I don’t mind the rest of your post but references to flawed polls make my skin crawl since they make polling look unscientific.  The Zogby poll you refereed to was flawed in both question form (see the famous "withdraw" question here) and respondent selection.  It was basically little more than a convenience sample.

thanks for the advice on hongik. sounds like a perfect match. fresh, young and open-minded meets experienced, secure and open-minded.

no, an example of the blind leading the blind would be if we had an alcoholic expat trying to teach north koreans about the value of work.

ha ha

ps gerry, your silence regarding dr lankov’s post says volumes. please remember the thread so the next time i remind you of it you won’t try to create smoke screens by asking where it is. k?

‘anybody against withdrawel from iraq does not support the troops!’ roared the he man

‘70% of troops want out of iraq…’ survey

‘…………’ the same he man as he prowls the streets of hongik for the fresh and underaged

But given the fact that the slave labor in Kaesong is going to be employed at South Korean firms, it seems only fair to tell the slaves what’s expected of them. Failure has dire consequences.

I would rather see a concerted effort on the part of the SK Government to improve the management skills of SK management first rather than teaching their northern kindred the sublties of IM chatting on the job or setting up a phony firm so as to avoid going to jail when contractors go unpaid.