The students went up on stage and told participants they had distributed anti-war badges around the nation in protest against the Iraq war and said they felt unifying the two Koreas was a way to create “a world without wars. They also joined the former communist guerrillas in the shouting of their old slogans against “imperialist Yankee soldiers” and the “puppet regime of Syngman Rhee. Kim, who also instructed his students to operate an online group that opposes the U.S.-led war in Iraq, now serves as an official with the KTEWU’s North Jeolla Province chapter.
May God save Korea from itself. [link]
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Add this to the DLP spying, North Korean infiltration of the trade union, the complete sell-out of the Korean Journalists Assn and North Korea is scoring huge wins against Roh’s ROK, camoflaged in anti-American rhetoric that dupes the South into thinking it is on the prevailing side. At this rate, South Korea’s allies will give up on it just as North Korea feels strong enough to really subvert the South.
I propose an exchange of governments.
I was wondering when someone was going to pick this up. I mentioned months and months ago that N Korea has already won the war. They sent their minions down in the ’80s, wh became teachers, then became the teachers of teachers, and they got the kids. Having been a teacher in the public school system in South Jeolla now for almost 5 years, I can tell you, the teachers are sympathetic to N Korea, are anti-American, and they teach it…. In this culture, the students are not allowed to disagree or even slightly question. The only job the students have is to absorb and believe…. And they do….
Gillian, I’d be interested in hearing more from you. Would you mind shooting me an e-mail?
Just as in the Muslim world, they who control the children’s minds control the future.
Gillian,
Nice to know I’m not alone in my thoughts. I think some of those folks are making movies too.
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