Picture of the Day: The Taegukis are Up
South Korea’s Taegeukgi flags are attached to trees in Seoul on Feb. 23, 2021, six days ahead of the 102nd anniversary of the 1919 popular movement that protested for independence from Japan’s colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula. (Yonhap)
Back in the day, I interviewed with a web boutique called MarchFirst. By the grace of God, I wasn’t who they wanted. They, the company that acquired them, and the company that acquired them went through bankruptcies in short order.
Off-topic? Not really. South Korea is lookingvless and less viable as they alienate former allies and try to cultivate friendship with the dude who had hookers poison a brother and used antiaircraft weapons to kill an uncle…
I mean, they really have a lot of short-bus level “stategery” going on somewhere…
And again, it’s what the Korean people want. Or they’d be in the streets protesting.
I am hoping events prove me wrong; but I don’t see the necessary legerdemain in recent history or current political leadership anywhere in the region.