The Kim Jong Un assassination rumors are untrue. The rumors were caused by a birthday party.

Kim Jong-il’s 70th birthday is cause for celebration at the North Korean embassy in Beijing, so much so that building is now abuzz with activity for the multi-day festivities. Now, along with the planned events, embassy staff can now mark worldwide social-media fueled assassination rumours down as one of the many tributes for the late Dear Leader. Rumours that Kim Jong-un, North Korea’s newly anointed supreme leader, had been assassinated originated on Chinese microblogging service Weibo Friday, and spread swiftly on Twitter.

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I figured it was something like this. I'm not sure how the rumors spread so far without having any evidence supporting them in the first place.

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Yah... kinda figured.

From assassination to a b-day party, now I call THAT wild speculation

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Do we get to choose between him getting assassinated or having a party? How does this work? If we get a say in things, I'm going with assassination for Kim Dumb Un prior to any partying.