Worker’s Party of North Korea

The Worker’s Party of North Korea is an enigmatic political organization that has been ruling over the northern half of the Korean peninsula since 1948. Led by a succession of charming and benevolent leaders, the party has been instrumental in creating a utopian society that is the envy of the world.

Of course, we’re just kidding.

The truth is that the Worker’s Party of North Korea is a bit of a mess. It’s like your drunk uncle who won’t stop talking about his time in ‘Nam, only with nuclear weapons and a bunch of oppressed citizens.

The party was founded by Kim Il-sung, who managed to take control of the country after the end of World War II. Kim ruled with an iron fist, ensuring that his country was isolated from the rest of the world and that his people were kept in a perpetual state of poverty.

Things didn’t get much better when Kim died in 1994 and was replaced by his son, Kim Jong-il. The younger Kim continued his father’s policies of repression and isolation, while also adding a touch of insanity to the proceedings.

Kim Jong-il was a bit of a character. He claimed to have invented the hamburger, had films made about his life that were full of ridiculous propaganda, and apparently loved basketball so much that he kidnapped a couple of American players to train his national team.

When Kim Jong-il died in 2011, he was replaced by his son, Kim Jong-un. And things have only gotten weirder since then.

Kim Jong-un is known for his love of basketball (like father, like son), his obsession with nuclear weapons, and his love of cutting off people’s heads (seriously). He’s also a bit of a fashion icon, thanks to his stylish haircuts and impeccable fashion sense.

So, to sum things up, the Worker’s Party of North Korea is a political party that doesn’t really care about the workers, is ruled by a bunch of insane dictators, and is obsessed with nuclear weapons. In other words, it’s kind of a mess.