Korean desecration of
USA Korean War Memorial
It was reported South Korean students (middle school and
high school) in a survey listed South Korea’s enemies as being: #1- Japan, #2-
North Korea, and #3- USA.
In an article from the Associated Press (AP) appearing in
The Dallas Morning News (DMN), North Korean students are taught since
kindergarten to hate the U.S.A. North
Koreans list their primary enemies as being #1- Japan, #2- USA.
Recently on Long Island New York, Nassau County, town of
East Meadows, in a park: Eisenhower Park, right next to a Korean War memorial
was placed a memorial for Korean “Comfort Women.”
A brief description of "comfort women:" These were
women who worked in concubines (houses of ill-repute, ladies of the evening) to
service the sexual desires of the Japanese military during and before World War
Two.
South Korea and North Korea (the Koreas) claim the women
were sex slaves and forced by the Japanese military to serve in these
concubines. Japan claims the women were
recruited to work in these concubines and paid for their services.
NOTE: this video does
not address this issue as to whether they were sex slaves or recruited sex
workers.
The comfort women issue ranges from the 1930’s to 1945. The Korean War 1950 to 1953. Neither the Korean War nor the USA had anything to do with comfort women. So why place an issue totally not related to the Korean War along with a memorial to honor the deaths of American military during the Korean War? Whatever the miss-guided reason, the result is a desecration of a war memorial in the USA by Koreans.
At the beginning of the Korean War, South Korean military
and police executed 100,000 to 200,000 South Korean civilians fearing they were
communist or communist sympathizers. How
come a memorial to these murdered (massacre) civilians was not placed in
Eisenhower Park next to the USA Korean
War Memorial?
Remember 54,000 Americans died during the Korean War to keep South Korea free of communism. This desecration dishonors those 54,000 Americans with an issue not related to them or the war they died in.
The political leaders of Nassau County who permitted this
desecration are just as repugnant as the sloths who placed it.
Video on comfort women, Japanese explanation:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0goL88N8pQE
News article referenced in this video:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/story/2012-06-23/north-korea-teaching-hate-united-states/55784168/1
South Korean civilian massacres:
http://suite101.com/article/south-korea-confirms-anticommunist-massacres-a174578
Comfort Women memorial in New York, Long Island, Eisenhower
Park:
http://english.donga.com/srv/service.php3?bicode=060000&biid=2012061890558
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