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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: TimF who wrote (306113)10/11/2006 6:22:09 PM
From: Tenchusatsu   of 1577077
 
Tim, > Since when has the north let truth or even credibility effect the notions they try to perpetuate (and perhaps succeed in perpetuating at least within their own boundaries)

The key here is sentiment among citizens of South Korea. More than half of South Koreans regarded the North as a poor neighbor that needs to be helped, not as an old enemy from the Cold War. This was also the view of Nobel Peace Prize laureates Kim Dae-Jung and Jimmy Carter, as well as much of the U.N., so that had a lot of influence on the decisions made by the South Korean government.

I don't think that's the case anymore, even though there are still some idiots in South Korea who are harboring fantasies of a united nuclear-armed "Pax Koreana."

Tenchusatsu
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