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Originally Posted by Rockstar

I think Fatboy might be in survival mode and best course of action for him at the moment is to sitcan the summit and attempt negotiations directly with Moon who probably gets all teary eyed at the prospect of reunification and getting re-elected. Also China and North Korea aren't exactly bosom buddies either, it wouldn't be the first time North Korean actions embarrassed China.

Tobacco smoking is popular and, at least for men, culturally acceptable in North Korea. As of 2014, some 45% of men are reported to smoke daily; Smoking is a leading cause of death in North Korea, and as of 2010 mortality figures: some 34.3% of men and 22.3% of women are reported to die as a result of smoking, the highest smoking mortality figures in the world, and in total tobacco-caused illness kills 55,600 North Koreans annually. The current leader Kim Jong-un is often seen smoking in public, including in university classrooms, subway cars, and in the presence of his wife Ri Sol-ju, facts that "might make the life of the North Korean health educators more complicated." WERE I THE PRESIDENT, I WOULD GUARATEE UNLIMITED CAMEL NO FILTERS AND ALL THE CHOCO PIES FATBOY CAN MUNCH AND HOPE 'FOR THE BEST'

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un received intense scrutiny during his appearance at the historic inter-Korean summit last week, and his actions during the event reveal that he was keenly aware that the world was watching. Case in point: Kim, who is known to be a chain smoker, was seen having only one smoke break during the hourslong summit. All three leaders of North Korea—Kim Il-sung, Kim Jong-il, and Kim Jong-un—have been smokers and the country has struggled to balance their public image with its anti-smoking efforts. In general, North Koreans tend to prefer strong tobacco and different classes of quality range from homegrown to sought-after foreign brands that are considered status symbols

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