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Bring Our Troops Home From Korea Now!
Monday, October 16, 2006 5:56 PM


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K2 GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS: Korean Peninsula Flashpoint: Failed Policies

In his satirical piece A Modest Proposal Jonathan Swift offered a 'solution' for the starvation and political realities of Ireland at the time. I wonder if the Koreans are paying attention?

Starting with the presidency of Kim Dae-Jung followed by current president Roh the Republic of Korea after fifty years of enjoying the benefits of our relationship (admittedly with some unfortunate difficulties with military stationed in-country), Korea chose the path away from a strong defence and slept with the Kim Jong-il in the North and now everyone must pay the cost.

President Roh ran on an anti-american platform and made absolutely no attempts to curb the anti-american demonstrations, in fact it appears that he supported them.

It is time for the United States to give the Koreans what they have been asking for their right to self-determination and that includes defending themselves against any aggression from North Korea and/or Communist China which has all but claimed the entire Korean Peninsula as a part of China.

Bring our troops home now from Korea using the savings to assist our veterans whom by the way gave their blood and lives for the South Koreans.

Bring our troops home applies not to just Korea but any place that we are not welcomed. We must protect our own borders, ports, and other facilities against terrorist threats.

Korea is not our problem any longer nor do we have a moral obligation after fifty years to pretend any longer that it is our problem.

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I think that's right, Sgt. We have no interest, that I can determine, that requires our further presense in Korea. Bring the troops home and let South Korea determine it's own course.