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[lastat06513]

North Korea and its government are nothing but utter morons.

How can you negotiate counterfieting and narcotics trafficking?
It is like going to Columbia and negotiating with the cartels to slow down the flow of cocaine to the US, while kids are dying from the products they bring in the country-- thats f^cking madness!!~!

And what makes it worse is that the Korean media is blaming the US for imposing sanctions on North Korea for the illegal activities they are doing worldwide, thus stalling the 6-way talks, that were going nowhere to begin with.
Of course the US is going to impose sanctions on North Korea, they aren't stupid!!~!
I think Noh Mu Hyun and his group of stooges are acting stupid and crazy for trying to appease the north and thinking that the North was seriously considering an inter- Korean relationship. It is like the way Europe gave away Austria and Czechoslovakia to Germany in the wake of WWII.
We all know China will jump in on the North's side, thus attacking Taiwan, that will bring in the US and NATO (though reluctantly).
The more Korea tries to appease the north, the more it will become bold.
I think it is time for the world to isolate those arogant sh^ts in the north and make them follow the rule of law.
F*ck Korean brotherhood~ it doesn't exist anyway!

[Pligganease]

The only reason there is a "Korean brotherhood" is because we are, chronologically speaking, getting further away from the Korean War. As the people that remember the brutality of the North are dying off and being replaced in positions of power by people who were born after the war, South Korean society, as a whole, is forgetting what actually took place and is treating the milder version of events as the truth.

If you ask old timers, they will give you the real deal. Also, old timers are more fond of Americans for the role they and their allies played in the Korean War.

[lastat06513]

True, society is getting more and more further away from the ravages wreaked on Korea during the Korean War, but that is by far no excuse to negotiate for illegal activities.
Why does Korea want to help the North with its economy?
There are millions of factors contributing to this. Some of the biggest ones are that South Korea can't absorb the influx of refugees in case the economy does collapse. I can see that as a reasonable reason. Yet, the aid going North is not going to its intended benefactors. Why do you think KJI can keep a healthy and loyal army under the banner of the "Army First!" policy? He has no qualms about letting his people die off as long as none of them are his relatives (and even then, that could be disputed).
What most people don't know or don't seem to understand (or for some of us, don't care about) is that 40% of the drugs sold in raves or other "mind-alterring" events come from North Korea.
So think about that everytime you drop acid or "E" in Hongdae- each drop you take is another bullet the north has to aim at the people in the South.
Sorry, negotiating with the North is like negotiating with the bully down the block~ the only thing he knows is force.

[Hater Depot]

[lastat06513]

Do a search on "North Korea- narcotics" and you can find something on that.
I heard about a ship impounded by Australian authorities a while ago after it was discovered that it was used to deliver drugs there.
Also, in the Korea Times (I think) there was an article about a chinese smuggler who was arrested at Kimpo Int'l Airport trying to smuggle a sh^tload of "E" into the country.

[Pyongshin Sangja]

So, does the Army teach you the word "subtlety?"

[lastat06513]

There is nothing subtle about what North Korea is doing and there is no way to tip-toe around someone overdosing on acid (if anyone's ever seen a person die from it~~ it is not cool to watch...especially a friend)

And what happens if you try to cash your paycheck and find that the bank couldn't pay you in full because the treasury department temperarily recalled all $100 or $50 notes from that one particular area because there was a rash of counterfeit "supernotes" found to be circulated around (I kid you not...I have heard that it does happen in some cases).

You can't excuse a loud-mouth monkey from sh*tting where it sleeps, especially if they are deficating on the same area we all have to sleep. And it is also unexcusable if you try to tell the monkey to clean up after himself and he refuses and threatens to sh^t more if you keep talking about it.
Can you negotiate with the monkey?
in most cases, no

Same goes for North Korea.

And Noh Muh Hyun is a big-eared, flate-faced stupidly naive idiot if he tries to think that way.

[Pyongshin Sangja]

Wow. You know, you're right.

[rok_the-boat]

There is a link you might like on this thread.

http://www.eslcafe.com/forums/korea/viewtopic.php?t=48421&highlight=

[Ya-ta Boy]

The trouble is, sanctions and isolation have been the policy for 50 years and it didn't work. At some point, something new has to be tried.

[lastat06513]

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[Hollywoodaction]

Well, by the looks of the 'immigration' processing centres near the DMZ, South Korea isn't planning on having/or allowing millions of North Koreans cross the DMS overnight once the NK government collapses. At least, the government seems to recognize the potential for disaster in opening up the border without any control. Where would they live? Where would they work? Can they adjust to the cultural differences? Are South Koreans ready to deal with North Koreans who turn to crime if they are permitted to cross the border freely only to find nothing waiting for them? One thing for sure, the reunification of Korea won't be anything like Germany's.

[scarneck]

This type of attitude makes things worse.

If you close your eyes, it doesn't exist. Morons, they don't want to upset their brothers...

http://www.crosswalk.com/news/1367346.html