Comments by "Danijel D" (@danijeld8669) on "Who was Kim Jong-nam and why was he assassinated?" video.

  1. Although such things you mostly see in movies, it's not a surprise anymore when you hear about them happening in real life. Thanks, Alex, for covering the entire story in the light of 'refreshed' claims. No one can choose a family or a place to be born in.
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  2. Actually, there are. This became very relevant again. Read the articles (links are in the description). Articles and the video go together. Also, in the video itself, at 3:41 it's said that The Wall Street Journal released on June 10 the newest findings. And Washington Post correspondent Anna Fifield, an expert on issues related to NK, did the same in her newly published book "The Great Successor"
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  3.  @Octavus5  Yes, that time difference is maybe big for news, BUT you could see from the articles that Trump's answers were atypical (that's typical of Trump) and provocative, so, later, much closer to 21st, on June 16 Fox News interviewed former CIA dir. Pompeo, who was holding back, didn't mention Trump and just generalized. Alex, or whoever decided, for sure thought that among subscribers many might be completely new to the whole situation involving Kim Jong-nam and CIA, and wanted to clarify for them this main part of what everyone is talking about.
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