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Defectors 'amazed' by South Koreans' positive reactions to Kim's Seoul visit

Eunhwa, female, escaped from North Korea in 2003, arrived in South Korea in 2015

I had a miserable life in North Korea, I was sentenced to one of the harsh prison camps. Later, after I was released, I escaped North Korea, but I got captured and sent back, then my life in that living hell became even worse. I finally made it to South Korea. I'm so surprised to hear South Koreans saying nice things about Kim Jung-un. It means they really don't understand the evil to the north.

The peace movement is a mirage that surely will be revealed later. Kim Jung-un's goal is to dominate all of Korea and to stabilize his government, not to have a confederation or compromise with South Korea.I just hope this becomes obvious before the U.S. withdraws its troops or before South Korea disarms itself completely.

Guest in Korea wrote:

We assume then that the word "tactical" was used purposely to imply that the weapon would not be used against the United States, but could be used against South Korea.

Or against Japan, which is how it will be interpreted by the left wing dotards in South Korea. You have no idea how stupid the Left is in Korea. President Moon and leftist Koreans won't realize they have been tricked until the North Koreans places them in chains. I hope I die in the attack. I don't want to live to see the end of South Korea.

The Chinese have invaded Australia, Canada, and New Zealand and have already turned these countries into defacto colonies. The Chinese are a fifth column that political correctness protects.

Silent Guest 1 wrote:Korean Guest:
Your post has the ring of those in American sanctuary cities--not those open border evil clavens but the midnight barry drop shipment belt. My son and I will go down fighting.
I was not aware of the Chinese infiltration into Australia? Ominous. After 8 barry years, America is poorly prepared to respond.

We assume then that the word "tactical" was used purposely to imply that the weapon would not be used against the United States, but could be used against South Korea.