At the close of the council meeting, Supervisor David Campos insulted the Japanese and/or Japanese-American audience who expressed their opposing views to the memorial by stating “Shame on you” four times in succession.
They came to the council meeting as they were allowed to present their own opinions. However, no due respect was paid and they were treated as if they were school children who had cheated on exams.
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His pompous, disdainful, self-righteous assertiveness is repugnant beyond imagination of all decent men. Why is this man so intolerant of different opinions?
Turning blind eyes to different opinions made the council meeting a WITCH TRIAL.
This man virtually says,
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- Koreans (including Korean grandma Lee Yong-soo) are always right no matter what sort of evidences indicate otherwise;
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- Presenting different views on the Comfort Women Issue is a shameful act or taboo; and,
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- You should remain silent on the subject, although building a memorial is misleading the public views due to the baseless hearsay and rumor spread by the memorial.
It is obvious that he has only half-baked understanding based on superficial or shallow knowledge on the subject of the Comfort Women.
First, ever since this issue came to the diplomatic horizon between Japan and South Korea in early 1990s, not a single evidence has surfaced till today that support the story of forced recruitment of 200,000 young women and girls from the Korean Peninsula by the Japanese Army or Authority.
Second, former comfort woman Lee Yong-soo is well-known to many that she presents different testimonies every time she opens her mouth.
For example, she made the following different accounts as to the situation of getting out of her home in February, 2007. One is the typed-out script prepared by the U.S. Congress and the other is the newspaper article carried by Japan Times. She made those different accounts within one week!
Supervisor David Campos used the word “attack.” But attacking someone and cross-examination of a witness account are totally different. If credibility of self-proclaimed “living evidence” is at stake, not allowing cross-examination violates the right to a fair trial.
| Hearing at U.S. House of Reps. February 15, 2007 |
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| Japan Times (Feb.22, 2007) carries an article on her testimony made at Japan's House of Councilors the previous day | |
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Lee Yong-soo changes her testimony every time she opens her mouth |
(For more details, refer to Analysis on Testimony of Lee Yong-soo.)
Third is a tacit implication that, should the story is true, Korean men were sissy weakling cowards who passively sat back while 200,000 of their mothers, sisters and daughters were taken away by the Japanese Army and/or Authority.
Shame on you for denying that Korean men are sissy weakling cowards!!
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Shame on you for ignoring that Koreans eagerly
cooperated with Japan's war effort during WWII
and still claim today that Japan had done
all sorts of atrocities in Korea.
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You may wonder why such young Koreans demonstrated their strong support for the Japanese Army, if the Japanese Army kidnapped 200,000 Korean women and young girls.
It is self-evident that the forced recruitment of 200,000 Korean women and young girls is simply a hoax.
Again, where were these able-bodied young Korean men when their sisters and girl friends were (allegedly) taken away by the Japanese Army and/or Authority?
ASK THE QUESTION WITH YOUR COMMON SENSE!!
Korean anti-Japan activists often claim that there are “well-documented evidences” to prove that 200,000 young women and girls were forcibly taken away by the Japanese Army and/or Authority and they were coerced to sex slavery. However, not a single evidence, any diary, petition or letter of protest, newspaper article, notification to the police, witness account or whatsoever has been presented by the Korean Government since 1992 when the Comfort Women Issue surfaced on the diplomatic relationship between Japan and S. Korea. Testimonies of a few former comfort women should be considered, but they are often incoherent, contradictory, insufficient, and changed so often.
Rather than shouting “Shame on you for denying blah, blah, blah!” many times, give us one evidence that would convince us our grandfathers had actually committed the alleged atrocity!
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Park Chun-hee, father of President Park of South Korea, was Lieutenant Officer of the Manchurian Force of the Japanese Army. After the Korean War, he became President of S. Korea and operated state-run comfort stations for the US/UN Army. He did not mention even a word about the Comfort Women or Comfort Stations during his negotiations with Japan to sign the 1965 Japan - S. Korea Basic Treaty. This clearly indicates that the comfort women were not considered by Koreans as damage claims any compensation or reparation or whatsoever is to be paid for.
Korean administrations also operated state-run comfort stations called turkey-bath in Vietnam for Korean Army and U.S Army. It seems that the City of San Francisco highly evaluates comfort women existed 70 years ago. I’m sure that the City of San Francisco will also build memorials honoring those modern-day comfort women. |
Read:
"Why Has South Korea Still Not Apologized to the Vietnam Comfort Women?"
by Chriss Grasso
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DAD, WHAT'S THE MILITARY BROTHEL?
I'VE HEARD YOU HAVE MANY IN S. KOREA AND VIETNAM. I WANT TO WORK FOR THE COUNTRY.
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Statistics show that today prostitution industry in South Korea accounts for 5% of its GDP. Why do you need to kidnap women and girls in such a country? Why do you show no concern for these girls while persistently sticking to the past?
Look around you. You can find so many prostitutes in your town without the need of rounding-up estimated 200,000 forced sex slavery mumbo jumbo.
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On the following day San Francisco passed the resolution calling for the city to build a Comfort Women statue,
700 prostitutes took to the streets of Seoul claiming their rights to engage in the business of prostitution,
demanding the repeal of the anti-prostitution law enacted in 2004.
From their aggressive willingness to work as a sex-worker, you can easily surmise that their predecessors were willing to work at battle fronts for high pay. |
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People with yellow butterfly marks on their chests rejoice by successfully acquiring another “toy” to humiliate Japan and Japanese.
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Their enthusiasm on the past and no-concern to the present events clearly shows that:
They are not talking about history. They are not talking about human rights, either. Their real intent is to disparage Japan with conjured-up fabrication.
YOU PEOPLE IN SAN FRANCISCO ARE A BUNCH OF HYPOCRATES. SHAME ON YOU.
Korean parents sold their daughters off to Indentured Prostitution through procurers and Koreans today place the blame upon Japan. Shame on you Koreans for telling lies
to the world.
Experts in the Korean culture say Koreans have a great talent of playing a victim. Shedding tears, they continue to tell you a long litany of bad experiences. They whine they had gone through this and that in an attempt to use your sympathy for their own ends.
Do not fool the world with crocodile tears!
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"Pil-gi and Yi Yong-su left home promptly, without their parents' knowledge, when a friend and/or the recruiter came calling"
(p79, "The Comfort Women" written by C. Sarah Soh, professor of San Francisco University)
| Real Yi Yong-su and real Kan-Il-chul yell at the S. Korean Foreign Ministry official who visits the Sharing House in protest of an agreement between Japan and S. Korea. They never let the two nations move on and always jeoperdize the way. | |
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A S. Korean Foreign Ministry official visits the Sharing House to explain why they made a deal on the agreement with Japan on Dec.28,2015.
The former comfort women demand Japan's PM Abe to come to the house to kneel down and beg for mercy.
Who had over-inflated the ego of these former prostitutes? You may wonder who rules S. Korea; Government or former comfort women. |
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Prof. Lee Yong-hoon of the Seoul University declared that Comfort Women were nothing more than prostitutes and, therefore, he was forced to apologize in a humiliating kowtow style before the former comfort women.
Yi Yong-su demands Japan’s Prime Minister Abe to apologize in the same kowtow manner in front of her. Who had over-inflated the ego of these old women? You have to notice that those poor old former comfort women weeping and sobbing before you have become some kind of monsters in South Korea today. |
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The 16th King of Yi-dynasty Korea kneels down and begs mercy before the Qing-dynasty Emperor of China, swearing the pledge of being a loyal subject to Qing-dynasty China forever.
From this time (1637), Korea had provided 200-300 women to Qing-dynasty China every year to serve as concubines of the Manchu warriors until its independence from China after the Sino-Japanese War of 1895.
The author believes the ultimate goal of South Koreans is to put Japan in the same situation as this king, using the power of the United States. Sounds crazy but I believe they mean it. Otherwise, the phrase such as “PM Abe should come to the Sharing House, kneel down and beg for mercy” would not come out of their mouth. |
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for ignoring South Korean Military's
mass rape and assault on women
during the Vietnam War
| For more details, click the images below ↓↓ to review the news. | |
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This Englishman asks for apology of S. Korean gvernment for Lai Tai Han, mixed race children Korean Army produced in Vietnam
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Furthermore, S. Korean Army used Vietnamese Comfort Women
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Comfort Stations are nothing different from “Special Comfort Facilities” operated by RAA (Recreation and Amusement Association) during U.S. occupation of Japan.
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A comfort station at Japan's battle fronts
Letters to the right mean “Welcome the Brave Heroes of the Holy War” Letters to the left mean “Services of Yanato-nadeshiko (Japanese Women) contributing Hearts and Bodies” |
U.S. servicemen gathering at Yasuura-House at Yokosuka Navy Base during U.S. occupation of Japan
Note: There were 2,900 rape cases reported during the first month of U.S. occupation of Japan in Kanagawa Prefecture alone. |
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LEFT: The conquerors and the conquered US Army marching at the center of Yokohama You will be shocked if the author writes about the atrocities American GIs inflicted upon Japanese women after landing on Japan. |
Anyone who has no sin in their life should step forward and throw the first stone. (John 8:7)
Hypocrites!
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