It has come to this: *Breitbart* just did a better job of describing the cast of extremists in Moon Jae-in’s cabinet than “respected” publications with correspondents in Asia.https://t.co/NbdJMjz8PL
I don’t read Breitbart; saw the link in my traffic stats.
But I know who does.— Joshua Stanton (@freekorea_us) May 18, 2018
Moon Jae-in's proposal to give service credit for membership in "civic groups" looks suspiciously like a scheme for politicizing the civil service by packing it with hard-left activists. https://t.co/9DZ80hhdWS https://t.co/9DZ80hhdWS
— Joshua Stanton (@freekorea_us) January 7, 2018
Under blistering attack from former DA, Cho Yoon-sun admits artists have been blacklisted based on political belief https://t.co/artbxPvt3x
— All News Korea (@AllNewsKorea) January 11, 2017
I just don’t get why any South Korean would sympathize with North Korea and send threatening packages like this to ROK officials?:
A parcel containing a knife, suspicious powder and a threatening letter has been sent to South Korea’s defense chief, prompting authorities to launch a probe, the ministry said Friday.
The package addressed to Defense Minister Han Min-koo contained a 32.8-centimeter kitchen knife and some 20 grams of white powder with a two-page letter, according to the ministry, noting that the suspicious powder was later found to be flour.
The letter sent by the “International Peace Action Corps” reads, “Why are you bringing a fire cloud of a nuclear war to the Korean Peninsula by wagging your tongue?”
“I’ve decided to punish him out of concern that just leaving you like this would kill the whole people,” the letter said, warning to “get rid of” him and his family members.
On one side of the knife, the sender wrote in a red pen, “Han Min-koo,” and on the other side, “punishment,” the ministry noted. [Yonhap News]
You can read more at the link, but this guy will likely be caught soon since they have video footage of him mailing the package as well as a fingerprint they pulled off the box that may be his.
