Some send flowers, others cards, but after hearing about the death of communist Kim Jong-il, most of the civilized world breathed a sigh of relief.  Yet, ever a friend to communists, former President Jimmy Carter was duty-bound to send condolences to Kim Jong-il's heir, Kim Jong-un. According to a Korean news agency, Jimmy Carter sent condolences to the newly-installed figurehead "Kim Jong-un and the Korean people over the demise of leader Kim Jong-il."  Carter "wished Kim Jong-un every success as he assumes his new responsibility of leadership," and said he was "looking forward to another visit to [North Korea] in the future."   After sending the communiqué, Mr. Carter did not expound on the "every success" comment because, according to a spokesperson, he was "out of the office until the New Year."  It was not reported as to whether his Christmas disappearance had anything do to with the return trip to North Korea that Carter said he was anxious to...(Read Full Post)