What if I’m mentally ill and a former terrorist? How can I differentiate the two if my mental illness can just as well trigger the North Korea paranoia? And if the reason they want to take me is because I was a former terrorist?
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Have you ever tried going on Clozapine?
You still don’t sound well.
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Once again, you were not a terrorist. 
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Your mind is playing tricks on you
you wont always feel that way
So what if you become dictator of North Korea? Sounds like a steady job anyways, it’ll keep you busy. And I hear North Korea has nice weather in the spring.
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If I go to hell for it, that won’t be nice.
I think you feel mistreated and therefore you done something wrong. You are trying to make some sort of confession to avoid torcher in hell. Maybe you are too judgemental.
I don’t think being a Dictator automatically sends you to hell.
But… Killing people, and stealing their Oxen or Donkeys, that’ll do it.
Once again, the logic behind North Korea wanting to give the top job to a white, mentally ill girl from the States spilling the beans online about her imaginary criminal past continues to elude me. Wouldn’t it make more sense to give the job to a trusted senior member of the North Korean communist party?
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When you’re feeling like this ask yourself these 3 questions. If the answer to all 3 is NO then you know your fears have no basis in reality.
1.Do you speak Korean?
2. Do you look Korean?
3. Are you a member of the North Korean Communist party?
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