re: WYHI: Soon-to-be Supreme North Korea Leader edition.

CNN has long been ready to bow down and brown their nose.



Even Washington post

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Here she was, a political princess, but the North Korean “first sister” had none of the hallmarks of power and wealth that Koreans south of the divide have come to expect,”

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NYTs


Even though Otto Warmbier's father was there with Pence.

Some of the media's own even had enough of their support

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But not everyone in the media was keen on giving North Korea such lavish praise and accolades. NBC News’ Willie Geist, who’s in South Korea, slammed outlets giving them positive coverage. “I can report South Koreans here in Pyeongchang are not as enthralled with Kim Yo-jong and the North Korean cheerleaders as it seems some media are back home,” he tweeted. “Something about N.K. killing, starving, & imprisoning its people while threatening South Korea with nuclear annihilation.”

“Wait people are still tweeting this crap?” The Huffington Post’s Yashar Ali tweeted in response to the New York Times article noted above. His timeline also includes such gems as “I can’t with this tweet. Jesus.” to CNN’s, and “What the hell are you doing Reuters?”

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She is head of propaganda including something with public executions.

This is what North Koreans were fearing with poor performance.

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FOR North Korean athletes, the prospect of failure on the big stage carries a punishment far worse than a damaged ego.
Having failed to land a single medal in South Korea so far, its Winter Olympic team could suffer the same fate as previous underperforming athletes - imprisonment in one of the country's sick gulags.

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https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5609218/winter-olympics-athletes-north-korea-gulag-world-cup-1966/