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Globutron
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nautilus
Joined: 26 Nov 2005
Location: Je jump, Tu jump, oui jump!
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| �And the amounts of land being seized are huge, showing just how much these people did profit from collaborating,� he said. |
Wow. Mugabe-type government has come to Korea.
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| The proceeds from the assets that have been confiscated will be distributed to the families of resistance fighters |
I don't really trust this. Sounds like a government (desperate to acquire more land for development) has found a way to justify taking private property and handing the proceeds to a mysterious group of people which it alone decides upon. |
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jvalmer
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| This list is made by a bunch of pro-NK, anti-capitalist professors. I believe former dictator Park Jung-Hee is on the list. He went to military college in Japan, thus a collaborator even though all high-ranking officers, and scholars, of his generation went to Japan to study. This issue comes up anytime a left-leaning government is in power. When KDJ and Roh were in power this became a small issue. Now that 2MB is the president it's a non-issue until the next pro-Sunshine government comes into power. |
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TheUrbanMyth
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Location: Retired
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| The article is hardly a role model of journalistic integrity. |
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