The Benevolent Autograph

In early December 2012 Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un received a letter from a naturalized Japanese woman living in Neighbourhood Unit 15, Janghung-ri, Yonggwang County, South Hamgyong Province.

In the letter she wrote that her Japanese father deserted her family like a road-side stone, that though her stepfather’s home was in south Korea, her family came to and lived happily in the northern half of Korea where President Kim Il Sung and Chairman Kim Jong Il administered the politics of love for the people. She also wrote in the letter that her eldest son, who had once committed a crime before the country, had been admitted into the WPK some time before, and that she would be faithfully loyal to the Supreme Leader who had fathomed her unknown anxiety.

After reading the letter Kim Jong Un wrote on the letter as follows:

“Our Party embraces more deeply and puts forward those people with sour wounds in their mind.

“It is a mother who grieves more over her child’s pain than anyone else, soothes it, and unhesitatingly sacrifices her skin or blood for him or her. I think it is the mind of mothers in the world to be glad about their children’s success and regard it as joy of their life that can be bartered for nothing.

“So our Party is called motherly Party.

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“Thank you for your invariably believing in and relying on our Party.

Kim Jong Un

December 26, 2012”