Not sure what this means or where it’s going to land. I know we don’t need another part of the world blowing up as we sit here with no leadership and a rotting bag of oatmeal at the helm.
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South Korea
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Patriot
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I do believe that is the proper pronunciation of his name. He's neighbors with H'yung Long Dong.
Near as I can tell, odd sounding names aside, the current President of South Korea is not very popular. Also, he accuses his opposition party with colluding with (or being infiltrated by) North Korea.
So he declared Martial Law to impose his plans.
The South Korean people were pissed off and rioted.
The South Korean version of "Congress" did not support the martial law decree, and that seemed to be widespread criticism of the President's order.
So my guess, and this is fairly un-edu-ma-kated, is the South Korean leader is now a lame duck, stuck in an untenable situation, may perhaps be impeached (or whatever they call it there) and end up out of office in some way. Special election or some such thing.
So he declared Martial Law to impose his plans.
The South Korean people were pissed off and rioted.
The South Korean version of "Congress" did not support the martial law decree, and that seemed to be widespread criticism of the President's order.
So my guess, and this is fairly un-edu-ma-kated, is the South Korean leader is now a lame duck, stuck in an untenable situation, may perhaps be impeached (or whatever they call it there) and end up out of office in some way. Special election or some such thing.
Scary to think that some in his opposition, want to reunite with North Korea. FYI. The U.S. military presence in South Korea is extensive, including at least 24,234 active-duty soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines as well as nine major bases.