Comments on: No respect http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/20/no-respect/ Korea... in Blog Format Sat, 22 Nov 2008 17:40:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Kimbob http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/20/no-respect/#comment-12338 Kimbob Mon, 21 Mar 2005 16:46:51 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1503#comment-12338 Condaleeza Rice is in Korea to discuss how they can bring back North Korea to 6 party table. One of her goals is to rally S.Korea, Japan, and China to put more pressure on the North Koreans. This is all good and dandy but if this report from Washington Post is correct, and Bush administration has once again manually manufactured evidence to support their foreign policy, it's going to blow a big hole in the credibility of the US in front of Chinese and S.Koreans who are already skeptical of the US plan to put more pressures on North Korea. It's things like this that strengthens the left leaning youth in S.Korea, as they'll point and say you can't believe what the US says anymore. Congratulations, Mr. Bush, you've just gave those left leaning idiots more ammos to shoot with. Good lord, this is getting to be a real bad habit for the Bush administration that's undermining any kind of trust for the US. What the hell is going on? Threats from NK are real, but god dang, I can't help but wonder how much of what the Bush administration says about the NK nuclear project is true, and how much are fibs. What are true and what are not? I would think this is no way to gain any kind of trust from any US allies. Condaleeza Rice is in Korea to discuss how they can bring back North Korea to 6 party table. One of her goals is to rally S.Korea, Japan, and China to put more pressure on the North Koreans. This is all good and dandy but if this report from Washington Post is correct, and Bush administration has once again manually manufactured evidence to support their foreign policy, it’s going to blow a big hole in the credibility of the US in front of Chinese and S.Koreans who are already skeptical of the US plan to put more pressures on North Korea. It’s things like this that strengthens the left leaning youth in S.Korea, as they’ll point and say you can’t believe what the US says anymore. Congratulations, Mr. Bush, you’ve just gave those left leaning idiots more ammos to shoot with. Good lord, this is getting to be a real bad habit for the Bush administration that’s undermining any kind of trust for the US. What the hell is going on?
Threats from NK are real, but god dang, I can’t help but wonder how much of what the Bush administration says about the NK nuclear project is true, and how much are fibs. What are true and what are not? I would think this is no way to gain any kind of trust from any US allies.

]]> By: Kimbob http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/20/no-respect/#comment-12337 Kimbob Mon, 21 Mar 2005 16:05:46 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1503#comment-12337 Noolji is like the opposite incarnate of some posters here. Everything cancels out in the end. It makes this board interesting. Noolji is like the opposite incarnate of some posters here. Everything cancels out in the end. It makes this board interesting.

]]> By: Corpy http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/20/no-respect/#comment-12336 Corpy Mon, 21 Mar 2005 15:55:04 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1503#comment-12336 Okay, I'm going to be honest and admit I'm not exactly sure what this means, "you care more about finding material with which to slam the people you marry and have children with, dig?" but does it sound to anyone else like Noolji has an anti-miscegenation fixation? Okay, I’m going to be honest and admit I’m not exactly sure what this means,
“you care more about finding material with which to slam the people you marry and have children with, dig?”
but does it sound to anyone else like Noolji has an anti-miscegenation fixation?

]]> By: gbnhj http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/20/no-respect/#comment-12335 gbnhj Mon, 21 Mar 2005 15:48:17 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1503#comment-12335 Noolji: 'yeah, a bunch of conservative, fox loving, american patriots care more about the issue than the koreans do.' Uh, 'fox loving', Noolji? You might be thinking about a segment of the British population, there. And do you perhaps mean fox-loving, or do you intend that Americans actually engage in sexual congress with foxes? You later say that Americans here simply look for material to slam people? I don't agree that your perception fairly characterizes all Americans here, but I'll accept your right to an opinion. But please, retract those hurtful comments about fox loving. Noolji: ‘yeah, a bunch of conservative, fox loving, american patriots care more about the issue than the koreans do.’

Uh, ‘fox loving’, Noolji? You might be thinking about a segment of the British population, there. And do you perhaps mean fox-loving, or do you intend that Americans actually engage in sexual congress with foxes?

You later say that Americans here simply look for material to slam people? I don’t agree that your perception fairly characterizes all Americans here, but I’ll accept your right to an opinion. But please, retract those hurtful comments about fox loving.

]]> By: Plunge http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/20/no-respect/#comment-12334 Plunge Mon, 21 Mar 2005 14:37:18 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1503#comment-12334 look, there??s something called ??the greater good??. if bush and his supporters can bring about the deaths of hundreds of thousands of civilians in iraq for the greater good of democracy, then, sk can use the same logic. Except for the fact that you are using the thouroughly debunked lancet study about civilian deaths in Iraq... look, there??s something called ??the greater good??. if bush and his supporters can bring about the deaths of hundreds of thousands of civilians in iraq for the greater good of democracy, then, sk can use the same logic.

Except for the fact that you are using the thouroughly debunked lancet study about civilian deaths in Iraq…

]]> By: noolji maripkan http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/20/no-respect/#comment-12333 noolji maripkan Mon, 21 Mar 2005 14:00:45 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1503#comment-12333 'we care more about starving north koreans than the koreans do!' yeah, a bunch of conservative, fox loving, american patriots care more about the issue than the koreans do. i don't believe that for a second; you care about following your leader's policies, ok? you care more about finding material with which to slam the people you marry and have children with, dig? look, there's something called 'the greater good'. if bush and his supporters can bring about the deaths of hundreds of thousands of civilians in iraq for the greater good of democracy, then, sk can use the same logic. it's more important to start developing the north for reunification which will, in the end, serve more north koreans than shouting about starvation you can address only by bringing about more starvation ie bush sanctions. south korea NEEDS to do this specially in light of the fact that korea will be having a war with china soon. i'll write what i've written before: it's interesting how asians are always killing each other when the westerner isn't around, ain't it? if asian folk start to beleive that, who benefits? who, indeed! 'i feel so ashamed of being korean!' maybe you should tell folks you're japanese. they won't know the difference. and you know who you are. ‘we care more about starving north koreans than the koreans do!’

yeah, a bunch of conservative, fox loving, american patriots care more about the issue than the koreans do. i don’t believe that for a second; you care about following your leader’s policies, ok? you care more about finding material with which to slam the people you marry and have children with, dig?

look, there’s something called ‘the greater good’. if bush and his supporters can bring about the deaths of hundreds of thousands of civilians in iraq for the greater good of democracy, then, sk can use the same logic. it’s more important to start developing the north for reunification which will, in the end, serve more north koreans than shouting about starvation you can address only by bringing about more starvation ie bush sanctions. south korea NEEDS to do this specially in light of the fact that korea will be having a war with china soon. i’ll write what i’ve written before: it’s interesting how asians are always killing each other when the westerner isn’t around, ain’t it? if asian folk start to beleive that, who benefits? who, indeed!

‘i feel so ashamed of being korean!’

maybe you should tell folks you’re japanese. they won’t know the difference. and you know who you are.

]]> By: noolji maripkan http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/20/no-respect/#comment-12332 noolji maripkan Mon, 21 Mar 2005 13:33:25 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1503#comment-12332 how many posters named eileen on this board are willing to put their lives on the line for freedon and democracy? answer: ZERO how many posters named eileen on this board are willing to put their lives on the line for freedon and democracy?

answer: ZERO

]]> By: noolji maripkan http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/20/no-respect/#comment-12331 noolji maripkan Mon, 21 Mar 2005 13:25:04 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1503#comment-12331 'tibeitification of korea...thry're(the chinese) just taking their time...' really? it's been about two thousand years now. when will the chinese do this tibet thing? oh, the blood, time, money, and disrespect the chinese will get before they lose. vietnam, anyone? 'chinese view koreans as childish...' WOW! the chinese? you mean the people who spit on japanese soccer players? you mean the people who rioted in the streets because of a skit put on by some nipponese? you mean the people who say genghis khan is not mongol but sinic? ‘tibeitification of korea…thry’re(the chinese) just taking their time…’

really? it’s been about two thousand years now. when will the chinese do this tibet thing? oh, the blood, time, money, and disrespect the chinese will get before they lose. vietnam, anyone?

‘chinese view koreans as childish…’

WOW! the chinese? you mean the people who spit on japanese soccer players? you mean the people who rioted in the streets because of a skit put on by some nipponese? you mean the people who say genghis khan is not mongol but sinic?

]]> By: usinkorea http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/20/no-respect/#comment-12330 usinkorea Mon, 21 Mar 2005 10:14:07 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1503#comment-12330 It wasn't clear from what I wrote above. I was meaning to question why so many of us think this latest news means he's nuts. Infiltrating a press conference is a bit wacky if you're not some 19 year old college kid. Attending the wrong press conference isn't so bad even though holding up protest signs is out of the ordinary......well.....perhaps out of the ordinary outside of South Korea..... It wasn’t clear from what I wrote above. I was meaning to question why so many of us think this latest news means he’s nuts. Infiltrating a press conference is a bit wacky if you’re not some 19 year old college kid. Attending the wrong press conference isn’t so bad even though holding up protest signs is out of the ordinary……well…..perhaps out of the ordinary outside of South Korea…..

]]> By: usinkorea http://www.rjkoehler.com/2005/03/20/no-respect/#comment-12329 usinkorea Mon, 21 Mar 2005 10:10:25 +0000 http://rjkoehler.com/?p=1503#comment-12329 Did the article not say he had been given a pass into another press conference but thought he was attending the right one? That doesn't explain all of why the security people took him down, but it does explain a lot. It is a good bit different to say he infiltrated a news conference for the Sec of State of the United States during this time of global terrorism than it is to say he simply made a mistake. We still have the question about how provocative his actions were in leading to the level of take down. But, showing up at a news conference your not expected to be in after Rice has made the prickly Kim Jong Il howl with rage is not the best position to be in. Yes, he is an older white guy, but if I were in the secret service detail, I would have had my guys and girls ready for any kind of action. I'm totally serious. Kim Jong Il being insulted by a woman, a black woman, who he knows has more global power than him and SHE is not even the leader of her nation, Did the article not say he had been given a pass into another press conference but thought he was attending the right one?

That doesn’t explain all of why the security people took him down, but it does explain a lot. It is a good bit different to say he infiltrated a news conference for the Sec of State of the United States during this time of global terrorism than it is to say he simply made a mistake. We still have the question about how provocative his actions were in leading to the level of take down.

But, showing up at a news conference your not expected to be in after Rice has made the prickly Kim Jong Il howl with rage is not the best position to be in. Yes, he is an older white guy, but if I were in the secret service detail, I would have had my guys and girls ready for any kind of action. I’m totally serious. Kim Jong Il being insulted by a woman, a black woman, who he knows has more global power than him and SHE is not even the leader of her nation,

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