Maybe you should pray instead for serenity and the ability to accept her decision. Sarah’s a believer. She prayed about this decision and God told her no. His will be done ... not ours.
http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/nation/2011/10/116_96469.html
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin said she looks forward to regime change in North Korea while calling on South Korea to help the North when its regime is finally ousted.
Being under the thumb of a dictator, the first victims of his regime are his own people, said Palin during a keynote address at the 12th World Knowledge Forum in Seoul, Tuesday.
Palin, who was the vice presidential nominee of the Republican Party in 2008, made the comment in a Q&A session with Ritz Kahn of Al Jazeera English immediately after her speech.
The theme of this years forum is The New Economic Crisis: Reforming Global Leadership & Asias Challenge.
Regarding Palins remark, the Seoul government showed a cautious response.
Jo Byoung-jae, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said flatly regime change is not a policy goal or the objective of this government.
He said he is not criticizing Palin or her statement, but just stating as clearly as possible what the North Korea policy of Seoul is, adding, I think it is safe to say that it is also not the policy goal of the U.S. government either.
Palins statement drew attention as it came at a particularly precarious time for South and North Korean relations amid lingering tension on the Korean Peninsula.
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