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showchinmono
If it was really brutal ruling, one would neither voluntarily take a passage to such country for living, not to mention by resorting to illegal passage, nor chose to stay there forever
OssanAmerica
There is only one "ally" that needs to be pressured.
Wow...blackmailing the United States in order to get it's way with Japan. All South Korea needs to do is provide the export information that Japan has been requesting from them for three years. The dispute did not "spill over" into security issues, South Korea made them security issues. Absolutely disgusted with this country's attitude and behavior.
tinawatanabe
So, it was a US pressure that Abe talked with Moon for 11 minutes.
Strangerland
Exactly. They should have just googled Japan before going.
showchinmono
No need for today's convenience. Their experience SHOULD HAVE BEEN spread out among those who hankered after Japan as the facts showed many happy Koreans returned home with fortune , forced labors or comfort women.
If it was so brutal ruling by brutal people, those who came over here must have been masochists with an extremely difficult personality who, I guess, would not have known proper usage of Japanese language.
showchinmono
Who cares. Maybe they are those monomaniacs with extremely difficult personalities, too bored and has got nothing else to do except resorting to sending meaningless comments
Strangerland
Yeah, why weren't they Tweeting it for the people back home to hear?
Ahh, so are they the ones who should have been tweeting?
Samit Basu
@OssanJapan
The US continues to get critical radar data as before. It is just Japan that is cut off.
Anyhow, Stillwell was told that Korea will end the GSOMIA as scheduled on November 23rd unless Japan retracts the export control, Stillwell replied he would go to Tokyo and see what he could do but understood that the Korean position didn't change contrary to misreporting by Japanese press.
http://world.kbs.co.kr/service/news_view.htm?lang=e&Seq_Code=149181