The purpose of this blog is to think of ways toward peaceful and harmonious unification of Korean Peninsula, including the roles and positions of the USA and South Korea.
Even though South and North Korea share the same root and use the common language, differences in cultures including daily expressions, tastes of outfits, music and movies have been getting bigger and bigger since Korea's division in 1948.
Sunday, December 1, 2019
Call Us 새터민 Not 탈북자
Sunday, November 17, 2019
President Trump said to Kim Jong Un "You should act quickly to get the deal done. See you soon!"
President Trump said to Kim Jong Un "You should act quickly to get the deal done. See you soon!"
President Trump proposed a quick meeting to solve the nuclear deal between the USA and North Korea.
This meeting will be the third one.
I hope Kim Jong Un accepts this proposal as soon as possible.
The tension between the USA and North Korea also removes the possibility of a peaceful relationship between South Korea and North Korea.
https://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=shm&sid1=100&oid=437&aid=0000224450
President Trump proposed a quick meeting to solve the nuclear deal between the USA and North Korea.
This meeting will be the third one.
I hope Kim Jong Un accepts this proposal as soon as possible.
The tension between the USA and North Korea also removes the possibility of a peaceful relationship between South Korea and North Korea.
https://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=shm&sid1=100&oid=437&aid=0000224450
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
Korean War in 1950 changed the life of my grandmother Bong Ja Han
My grandmother, Bong Ja Han, passed away a few days ago.
She was in the middle of Korean War in 1950. At that time she was attending Daejon teacher's school to become an elementary school teacher.
She had to quit her studying and escaped on foot from her home to her grandfather's house located in Goheung. I understand it took many days and nights because she had to walk toward Geheung from Daejeon on foot.
I hope there will be no war again in Korean Peninsula.

She was in the middle of Korean War in 1950. At that time she was attending Daejon teacher's school to become an elementary school teacher.
She had to quit her studying and escaped on foot from her home to her grandfather's house located in Goheung. I understand it took many days and nights because she had to walk toward Geheung from Daejeon on foot.
I hope there will be no war again in Korean Peninsula.
Friday, July 12, 2019
western media would rather report crisis than peace with North Korea
came across this clip today on twitter
Ranier Khalek is an independent journalist pointing out that the media would rather push fear and violence rather than promote peace and positivity
this is no surprise really as violence and danger will get more views than peace. we also know that the media is controlled by government which is in turn controlled by corporations that pay them the most.
it is censored and crafted to sway public opinion one way or the other.
it's a good point that she brings up though.
cant post as an embedded because it's not off of youtube but you can click on the url and see it.
https://mediawatchkorea.tumblr.com/post/174811693755/in-the-now-is-with-rania-khalek-peace-with-north?is_related_post=1
Ranier Khalek is an independent journalist pointing out that the media would rather push fear and violence rather than promote peace and positivity
this is no surprise really as violence and danger will get more views than peace. we also know that the media is controlled by government which is in turn controlled by corporations that pay them the most.
it is censored and crafted to sway public opinion one way or the other.
it's a good point that she brings up though.
cant post as an embedded because it's not off of youtube but you can click on the url and see it.
https://mediawatchkorea.tumblr.com/post/174811693755/in-the-now-is-with-rania-khalek-peace-with-north?is_related_post=1
I am concerned about the human rights violations of the North Korean people.
Not enough is known about the suffering of the North Koreans.
Susies blogs are a good way to get the word out.
Sunday, June 30, 2019
President Trump and Kim Jong Un meet at Panmunjom.
President Trump and Kim Jong Un meet at Panmunjom to discuss denuclearization in North Korea.
President Trump is the first US President who cross the border to North Korea. President Trump and Kim Jong Un talked about denuclearization in North Korea for about one hour.
I hope Kim Jong Un will give up nuclear weapons and make a good decision for the economic development in North Korea and peace in Korean Peninsula.
https://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LPOD&mid=sec&oid=001&aid=0010923999&isYeonhapFlash=Y&rc=N
President Trump is the first US President who cross the border to North Korea. President Trump and Kim Jong Un talked about denuclearization in North Korea for about one hour.
I hope Kim Jong Un will give up nuclear weapons and make a good decision for the economic development in North Korea and peace in Korean Peninsula.
https://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LPOD&mid=sec&oid=001&aid=0010923999&isYeonhapFlash=Y&rc=N
Tuesday, June 11, 2019
Dear souls, please hear our voice
We know that no politician or any regime is reliable to end all the tyrannies, since their intention are all the same: to gain benefit for themselves, and greater power to rule.
We also know that Communist regimes are afraid to talk about spirits and "afterlife". They try to convince people that all out there is nothingness after we die, so that they can do whatever they wish during lifetime and their behavior not being sanctioned. But is it so?
With advancements in technologies, science today has stepped into a realm never been able to examine before - the spiritual world.
There are easy ways to access these information through platforms like YouTube and I'm going to share with you 2 amazing videos.
This one is about using science and medical ways to study "afterlife".
In USA alone, hundreds of thousands of people have "Near Death Experience (NDE)".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM073TBPLmk
Another one is "Huff Paranormal" channel.
He uses some technological devices and special apps to communicate with spirits.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C-knBNPdK0
Spirits' existence has nothing to do with religions or personal beliefs, and it is science's duty to proof their existence in scientific methods.
I'm going to write a letter to the spirits and other beings below. It's just my personal suggestion, that if they do exist, they can do humanity a big favor and let many of us lead better lives:
Dear souls and higher beings, if you are hearing our calls, please reach to the poor, oppressed, innocent North Koreans that are suffering from fear, lack of freedom, poverty and torture that are caused by the tyranny. They have done nothing wrong and just want to lead a peaceful, normal life, like people in democratic countries do. Thank you and we appreciate your kind help.
Koreans used to be Shamans in the past, and many of them managed to communicate with the spiritual world. Modernity has replaced human's connection with the world beyond with technologies and industries, but the tie is never lost. When there are no other ways to solve and no one else to rely on, speak to the stars on the night sky, or just close your eyes and try to talk with your loved one on the other side. You might get some answers.
We also know that Communist regimes are afraid to talk about spirits and "afterlife". They try to convince people that all out there is nothingness after we die, so that they can do whatever they wish during lifetime and their behavior not being sanctioned. But is it so?
With advancements in technologies, science today has stepped into a realm never been able to examine before - the spiritual world.
There are easy ways to access these information through platforms like YouTube and I'm going to share with you 2 amazing videos.
This one is about using science and medical ways to study "afterlife".
In USA alone, hundreds of thousands of people have "Near Death Experience (NDE)".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM073TBPLmk
Another one is "Huff Paranormal" channel.
He uses some technological devices and special apps to communicate with spirits.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C-knBNPdK0
Spirits' existence has nothing to do with religions or personal beliefs, and it is science's duty to proof their existence in scientific methods.
I'm going to write a letter to the spirits and other beings below. It's just my personal suggestion, that if they do exist, they can do humanity a big favor and let many of us lead better lives:
Dear souls and higher beings, if you are hearing our calls, please reach to the poor, oppressed, innocent North Koreans that are suffering from fear, lack of freedom, poverty and torture that are caused by the tyranny. They have done nothing wrong and just want to lead a peaceful, normal life, like people in democratic countries do. Thank you and we appreciate your kind help.
Koreans used to be Shamans in the past, and many of them managed to communicate with the spiritual world. Modernity has replaced human's connection with the world beyond with technologies and industries, but the tie is never lost. When there are no other ways to solve and no one else to rely on, speak to the stars on the night sky, or just close your eyes and try to talk with your loved one on the other side. You might get some answers.
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
Introducing No Chain for North Korea
No Chain is an organization that was started by a North Korean by the name of Jung Gwang-il.
he spent time in Yodok political prison camp and was released in 2003.
Shortly after, he managed to escape his homeland
His strategy has been to send rice in bottles, radios, dvd's and information about the outside world on usb drives or sd cards.
the groups delivery method has traditionally been via the sea currents that flow towards North Korea or balloons floated over the border but they are now looking at drone delivery.
the group also helps NK refugees get out of China and in to safe countries.
i see this group as worth supporting.
you can read about Jung Gwang-il in this article
https://www.mic.com/articles/186655/i-spent-a-day-with-north-korean-defectors-who-lived-through-hell-and-want-a-revolution
here is a video of the founder at the Oslo freedom forum which is embedded in the article but i'll post it here anyway
they have a facebook page but i think they have a website in the works
https://www.facebook.com/NKNoChain/
here are some pictures of the group doing their work
he spent time in Yodok political prison camp and was released in 2003.
Shortly after, he managed to escape his homeland
His strategy has been to send rice in bottles, radios, dvd's and information about the outside world on usb drives or sd cards.
the groups delivery method has traditionally been via the sea currents that flow towards North Korea or balloons floated over the border but they are now looking at drone delivery.
the group also helps NK refugees get out of China and in to safe countries.
i see this group as worth supporting.
you can read about Jung Gwang-il in this article
https://www.mic.com/articles/186655/i-spent-a-day-with-north-korean-defectors-who-lived-through-hell-and-want-a-revolution
here is a video of the founder at the Oslo freedom forum which is embedded in the article but i'll post it here anyway
they have a facebook page but i think they have a website in the works
https://www.facebook.com/NKNoChain/
here are some pictures of the group doing their work
I am concerned about the human rights violations of the North Korean people.
Not enough is known about the suffering of the North Koreans.
Susies blogs are a good way to get the word out.
Tuesday, April 30, 2019
better late than never..Voices of North Korean Refugees event
it was a good turnout considering the snowy conditions that night in Boston and i suspect the turnout would have been better if not for the heavy snowfall but as always it was a well organized event.
the North Korean defector gave a brief talk and then there was questions and answers after that.
then we moved over to the main hall where the arts presentation were held.
i think Cholong Park was the individual who organized this and she did an excellent job as usual.
this was the last song of the night. the only full song i recorded
the song is god bless america.
the girl starts the song off in Korean and finishes off in english
nicely done.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18y8SbcYUdSZdFVc9rAg970ZaJaTtO7mx/view?usp=sharing
here is a broader view of the main hall. nice looking church.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hi_EBsxghujkS5cNza9Obrd72vDzf_vo/view?usp=sharing
I am concerned about the human rights violations of the North Korean people.
Not enough is known about the suffering of the North Koreans.
Susies blogs are a good way to get the word out.
Saturday, April 20, 2019
Democracy for China is democracy for the world
This year 2019 marks 70th year of Communism's dark dominance in China.
This day, the Communist regime continues to infiltrate Democratic societies, by means telecommunication technology (such as the Huawei scandal), cyber attacks, coercive attitude of intimidation, threatening, support of other totalitarian regimes, media propaganda and spying.
Although the Communist regime brags itself as "People's Republic of China", the people of China are the most direct victims of this totalitarian regime.
They cannot even use internet platforms used in most countries, such as Google or YouTube to hear the world (unless installing VPN), while those in control - the state, has absolute freedom to control whatever they delight.
By aiding the China to pave its way for Democracy, other countries benefit from it too, since we decrease the (military and political) threat posed by the regime.
North Korea's freedom can also be a direct result if the fall of Chinese Communist regime becomes successful.
In this era, totalitarianism, religious fanaticism and all kinds of anti-Democratic regimes must go. People have learned enough through history. Time to improve.
This day, the Communist regime continues to infiltrate Democratic societies, by means telecommunication technology (such as the Huawei scandal), cyber attacks, coercive attitude of intimidation, threatening, support of other totalitarian regimes, media propaganda and spying.
Although the Communist regime brags itself as "People's Republic of China", the people of China are the most direct victims of this totalitarian regime.
They cannot even use internet platforms used in most countries, such as Google or YouTube to hear the world (unless installing VPN), while those in control - the state, has absolute freedom to control whatever they delight.
"Tank Man" protester in 1989's Tian'anmen incident.
Till this day, people in China risk their lives to protest against the regime.
By aiding the China to pave its way for Democracy, other countries benefit from it too, since we decrease the (military and political) threat posed by the regime.
North Korea's freedom can also be a direct result if the fall of Chinese Communist regime becomes successful.
In this era, totalitarianism, religious fanaticism and all kinds of anti-Democratic regimes must go. People have learned enough through history. Time to improve.
Student protesting in front of "Goddess of Democracy", the symbol of people's voice for freedom.
Thursday, March 28, 2019
India's important position in world Democratization
Recently, India succeeded in testing Anti-Satellite weapon.
India is the 4th country to accomplish this task, after USA, Russia and China.
With its fast growth in technology, especially space technology and IT, and also its abundant population, India can become another superpower in near future.
India is an ancient country with profound culture and wisdom, and has gone through several trials, conflict and ordeal throughout history.
In modern time, despite the ongoing challenges such as huge income gap, India has huge potential to be a peaceful promoter and moderator of World Peace and Democratization.
Similar to many countries in the Democratic world, India faces challenge from tyrannic, coercive regimes such as China and Pakistan.
With its fast development in the newest technology and peaceful raison d'etat, India can be a reliable friend in supporting Democratization of North Korea.
India is the 4th country to accomplish this task, after USA, Russia and China.
With its fast growth in technology, especially space technology and IT, and also its abundant population, India can become another superpower in near future.
India is an ancient country with profound culture and wisdom, and has gone through several trials, conflict and ordeal throughout history.
In modern time, despite the ongoing challenges such as huge income gap, India has huge potential to be a peaceful promoter and moderator of World Peace and Democratization.
Similar to many countries in the Democratic world, India faces challenge from tyrannic, coercive regimes such as China and Pakistan.
With its fast development in the newest technology and peaceful raison d'etat, India can be a reliable friend in supporting Democratization of North Korea.
Friday, March 1, 2019
What can we learn from the Hanoi Summit?
Vietnam was celebrating its Lunar New Year holiday when the 2 leaders had their 2nd summit. It took more than 2 days for Kim Jong Un to travel by train from North Korea to Hanoi.
The talking was not super successful, and US demanded complete denuclearization, while DPRK insisted that they remain as only partially denuclearized.
Nevertheless, peaceful tie and harmony is still maintained, as both leaders seemed to enjoy a good time together.
Although not a big breakthrough, I would say that the summit was still meaningful for US, DPRK, and Vietnam.
Firstly, North Korean official had an opportunity to visit the outside world.
Vietnam is officially a Communist/Socialist-controlled state, however,
the degree of freedom and market economy is much more advanced than DPRK, thus may perform as a role model for it.
USA is standing firm on its position of sanction, while leaving a space for future negotiations if attitude of DPRK changes. With current level of sanction, DPRK regime will one day face its demise, thus prolonging the time and process could be more beneficial for US side.
The talking was not super successful, and US demanded complete denuclearization, while DPRK insisted that they remain as only partially denuclearized.
(The 2 leaders enjoying meal with other government officials from the 2 countries.
A press conference was held in midnight,
and only journalists from USA, Russia and socialist countries were allowed to participate.)
Nevertheless, peaceful tie and harmony is still maintained, as both leaders seemed to enjoy a good time together.
Although not a big breakthrough, I would say that the summit was still meaningful for US, DPRK, and Vietnam.
Firstly, North Korean official had an opportunity to visit the outside world.
Vietnam is officially a Communist/Socialist-controlled state, however,
the degree of freedom and market economy is much more advanced than DPRK, thus may perform as a role model for it.
USA is standing firm on its position of sanction, while leaving a space for future negotiations if attitude of DPRK changes. With current level of sanction, DPRK regime will one day face its demise, thus prolonging the time and process could be more beneficial for US side.
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Kim Jong Un welcomes the USA liaison office at Pyongyang.
Friday, February 8, 2019
The second summit with Kim Jong Un will take place in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Wednesday, January 2, 2019
the DailyNK crew..
here is a picture of the DailyNK group who do so much good investigating in regards to North Korea
they suspect that North Korean hackers are reading their publications too.
https://www.dailynk.com/
https://www.dailynk.com/english/suspected-north-korean-hacker-group-accessed-daily-nk-biweekly-in-2018/
they suspect that North Korean hackers are reading their publications too.
https://www.dailynk.com/
https://www.dailynk.com/english/suspected-north-korean-hacker-group-accessed-daily-nk-biweekly-in-2018/
I am concerned about the human rights violations of the North Korean people.
Not enough is known about the suffering of the North Koreans.
Susies blogs are a good way to get the word out.
Monday, December 31, 2018
bringing in 2019 in Pyongyang
best wishes to the people of North Korea
may north and south become much closer in unification in 2019
the fireworks display was launched at Kim Il Sung square
may north and south become much closer in unification in 2019
the fireworks display was launched at Kim Il Sung square
I am concerned about the human rights violations of the North Korean people.
Not enough is known about the suffering of the North Koreans.
Susies blogs are a good way to get the word out.
Tuesday, December 25, 2018
A ceremony was held at Panmun station to start to connect rail ways between South Korea and North Korea.
A ceremony was held at Panmun station to start to connect rail ways between South Korea and North Korea.
In the very near future South Korean people can travel by train to North Korea and export goods to China via North Korea by train.
https://news.naver.com/main/hotissue/read.nhn?mid=hot&sid1=100&cid=1079165&iid=5137705&oid=001&aid=0010545179&ptype=052
In the very near future South Korean people can travel by train to North Korea and export goods to China via North Korea by train.
https://news.naver.com/main/hotissue/read.nhn?mid=hot&sid1=100&cid=1079165&iid=5137705&oid=001&aid=0010545179&ptype=052
Friday, December 21, 2018
USA considers allowing USA citizens to travel North Korea.
Thursday, December 20, 2018
blunt statement from the North
the North states they will not denuclearize unless the united states does.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/nkorea-says-wont-denuclearize-unless-us-removes-threat-053753480.html
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/nkorea-says-wont-denuclearize-unless-us-removes-threat-053753480.html
I am concerned about the human rights violations of the North Korean people.
Not enough is known about the suffering of the North Koreans.
Susies blogs are a good way to get the word out.
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
North and South Korean soldiers shaking hands at the DMZ
came across this today. posted last month.
something to behold. north and south shaking hands. the way it should be. one Korea
the guy has valid points in regards to the nuclear issue too.
something to behold. north and south shaking hands. the way it should be. one Korea
the guy has valid points in regards to the nuclear issue too.
I am concerned about the human rights violations of the North Korean people.
Not enough is known about the suffering of the North Koreans.
Susies blogs are a good way to get the word out.
Monday, December 10, 2018
tickets for Voices of North Korean Refugees event on sale...
just got an email stating that the event is happening and tickets are on sale for a very reasonable $20
so if you are in the Boston area, stop by Cambridge on saturday, january, 19, 2019
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/voices-of-north-korean-refugees-stranger-tickets-52607324925?utm-medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&aff=escb&utm-source=cp&utm-term=listing
so if you are in the Boston area, stop by Cambridge on saturday, january, 19, 2019
I am concerned about the human rights violations of the North Korean people.
Not enough is known about the suffering of the North Koreans.
Susies blogs are a good way to get the word out.
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