“How can a man living in Seoul know what is happening in the North’s elite class,” said Kim Hong-geol, chairman of the Korean Council for Reconciliation and Cooperation (KCRC). The KCRC is a South Korean private group promoting inter-Korean cooperation. “
The KCRC is a known political habitat of mouth pieces for the dictatorship in North Korea, masquerading as mere Korean “nationalists” in favor or “reconciliation”. In North Korean political terms, “reconciliation” means capitulation by South Korea, militarily, politically, one or the other or both.
Thank you Wuli. This is in keeping with my relatives' observations from the ground in S. Korea as well. :) President Moon Jae In unfortunately is of this ilk.
My time spent in South Korea in the 1960s, left my heart feeling like it will always be my “2nd country”. I may have left there when I had to come back to the states, but it has remained as a constant interest, as well as a continuing study of its current affairs, to me.