Lee Myung-bak w ask Lee Kuan Yew to joint war against Kim, but..

[tun_dr_m]

But LKY is a cousin of Kim. Lee Myung-bak tot he & LKY both Lees should be closer - sorry hor! Wait Loong Loong!

He is here to sell the sob story that Kim sank his boat and he wants war w Kim badly, because his GE & Presidential Poll are coming up. He can not let his pro-north political rivals get any chance.



http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v5/newsgeneral.php?id=503310

South Korea President To Visit Singapore

SINGAPORE, June 3 (Bernama) -- President Lee Myung-bak of South Korea will make a two-day official visit to Singapore from tomorrow.

President Lee's visit is in conjunction with the Shangri-La Dialogue of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, where he will deliver a keynote speech, which is expected to focus on the security situation on the Korean peninsula, tomorrow night.

Besides attending the dialogue, President Lee will also meet Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong as well as receive a call by Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew.

In a statement Thursday, the Foreign Affairs Ministry said President Lee and Hsien Loong would witness the signing of two memorandums of understanding (MoUs).

The first MoU is between the ministry and the Korea International Cooperation Agency on an enhanced framework to expand joint developmental assistance to developing countries.

The second is on Safety of Pharmaceutical Products, Cosmetics and Medical Devices between the Health Sciences Authority and the Korea Food and Drug Admini

 

[PAP_Junta]

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...bak-poll-setback/story-e6frg6so-1225875223390

South Koreans deliver Lee Myung-bak poll setback



SOUTH Korean President Lee Myung-bak's Grand National Party has been thrown into disarray by shock losses in Wednesday's gubernatorial and local elections.

The GNP sailed into the elections, traditionally a mid-term test of the presidential administration, expecting to increase its strength on the back of Mr Lee's tough, steady handling of the confrontation with North Korea over the Cheonan sinking.

Instead, the GNP won only six of the major governorships and mayoral posts out of 16, while the main opposition Democratic Party won seven.

The votes across about 4000 city and provincial contests have dented Mr Lee's authority as he strives to show a unified national face to the North Koreans and the UN, which is soon to take up the Cheonan case in the Security Council.

The GNP, which also controls the national assembly, lost big on its home ground, South Gyeongsang and Gangwon provinces, surrendered Incheon, the international gateway to Seoul, and held the capital's mayoralty by a mere 0.6 per cent.



"I will take today's victory with humility that I, in reality, was defeated," the GNP's high-profile Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon said on Wednesday night.

Ruling party chairman Chung Mong-joon, touted as the GNP's likely presidential endorsement in 2012, resigned yesterday and secretary-general Chung Byung-kook said he would go, too.

"I did my best but failed to win the hearts of the people," Chung Mong-joon told a leadership meeting. "I feel responsible as the one who headed the party's election committee."

With the Democratic Party arguing that Mr Lee had gone in too hard on Pyongyang, risking a North-South war, the outcome is being portrayed as a popular rebuke of the President's tough line.

It has also handed the North Koreans, who deny torpedoing Cheonan at the cost of 46 lives, an unlikely propaganda victory.

Through its KCNA media mouthpiece and North-leaning groups in the South, Kim Jong-il's regime had urged South Koreans to "deal sledgehammer blows" to the Lee Myung-bak "US puppet group".

When Mr Lee was elected in December 2007, this kind of Pyongyang message had the opposite effect to its intention and the general assumption going into Wednesday's poll was the current level of anti-North feeling could boost the GNP's vote by 5 per cent.

Instead, it appears the ruling party was bowled over by an unanticipated surge to the polls by so-called progressive voters who elected the previous two leftist presidents, reinforcing the traditional mid-term tendency to smack the Blue House incumbent.

Mr Lee's chief of staff Chung Chung-kil also told the President of his intention to resign, a Blue House spokesman said yesterday, although the resignation had not been immediately accepted.

By late yesterday, Mr Lee had not spoken publicly about the election setback although, according to the spokesman, his message was: "Let's turn the election results into a chance to reflect on ourselves and focus on the reviving economy."

 

[PAP_Junta]

Send all those PAP ball carriers to the Demilitarlized Zones to be used as Human Shields before the war begins...

To prove their loyalty to Hakka Lee Regime...

PAP CB Kia Ball Carriers will not be human shields in the 1st place they non-humans.

They will become common targets to take fire from both sides, NK will prefer to shoot PAP bastards 1st rather then their own brothers from the south. Southern troops also will prefer to fire on PAP dogs 1st, because PAP have no Nuke, the NK have got Nukes you see? You avoid to shoot those who are nuclear armed.:p

 

[Watchman]

Wah , why drag us into a war ?