US Kim Jong Un Assassination Rumors Untrue Officials Twitter Atwitter With of North Korea's Leader's lights up with rumours Jongun assassination How a Birthday Party at the Korean Embassy Started Death Rumor [North Korea] If You Live In China Help Gawker Figure Out JongUn Is Dead There [Crowdsourcing] Chinese Says Was Assassinated This Morning Beijing Familiar faces in Kim's inner circle Unconfirmed Reports Leader assassinated Claims Ninjas Kill Age military ties mark Un's N. new leader is grandfathered YOUNG States repression expects NKorea to continue proliferation young gets rockstar treatment

Twitter Rumor Claims Ninjas Kill Korean Leader Unsubstantiated Twitter rumor says ninja assassins killed North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un on a business trip Google to Pay Users to Browse Web (and Watch What They're Doing) Kim Jong-Un Death Rumor Sparks Twitter Frenzy Rumors of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un's death took Twitter by storm Friday. Kim Jong-Un Dead? That's The Rumor If Kim is dead, it's probably because the military decided he's too much of a softie to keep North Korea in line. Kim Jong-un assassination rumours sparked by Beijing embassy birthday party Now, along with the planned festivities, embassy staff can now mark worldwide social media assassination rumours down as one of the many tributes to come for the late Dear Leader Twitter rumor claims death of Korea's Kim Jong-Un Feb. 7, 2012: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, right, salutes when he visited Unit 158 of the navy of the North Korean People's Army. AP Photo/Korean Central News Agency via Korea News Service US Officials Say Kim Jong Un Assassination Rumors Untrue The Internet was abuzz with rumors today that North Korea's newly installed leader, Kim Jong Un, was assassinated during a trip to Beijing, but U.S. officials are debunking the reports as not true. Several U.S. officials contacted by ABC News said there was no validity... Twitter, Weibo Light Up with Kim Jong Un Death Rumors Update 5:45 p.m. Finally, some reporting. Even Twitter and Weibo can't out-rumor the intelligence community: A  U.S. intelligence source told CNN  that they'd been trying to nail down rumors of Kim Jong-Un's death for more than a week by the time the  Internet caught up on Friday , and could find no evidence he'd died. Rather, an unnamed official told CNN's Security Clearance's Barbara Starr ... Kim Jong-un assassination rumours flood Twitter, Weibo Rumours that Kim Jong-un, the country's supreme leader, has been assassinated just months after he took power originated on Chinese microblogging service Weibo and have now spread all over Twitter Kim Jong Un's Strong Sense of Responsibility for Future Pyongyang, February 9 (KCNA) -- KCNA had an interview with teachers and students of Mangyongdae Revolutionary School, where Kim Jong Un, supreme commander of the Korean People's Army, visited on the lunar New Year. Age, military ties mark Kim Jong Un's inner circle Wherever North Korea's young new leader goes, they're there: a group of graying military and political officials who shadow Kim Jong Un as he visits army bases, attends concerts and tours schools.
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