Kim Jong-un

Kim Jong-un (previously named Kim il-Sung and Kim Jong-un) is a politician who was Prime Minister of Australia for just over a month during December 2020 and January 2021. He was elected at the November 2020 election as the Member for Sydney and was also Deputy Leader of the DGP and DGSF before being expelled from the party by jezd7 and Johnny Turk over conflicting views.

Early life and education
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Joining the DGP
After arriving in the nation shortly after the September elections, Kim il-Sung rose quickly through the ranks of the "Draymond Green" Party becoming the party's deputy leader in a matter of weeks. Kim was a regular guest on multiple press channels and interviews where he spread the propaganda of the DGP party and helped grow it into the largest and most supported party in the nation. Kim also however explored his own views seperate from the party's where he would preach about a totalitarian Australia.

Winning Sydney
Kim il-Sung contested the seat of Sydney in the November 2020 election, where he won by a convincing margin, receiving 78.43% of the primary vote over the ALP candidate and was praised by the media. Kim ran a strong campaign where he focused on spreading awareness about the poverty rates in the nation, and also advertised videos portraying him and DGP leader Jezd7 in the light of glorious totalitarian leaders.

At the merger of the DGP and the Australian Syndicalist Party to form the DGSF, Kim Jong-il was named the party's Deputy Leader under co-leaders Jezd7 and Johnny Turk.

Prime Minister of Australia
On the 25th of November, jezd7 announced he would not continue on as Prime Minister and threw his support behind Kim, who on the 8th of December won confidence of the house and was named Australia's third Prime Minister.

Christmas War Threats
In December 2020 during the Christmas War Threats, Kim Jong-il played a crucial role in securing peace with the offensive forces and travelled into enemy territory at the risk of his own life to attempt to secure peace.

Kim openly criticised the ABC for failing to retract their lies and misinformation about the situation and even threatened to defund the ABC completely if they failed to do so, for the safety of the nation.

Kim initially travelled to Fiji alone to secure peace with Fiji and its allies, however was unsuccessful. However, the next day again travelled to the pacific island along with deputy Prime Minister Jimmy Carr and the 2 DGSF leaders Jezd7 and Johnny Turk and was able to secure peace with Fiji and its allies. However when the United States, United Kingdom, and South Africa failed to withdraw their troops, Kim set up talks with many nations including China and the European Union to demand the United States either withdraw or immediately pay back all debt owed to the nations, forcing the US to withdraw along with the UK.

Political commentators say that if it wasnt for the actions taken by Kim Jong-il during the threats of war, Australia would no longer exist.

see Christmas war threats

Expulsion from DGSF
After Kim Jong-il continued to talk about his totalitarian agenda against the wishes of the anarcho-communist DGSF, the party's leadership team decided to call for a parliamentary leadership spill, in which Johnny Turk emerged victor by a small margin. Henceforth, Kim was removed as Prime Minister as well as having his portfolios removed from him and he was sent to the backbench. He was very shortly after expelled from the party by Jezd7 and Johnny Turk and was sent to the crossbench, however shortly after this, Kim decided to retire from politics, giving up his seat of Sydney.

Post-political career
Kim Jong-un remained out of the political sphere for some time, but later joined the Australian Progressive Movement Party. Kim however does not hold an active role in the party and is currently away from the political sphere but has not left out the possibility of returning to it.