When a dictator dies, many expect radical changes to come, not in North Korea.   According to the Associated Press, North Korea warned it’s bitter rival South Korea and the rest of the world not to expect any changes after the death of their great leader Kim Jong Il.    His young son, now the new principal, was given the title of “Great Leader”, one of the many carried by his late father.   They were very threatening with their statements, saying that they will not deal with the traitors in the south, and wouldn’t change despite what many think, including the puppets at Seoul.

They did offer a bit of hope, stating that they would push hard for toward the path of improved relations.   Seoul also said in the recent months that they would be more flexible with the north.   The question now lies in the capabilities of the limited Kim Jong Un, who’s experience and age leave doubts of weather he is able to lead a nation that has dealt with problems including a Nuclear Program, food shortage and economic struggle.