Comments on: NIS chief offers resignation http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/10/27/nis-chief-offers-resignation/ Korea... in Blog Format Mon, 7 Jul 2008 00:19:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: R. Elgin http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/10/27/nis-chief-offers-resignation/#comment-53947 R. Elgin Sat, 28 Oct 2006 02:19:05 +0000 http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/10/27/nis-chief-offers-resignation/#comment-53947 It is strange that many decry these spies as being "communist" or "anti-American" when they really have worked against South Korean democracy and its people. They are ultimately anti-South Korea. These people have not really thought enough about the serious consequences that their actions would have upon the people, the society and peace that is in South Korea and for that, they should suffer. It is strange that many decry these spies as being “communist” or “anti-American” when they really have worked against South Korean democracy and its people. They are ultimately anti-South Korea. These people have not really thought enough about the serious consequences that their actions would have upon the people, the society and peace that is in South Korea and for that, they should suffer.

]]> By: virtual wonderer http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/10/27/nis-chief-offers-resignation/#comment-53909 virtual wonderer Fri, 27 Oct 2006 15:30:12 +0000 http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/10/27/nis-chief-offers-resignation/#comment-53909 Christ, they can't really expect a guy that just resigned from defence post to go into security post. Is this musical chair or something? It's funny that the screwed government is DPRK, but it's the Roh government that is fallinng apart. If Bush was serious about regime change, then he should convince Roh to defect to DPRK. They won't last one year with him in their government. It would make much sense that the realists in Defense and NIS would lose confidence in Roh, and maybe NIS acted without Roh's consent. I can't see how this could be a boon for the conservatives, even though they are probably having a field day. EVERYONE already know that the unions and the 386 are full of communist sympathizers--and many are full blown reds. But for the bulk of the anti-american korean youths, they might look at this as another case of "soogoo-ggoltong" attacking democracy, just like KCIA kidnapping KDJ. (i see another possible banmi-undong brewing) At this point, one has to be a fool to think that the kids will look at the details to see if they were really spies or not. Don't politicize the kids who already lost faith in Uridang. My god. I can see it. It can seriously happen again. Hannara has a way of "putting ashes on made rice." The conspiracy side of me thinks that KCIA, I mean NIS chief must wanted to do something that would save the Korean-US alliance. Since Roh can't even pull the plug on Geumgang, NIS can at least take out all the DPRK agents. If Hannara never tried to impeach, they could probably pull one off now. But you can't trust these guys to do the smart thing either. Aidan Foster Carter wrote a colum not too long ago pointing out that the Roh government stopped sending rice to DPRK, but continues to give them hard cash. The priorities they set is insane. I guess it'll ironic that DPRK might REALLY crash real soon, when they run out of rice over the spring. The news are now pretty wide spread that the information blockade is over. A 2nd famine will probably what triggers it. Roh Moo Hyun. He is as dumb as one can get. Christ, they can’t really expect a guy that just resigned from defence post to go into security post. Is this musical chair or something? It’s funny that the screwed government is DPRK, but it’s the Roh government that is fallinng apart. If Bush was serious about regime change, then he should convince Roh to defect to DPRK. They won’t last one year with him in their government. It would make much sense that the realists in Defense and NIS would lose confidence in Roh, and maybe NIS acted without Roh’s consent.

I can’t see how this could be a boon for the conservatives, even though they are probably having a field day. EVERYONE already know that the unions and the 386 are full of communist sympathizers–and many are full blown reds. But for the bulk of the anti-american korean youths, they might look at this as another case of “soogoo-ggoltong” attacking democracy, just like KCIA kidnapping KDJ. (i see another possible banmi-undong brewing) At this point, one has to be a fool to think that the kids will look at the details to see if they were really spies or not. Don’t politicize the kids who already lost faith in Uridang. My god. I can see it. It can seriously happen again. Hannara has a way of “putting ashes on made rice.”

The conspiracy side of me thinks that KCIA, I mean NIS chief must wanted to do something that would save the Korean-US alliance. Since Roh can’t even pull the plug on Geumgang, NIS can at least take out all the DPRK agents.

If Hannara never tried to impeach, they could probably pull one off now. But you can’t trust these guys to do the smart thing either.

Aidan Foster Carter wrote a colum not too long ago pointing out that the Roh government stopped sending rice to DPRK, but continues to give them hard cash. The priorities they set is insane. I guess it’ll ironic that DPRK might REALLY crash real soon, when they run out of rice over the spring. The news are now pretty wide spread that the information blockade is over. A 2nd famine will probably what triggers it. Roh Moo Hyun. He is as dumb as one can get.

]]> By: sunbin http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/10/27/nis-chief-offers-resignation/#comment-53876 sunbin Fri, 27 Oct 2006 13:02:49 +0000 http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/10/27/nis-chief-offers-resignation/#comment-53876 for the enormous embarassment recent (opening contradict USGS seismic info, multiple mistakes in TPD-2 landing location, etc), i am surprised that they were not fired earlier. for the enormous embarassment recent (opening contradict USGS seismic info, multiple mistakes in TPD-2 landing location, etc), i am surprised that they were not fired earlier.

]]> By: Juggertha http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/10/27/nis-chief-offers-resignation/#comment-53840 Juggertha Fri, 27 Oct 2006 06:50:35 +0000 http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/10/27/nis-chief-offers-resignation/#comment-53840 I think the Minister in charge of Contruction/Development is next. http://korearight.blogspot.com/2006/10/dropping-like-flies.html I think the Minister in charge of Contruction/Development is next.

http://korearight.blogspot.com.....flies.html

]]> By: ZZOOzzoo http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/10/27/nis-chief-offers-resignation/#comment-53826 ZZOOzzoo Fri, 27 Oct 2006 05:29:54 +0000 http://www.rjkoehler.com/2006/10/27/nis-chief-offers-resignation/#comment-53826 Call me crazy but I think the recent spy-bust is one of the most exciting political crisis in South Korea since the left-wing politicians took over the government. It's about time we "got little Commies", and I have no doubt there are a lot more to get busted soon. Call me crazy but I think the recent spy-bust is one of the most exciting political crisis in South Korea since the left-wing politicians took over the government. It’s about time we “got little Commies”, and I have no doubt there are a lot more to get busted soon.

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