Political Revenge
June weather in California is beautiful and pleasant. My
wife and I decided to clean our bathroom today to get ready for the long hot
summer days. We have been thinking about this cleaning since the beginning of
this year. We no more have nimble bodies. Besides, I have been hooked to the
development of the Korean political situation only to see the result I least
hoped for. I am not a politician as you, my friends, know. I was an engineer. I
was good at doing what I do best. One time, I saw an opportunity to serve my
fatherland with my profession and expertise in putting up a communication
satellite for the first time in Korea. I had established an enough credential
in the company I worked with to lead this project. I had the full support from
the company in money and technology. I got the best satellite ever built with
the proven technology. As some of you may know, my campaign was not successful.
My company decided to sell only technology and honesty at that time. Poor
politicians worked for their cronies and did not pay attention to the benefits
the nation would get by choosing the best proven product. I was treated as a
street vendor. Going back to my bathroom, Mr. Moon would not help me to clean
our bathroom. Mr. Hong would not help me either, even if he had succeeded his
venture. I have nothing to do with particular politicians. But I was interested
in seeing the direction with which such politicians are leading for a
prosperous and peaceful Korea. We will find out very soon whether Mr. Moon is
the right person. Can he put S Korea in the right place in good partnership of
the free world, or in a place unrecognizable in the far eastern corner of the
world? This is not a matter of private comfort of one generation but a human
pride and dignity once lived in Korean peninsula as the fatherland.
Mr. Moon has raised a question as to whether additional
units of SAAD missile system were installed following the legitimate
authorization. If it were illegitimate, the US could have installed them
furtively. This is a serious charge against his strongest ally. Raising such a
question in public could be construed as a sign of severing the mutual trust.
By keeping distance with the US, Mr. Moon might have attempted a cheap shot to
have closer relationship with the Qing Dynasty. The Qing thought it is a good
opportunity to bring S Korea to her side this time to make both North and South
under her territory making a better position to negotiate with the US. So,
Premier Xi even raised his voice of opposition of the THAAD in Korean
peninsula. Mr. Moon, an inexperienced leader, thought his mumbling lip service
can improve already cold relation with China. But China wants only real thing,
the removal of SAAD, which is impossible to the US. Trump administration would
not budge on such nonsense. The US and Korean alliance has been strong for the
past 70 years. One president, though being a pro-North socialist, cannot give a
dent on the relationship. Mr. Moon has a lot of homework to do before he meets
with President Trump face to face. Mr. Moon has to remember there is the consequence
on what he says or does in the world stage. He is no more a mere local
instigator mingling with Kwanhwamoon riots. There is even the special news reporting
that Mr. Moon has stopped the installation of the US SAAD. Should this be true,
there could be a long negotiation ensuing.
Now Moon administration says
that the SAAD question raised was not intended toward the US but toward
domestic discussion only. His explanation is childish and laughable to mature
adults. The US Defense secretary, Gen. Mattis responded, it is understandable
after listening to the apology of the Korean Defense Minister Han. But his face
looked puzzled. He did not seem to understand what Mr. Moon really want do with
the SAAD. Only Koreans can understand including me. Mr. Moon does not want to
make the nation less safe by weakening the US force in S Korea. Yet, He wants
to consolidate his political power by purging his opponents from the government
and influential positions. Mr. Moon is taking a political revenge against
people he does not like. Daily TV news is full of suspicious accusations on the
years old corruptions and wrong doing. For this reason, I would not watch
Korean news for a while. People supporting him seem so righteous and are full
of hatred toward those who do not agree with them 100%. This is dangerous for
the future peace of the nation. The political revenge is no and no. People must
learn to digest hatred into grace to stop repeated political revenge. Vengeance
is mine; I will repay, says God. America is a great country, because there is
no political revenge. Despite his tyranny and corruption in the name of
political correctness, equal distribution, or religious freedom, Obama is not
going to be punished for them. Mr. Obama is a student of the collective
salvation at the cost of individual freedom. Luckily, he is not going to come
back again, which is enough to Americans. Politicians are inherently corrupt.
Good and honest people never want to become politicians. All we can expect from
politicians is that they lead the nation in the right direction. Do you think
Mr. Moon leads S Korea in the right direction? This is in my view a million
dollar question everybody should ask. I do not think he does. Apparently, He
works for poor and young people. But he is not a presidential material for all
Koreans in the world stage.
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