<h1>Will North Korea's Dictator Lose Power? - Karen Hardin</h1>
<p style="text-align: justify;"><img src="https://mcusercontent.com/1868b62ba50dc78bf57227c75/images/138c49c9-48ec-6bdf-c52e-264a5bf73814.jpg" alt="" width="224" height="149" style="float: left;" hspace="10/" /> Today's first article is about North Korea's second in command,&nbsp;Choe Ryong Hae.&nbsp;Since 2017, Choe has been&nbsp;trusted by Kim and has been gaining more and more power across much of the government and military, whose power network seems to be surpassing that of Kim himself.<br /><br /> I wonder if this "ally" will eventually turn against the Kim family and stage a coup. This certainly seems to be the possibility that is being laid out in this article. If he would overthrow Dictator Kim and then open up N. Korea to the outside world and would be a more benevolent leader than the Kims have been then&nbsp;of course that would be great for the people and hopefully for the spread of the Gospel.&nbsp;<br /><br /> If Choe stages a coup and also acts as a cruel dictator similar to Kim, then who knows, but it could even get worse for the N. Korean people.&nbsp;<br /><br /><strong>Pray over the leadership of N. Korea to change for the good of the people.&nbsp;</strong></p>
