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Re: Chinese Ambassador: China ‘will never allow chaos and war’ on the Korean Peninsul
The people of the south of Korea and the people of the north of Korea both know that it was the USA and the USA's dirty, vicious right wing dictators that murdered the hundreds of thousands of Koreans from the south. The USA brings freedom by slaughtering those who have a different political leaning than the right wing Nazism of the USA.
There were war crimes trials held in NYC in the 1990s for the US's war crimes in Korea, with Koreans from the north and the south.
They are more likely to flee to China, because North Korean population has the painted the South Koreans as wanting to murder them and the border between NK and China is more open then the one with SK.
The people of the south of Korea and the people of the north of Korea both know that it was the USA and the USA's dirty, vicious right wing dictators that murdered the hundreds of thousands of Koreans from the south. The USA brings freedom by slaughtering those who have a different political leaning than the right wing Nazism of the USA.
There were war crimes trials held in NYC in the 1990s for the US's war crimes in Korea, with Koreans from the north and the south.
AFTER 50 YEARS OF SUFFERING: TRIBUNAL FINDS U.S. �GUILTY OF WAR CRIMES IN KOREA
Koreans From North and South Present Evidence
Images from Tribunal Testimony: a photo album
Four minute video clip [longer version in production]
By John Catalinotto
New York
June 27, 2003--Fifty years of enforced silence were broken on June 23 when �Korean victims of U.S. war crimes finally had the chance to �tell an International War Crimes Tribunal about what had �happened to them.
Some 600 people attended the historic gathering at the �Interchurch Center of Riverside Church. Large delegations of �Koreans came from South Korea, Japan, Canada and Germany, as �well as from all over the U.S. Most evidence was presented �in Korean and English to the multinational audience.
The U.S. State Department had refused visas to a delegation �of 11 lawyers bringing evidence from the Democratic People's �Republic of Korea. The South Korean government had barred �some witnesses from boarding planes to the U.S., sparking �protests in Seoul.
Tribunal organizers saw this as proof that both Washington �and Seoul fear the impact of the truth about the U.S.'s �colonial relationship with Korea.
The testimony of victims from North Korea was presented via �videotape.
Listening intently to the evidence were over two dozen �jurists from 17 countries. Twelve of these countries �participated in the 1950-1953 war against Korea. After four �sessions of deliberating over the testimony, this jury �unanimously found the U.S. government and military guilty of �19 counts of war crimes committed against Korea from 1945 �until 2001.
http://iacenter.org/Koreafiles/ktc_guilty.htm