ROK Drop

By on September 10th, 2007 at 11:37 am

Will the Korean Voters Buy It?

This is a predictable election tactic:

North Korea will likely boycott multilateral talks on its nuclear disarmament if a conservative candidate wins the December presidential election, former Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan said Sunday.

Lee, now vying for the nomination of the pro-government United New Democratic Party, predicted North Korea will wait and see if a conservative administration would change its inter-Korean policy from the current liberal engagement approach. [Yonhap]

Lee Hae-chan might as well just say, "Vote for me because I will give Comrade Kim Jong-il everything he wants and then some, so we can keep the myth of progress alive." 

Kim Jong-il is only going to boycott the nuclear talks if who ever is elected does not give him the free stuff he wants with little to no reciprocity in return.

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  • mcnut
    5:08 am on September 10th, 2007 1

    koreans will do like the spanish did and have their elections influcenced by outsiders

  • Richardson
    5:10 am on September 10th, 2007 2

    That sort of fear mongering by liberals is the same everywhere.

  • Mike McStay
    9:44 am on September 10th, 2007 3

    I keep wondering, why do the think that it won't be Chamberlain and Hitler all over again.

  • Sonagi
    11:15 pm on September 10th, 2007 4

    'That sort of fear mongering by liberals is the same everywhere."

    Anybody know off-hand the terrorism threat level at the moment? Is it orange? Yellow?

 

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