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Syngman Rhee headed
Republic of Korea documented
“called the Republic of Korea, headed by a U.S.-backed Syngman Rhee, South Korea's first president. In a letter to Truman, Syngman Rhee wrote, quote, Such bullshit. Syngman Rhee also expressed confidence that the U.S. would be permitted to b…”
▶ Operations Gladio - Korea Really Last One @ 46:17
Republic of Korea supplied_arms_to
Operation Gladio host_asserted
“that they had weapon stashes, the whole purpose of that ARC wing, three wings. That's a lot of planes, by the way, just for you guys that don't know that. Three of them were commissioned to do nothing but set up Operation Gladio's weapon st…”
▶ Operation Gladio-Korea Final Day @ 1:08:42
United States Armed Forces funded
Republic of Korea documented
“called the Republic of Korea, headed by a U.S.-backed Syngman Rhee, South Korea's first president. In a letter to Truman, Syngman Rhee wrote, quote, Such bullshit. Syngman Rhee also expressed confidence that the U.S. would be permitted to b…”
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that they had weapon stashes, the whole purpose of that ARC wing, three wings. That's a lot of planes, by the way, just for you guys that don't know that. Three of them were commissioned to do nothing but set up Operation Gladio's weapon st…
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All U.S. military services, the British Marines, the CIA, and the Republic of Korea, which is basically Ri's area, military and civilian intelligence conducted special and intelligence operations during the war. My purpose is to correct, cl…
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across Korea, not just in the South and not just on this island. Some 90% of those who registered to vote across Southern Korea say they did so under duress. Overall, Zhaozhou had the lowest voter turnout in the country, the highest echelon…
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called the Republic of Korea, headed by a U.S.-backed Syngman Rhee, South Korea's first president. In a letter to Truman, Syngman Rhee wrote, quote, Such bullshit. Syngman Rhee also expressed confidence that the U.S. would be permitted to b…
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When the Republic of Korea was established, the U.S. military still held command over the Korean forces but basically refrained any demonstration of force because they didn't want everybody on the outside to know they were still in charge. …
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you know, like in the media or news. One U.S. official saw the uprising as an opportunity for the South Korean forces to gain, quote-unquote, combat experience. You know, just kill your neighbors, no big deal. In late 1948, Sigmund Rhee was…
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the Korean War, because it ended in 53, violence had basically significantly reduced and restrictions eased. But for decades, even mentioning the massacre was considered taboo. Those who did risk being labeled a North Korean sympathizer and…
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in the quote-unquote free country of South Korea. In 1999, the South Korean parliament passed the special law for fact-finding and reputation recovery, which was basically like a truth commission, like we've seen in many other places. In 20…
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He dubbed the island the island of peace. And in 2013, it was designated, the April 3rd, which is the original attack date, was designated as a national memorial day. The former president said, quote, a historical fact that no force can den…
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Hyo Ho Chung interviewed retired American military advisors who had been on Jeonju during the April 3rd incident and claimed to know nothing about the massacres happening around them. That's how bullshit this is. As the drive for reconcilia…
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apology regarding the role of the U.S. government and the U.S. military advisor group has been delayed. Ko notes, the guy that's doing all of this remembrance stuff, notes that in 2018, more than 200 South Korean civil society organizations…
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He points out that the previous U.S. presidents who have expressed remorse for the acts or mourned the extreme violence committed by the U.S. and says that it's time for the U.S. to apologize for what happened. The families of the victims h…
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Asked to characterize the role of the U.S. military on Jeju on April 3rd incident and about Koreans' demand for apology, a State Department spokesman said in an email, the Jeju incident in 1948 was a terrible tragedy and we should never for…
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such tragedies in the future anywhere around the world, unquote, as they are continuing to do them every day. Such bullshit. Heo Ho-jung, who spent more than 30 years researching the uprising for his book, says that America's role is well-p…
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about them, he was only concerned about keeping South Korea separate. In his book, it says, quote, South Korea's jails were overflowing with political prisoners as a result of the undeclared war by its police on the citizens. While American…
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calls Jeju the core of the post-1945 conundrum and collapse of what still continues to be a Pax Americano. She told someone, Inkstick, that Jeju was arguably the precursor to the Korean War, which began after widespread civil conflict and b…
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You frame the people, you divide the people, you target the people, and you justify the killings. Those are her words. And she just described Operation Gladio. So according to her, peace activists on Jeju are still targeted under South Kore…
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Everybody wanted to control everything. So that's kind of not like a newsflash. In April of 2023, President Joe Biden will host South Korea president for a state visit, blah, blah, blah, blah. And it says South Korean president was to atten…
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So we'll try to stay on topic for today. May I add just one tiny little section of something that is relevant, that is pertaining to this? One article said the role of the U.S. military continued even after the formal establishment of the R…