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jay ޾Ƹ (10)

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 2004 05 12 PM 08:18:30

̹ ڱ ̴µ ߴ. 

Please revise it as follows:

We all are anxious to be able to find and read the following title from the Washington Post very soon:

"S. Korea has already succeeded in drawing N. Korea to the Souths side, period.

Ʈ Ź find and be able to read 츮 δ ٶ ֽϴ.

" ̹ ڱ ̴µ ߴ. ̻"

Please pay your attention to the position of S. Korea and N. Korea.
What I mean is S. Korea, not North Korea, has done successfully. That is my wishlist.
Sincerely,

"North Korea has already succeeded in drawing South Korea to the North's side.
̹ ڱ ̴µ ߴ.

When I read the Washington Post (WP) column of South Korea and Japan Reaching Out to North Korea, I could not believe my eyes fixed on the following sentence:

ͽƮ 'Ѱ Ϻ, Ѱ ϰ ִ' Į о , 忡 ϴ.

"North Korea has already succeeded in drawing South Korea to the North's side.
̹ ڱ ̴µ ߴ.

Hideshi Takesada, professor at Tokyo's National Institute for Defense Studies, said and WP published it last Sunday. What on the earth is this guy talking about? He is trying to get in Koreans hair, or trying to give Koreans black eyes?


濬 ɻ ׷ ߰ ʹ װ ϿϿ ߽ϴ. ü ϰ ֽϱ? ״ ѱε ȴ̳ ֽϱ? ƴϸ ѱε鿡 ĸ ֽϱ?

As far as I know of, S. Korea belonged to the free world, whereas N. Korea the Communist camp. Then, now, the communist country, NK, has already (you have to pay your attention the word, already) succeeded .. In other words, the devils successfully seduced my own people into the evil trap? Oh, my gosh! Oh, my Christ! Oh, my goodness!

˰ִ 迡 ǿ ֽϴ. ׷ ̹ ( е "̹" ܾ Ǹ ←߸ մϴ ) .... ߴ. "ٸ ϸ, Ǹ ģô ȤϿ Դϱ? , ̷! , ׸ ! , ϳ!
.
How has N. Korea successfully drawn my homeland, S. Korea, to the evil regime of N. Korea? No, it cant be true. However, when I went over this article with a fine-tooth comb, I realized Professor Takesadas statement might truly indicate the reality of S. Koreas status.

 ѹα ǿ 鿴ϱ? ƴմϴ. װ ϴ. ׷ 縦 IJϰ ǮϿ о , ɻ ̾߸ ó ϰ 𸥴ٰ Ͽϴ.


Would you kindly listen to what a S. Korean official said?

е ðڽϱ?

"The biggest point with the North Koreans now, whether in dealing with the nuclear or other issues, is establishing trust. If they don't trust us or the United States, they will be less willing to reach an agreement. That is where dialogue comes in. We need to establish trust through more communication, not less."

" Ѱ ū , ٹ ٷ Ȥ ٸ ̽ ٷ , ŷڸ ϴ ̴. ̳ ̱ ŷ ʴ´ٸ, ׵ ȭ ϴ Ҹ ϴµ ұ ̴. 츮  ǻ米ȯ Ͽ ŷڸ ʿ䰡 ִ. "

What the hell (Oh, God forgive my bad word, hell.) is he talking about? This guy is talking about establishing trust? Doesnt this guy come from N. Korea, a special agent from N. Korea, or recently got a brain surgery or something?

(, ϳ Ӿ 뼭ϼҼ), ϰ ִ ž ? ŷڸ ϴ Ϳ Ͽ ϰ ֽϴ. ѿ Դϱ? ƴϸ ֱٿ ޾ҽϱ?

TRUST, TRUST, AND TRUST? How can we establish TRUST with N. Korea? First of all, let us see the various meanings of trust:

ŷ, ŷ, ŷ ?  츮 Ѱ "ŷ" ִ Դϱ? 켱 ù°, ŷ پ ǹ̿ Ͽ ˾ƺ սô.

1. reliance: confidence in and reliance on good qualities, especially fairness, truth, honor, or ability
: ǰ ־ Ȯ ׸ , Ư , , Ȥ ɷ

2. care: responsibility for taking good care of somebody or something ? We put our children in the trust of a good daycare center.
: Ȥ ΰ åӰ. 츮 ŹƼҸ ŷϴ  츮 ڳ ñ.

3. position of obligation: the position of somebody who is expected by others to behave responsibly or honorably ? breached the public trust
åִ ڼ: åְ Ӱ ൿϱ⸦ ٸ ϴ  ڼ?

4. something in which confidence is placed: somebody who or something that people place confidence or faith in ( archaic or literary)
ſ δ  : ſ δ  Ȥ  .( Ȥ ǥ )

5. hope for the future: hopeful reliance on what will happen in the future
巡 : 巡 Ͼ Ͽ ŷ

6. responsibility that somebody has: something entrusted to somebody to be responsible for ? accepted his responsibilities as a sacred trust
 ִ å:  å ϰ ð? Ź() Ϲ Ǵ å.

7. LAW holding of anothers property: the legal holding and managing of money or property belonging to somebody else, for example, that of a minor
Ÿ ϴ :  ٸ ̼ڰ ϰ ִ ϰ ϴ

8. LAW arrangement to manage anothers property: a legal arrangement by which one person ( trustee ) holds and manages money or property belonging to somebody else
Ÿ ϴ : ( ǽŹ)  ٸ ϰ ִ ϰų ϰ ϴ

9. COMMERCE credit: credit given to somebody on purchases made ? let me have it on trust
ſ: Ϳ Ͽ ־ ſ? ܻ ϴ .

10. COMMERCE cartel: a combination of corporations with the purpose of reducing competition and controlling prices
: ̰ .

Look, the S. Korea official who insisted we should establish trust! Is it possible for you to find any one from the above ten meanings, which can be applied to N. Korea. What has it (N. Korea) done to the free world? I do not want to reiterate here all kinds of sins and crimes they committed against the free nations and free people over the last 50 years.

ʽÿ, "츮 ŷڸ ؾ Ѵ " Ͽ ѹα !
ǹ ߿ ϳ ѿ ִ ߰ ֽϱ? 迡  ؿԽϱ? ׵ 50 Ѱ 豹ε鿡 Ͽ ° ˾ǻ ˵ ⼭ ݺϿ ϰ ʽϴ.

As a S. Korea official familiar with the talks said, if it might be important to trust N. Korea to solve the NKs nuclear problem, the trust should be built up on the justice and love and should be mutual, not unilateral. I really want N. Korea to do something now, so that we, Korean, Japan, and America, really can establish the mutual trust. The least thing for Kim Jong Il to do now is show his true love for his own people who have been being starved to death. Just feed them with food you have already got from the free world.

ȸ㿡 ѹα ó, ٹ ذϱ Ͽ ŷϴ ߿ϴٸ, ŷڴ ǿ Ǿ ϸ, Ϲ ŷڰ ƴ ȣ ŷڰ Ǿ մϴ. , 츮ѱ Ϻ ׸ ̱ ȣŷڸ ֵ ϱ Ͽ ΰ ϱ⸦ մϴ.

 ִ ׾ ִ ε ϰ ִٴ ̴ Դϴ. κ ̹ ȹ ķ ٷ ׵鿡 Ͻʽÿ.

My fellow Koreans who love peace, freedom, and independence so dearly! Arent you mad at this article and at this title? Why dont you come out to the street with such cute (?) candles to protest about Professor Takesadas not-so-sweet statement? By the way, where has all those pretty candles gone these days?

׷Ե ȭ ׸ ϴ ѱ̿ !
̷ ΰ ȭ ʽϱ? ɻٱ ׸ ̷ ߾ ϱ Ͽ Ϳ(?) к Ÿ ʽϱ? ׷,  ʵ ?

If you are still sleeping after watching so many stupid movies, TV dramas, news, or sports, isnt it time to wake up? Wake up, please, to read:

е ý ȭ, TV, , Ǵ Ŀ ִٸ,  ƴұ?  оʽÿ :

For the lips of an adulteress drip honey, and her speech is smoother than oil. But in the end she is bitter as gall, sharp as a double-edged sword. Her feet go down to a death, her steps lead straight to the grave. She gives no thought to the way of life; but her paths are crooked, but she knows it not. (Proverb 5: 3-6)

â Լ ׳ ⸧ ε巴. ׷ ׳ 糯 Į īӴ. ׳ Ͽ , ߰ ĸ ϵ ̲. ׳ ε ʴ´. ٸ ׳ ׳ װ Ѵ. ( 5 : 3 - 6 )

We all are anxious to be able to find and read the following title from the Washington Post sooner or later:

"S. Korea has already succeeded in drawing N. Korea to the Souths side, period.

May God wake up my fellow Koreans.

Jay


Ʈ Ź ãƼ ٽ о ֱ⸦ 츮 δ ٶ ֽϴ.

" ̹ ڱ ̴µ ߴ. ̻ "

ϳ̿ ѱ ּҼ.

Jay

*****************************************************

By Anthony Faiola
Washington Post Foreign Service
Sunday, May 9, 2004; Page A25
ȼҴ ȭ̿ö


South Korea, whose policy of rapprochement has brought unprecedented contacts with the North since the late 1990s, is pushing for more and better dialogue. Officials in Seoul, frustrated with the deadlocked multilateral talks, are convinced the North Koreans need to "be drawn out into trusting us," one official in Seoul said. During the last round of six-nation talks in Beijing, South Korean officials proposed to their North Korean counterparts that they open bilateral channels of communication on the nuclear issue.

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ȭå 1990 ̷ ʾ Ѱ , ѱ ȭ Ϸ ϰ ִ. ¿ ִ ڰ ȭ Ǹ , , ѻ "츮 ŷϵ ̲ " ʿϴٰ Ȯϰ ִ. ¡ 6ȸ Ⱓ, ڽŵ Ѱ ȭϴ Ϲڷ ϴ ٹ ϴ ֹȭä Ͽ.


"The biggest point with the North Koreans now, whether in dealing with the nuclear or other issues, is establishing trust," said a South Korean official familiar with the talks. "If they don't trust us or the United States, they will be less willing to reach an agreement. That is where dialogue comes in. We need to establish trust through more communication, not less."

( ߷ )
" Ѱ ū , ٹ ٷ Ȥ ٸ ̽ ٷ , ŷڸ ϴ ̴" ȸ㿡 ߽ϴ. ̳ ̱ ŷ ʴ´ٸ, ׵ ȭ ϴ Ҹ ϴµ ұ ̴. 츮  ǻ米ȯ Ͽ ŷڸ ʿ䰡 ִ"


South Korea, in particular, has called on the U.S. government to show "more flexibility" to resolve the nuclear crisis. The Bush administration has insisted on a complete, verifiable and irreversible dismantling of North Korea's nuclear weapons programs. But U.S. officials have been "vague," according to one South Korean government source familiar with the talks, on the eventual rewards the North can expect if it complies.

( ߷ )
Ư ̱ο Ͽ ⸦ ؼϱ Ͽ 䱸Ͽ. νδ , Ȯ , ų ٹα׷ ü Ͽ. ׷ ȸ㿡 ҽ뿡 ׷ 䱸 Ͽ Ͽ ̱ ȣ ؿԴ.


The United States, Japan and South Korea are allies "in the same bed but with different dreams," said Hideshi Takesada, professor at Tokyo's National Institute for Defense Studies. "Japan and the U.S. are united, but there is a gap between those two countries and South Korea," he said. "North Korea has already succeeded in drawing South Korea to the North's side. . . . Now it's trying aggressively to hammer a wedge between Bush and Koizumi."

( ߷ )
߱, Ϻ ׸ "̸ "ͱ̶ 챹濬 ɻٴ ߴ. "Ϻ ̱ յǾ ֽϴ. ׷ γ ̿ մϴ" ״ ߴ. " ̹ ڽŵ ̴µ Ͽϴ..... ǿ νÿ ̸ ̰Ű ϰ ֽϴ"

Jay



   
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