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Coup in South Korea


Barney  18 | 1673
17 hrs ago   #1
Looks like a coup is in progress in South Korea.

The right wing president cant get his political agenda endorsed by parliament, his wife and a number of henchmen are under investigation for various things including corruption. The president has declared martial law. The president's own ruling party and the main opposition have both denounced the presidents actions in other words he (the president) has manufactured a coup that the military and police seem willing to go along with.

Was the Polish decision to purchase weapons from there a wise decision, if the coup continues will the freedom loving west slap sanctions on South Korea?
pawian  221 | 25501
12 hrs ago   #2
As far as I remember, S Koreans were treated in a similar way in 1980s. I can recall those protests and street fights against the regime covered extensively on Polish communist TV with the subliminal message - look, our country ruled by general`s junta isn `t so bad after all. :):):)

This coup will fail. In the same way, PiS` coup would have failed if our rightists had tried to implement it. Democracy has gone too far to be abolished so easily.
pawian  221 | 25501
12 hrs ago   #3
Democracy has gone too far to be abolished so easily.

This means that soldiers won`t shoot at citizens coz they were brought up in accordance with democratic standards.
In result, the coup organisers will soon be arrested and tried.
Novichok  5 | 8107
12 hrs ago   #4
Looks like a coup is in progress in South Korea.

Looks like Ireland has a migrant invasion in progress.

May I suggest that you adjust your binoculars to see closer objects better?

I sincerely hope that NK will invade SK and relieve the US of another spot where somebody needs free military care from the world's dumbest cop.
Alien  24 | 5823
11 hrs ago   #5
Was the Polish decision to purchase weapons from there a wise decision

Korea has already assured that the implementation of arms contracts with Poland is not at risk.
Lyzko  41 | 9636
10 hrs ago   #6
Back to the good ol' days of Pak Chung Hee, are we.
He was finally assassinated in the '70's sometime. How about this guy?


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