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@koreaunderground
(con’t)You are a very strong and brave person for being able to write about it and send it into the world. I know that I don’t really know what you went through but I understand. It is calming to know that now in adult life that there are people who love us and would never hurt us. Thank you very much for posting that very informative view into the things that they don’t tell us.
thank you
I happened to see some of the ESPN pre-game coverage for the college basketball game in South Korea you posted about earlier. You can imagine pretty easily how the U.S. military was portrayed. lol. Really a shame it was played on the U.S. military base there though. It would have been a great opportunity for "basketball diplomacy" if they had played the game in South Korea itself, without the patriotic BS. By the way, question: Are you also the person behind the iggymogo blog here on Tumblr?
yes.
Dear @John_F_Power, John Francis Powers, reporter of @YonhapNews, former editor of the Korea Herald,
I must say you’ve thoroughly proven yourself over and over again to be quite the pathological liar. This is quite disturbing considering your position as a journalist for the Yonhap News:
“…seeking to link me to an individual I know almost nothing about in an utterly misleading way.”
Well, it seems to me by some of the many conversations you’ve had with this particular individual, that you do know this particular individual and you know him quite well, and for quite some time too. I think this is utter bullshit and now utterly misleading of you.
What else I find disturbing is that you continue, after all of this, you continue to cavort with this individual, Martin Williams, the author of such posts as “Gaming Azn girls” and “How to Get Laid In South Korea,” aka RedPoleQ, a well known racist, misogynist “pickup artist” who continually promotes rape culture. You mean to tell me you had no idea of what your friend does for a living? It’s all right there in his twitter profile. That is pretty incredible, considering you’re supposed to be a Yonhap journalist. Or is it because you see absolutely nothing wrong with what this scumbag does in Korea, and that you share the same racist, misogynist attitudes? This is quite disturbing indeed.
Not only that, I am now getting messages that you’ve started to harass, threaten and doxx tumblr users here that reblogged this here post. And this isn’t the first time, I’ve seen you doxx in the past. I’m not sure why a Yonhap journalist of your caliber needs to resort to such things.
If you have a problem with me, I suggest you say so out of the shadows. Otherwise, you are simply a coward.
I do have a problem with you, and as well as others. We’ve been saying and stating this, from and out the shadows. But the problem is you’re not interested in the truth, either you don’t hear us, or you’re out to silence us .
In which case you should immediately write an apology and retraction on your blog.
I’m not sure why you’re demanding an apology and a retraction?
I mean why should I personally apologize for the bile you yourself post up about yourself. And why should anyone else? Especially those reblogging your bile? I think your bile is something you yourself needs to take care of.
THIS GUY IS A JOURNO WORKING IN KOREA AS HE OPENLY RACIALLY INFERIORIZES AND FETISHIZES NATIVE KOREANS
If this isnt white supremacy at work idek
He’s such fucking scum I pray he gets deported
hahaha he wants other people to apologize for stuff he’s written
UPDATE:
sure i’ll delete those tweets John, i’ll delete them right now:
hmmm… you guys keep cavorting with each other, then deleting the tweets? why? just move to e-mail.
hey this is bisharm. i dont know if beemill is a mod for this but im hoping she is. I wanted to apologize, i think i was being too harsh in my reply. i know that she (you?) is against the US military. i was simply extremely hurt at her reblogging things from US veterans as if their repentance meant anything. when i checked her blog later i saw she did it again, and it hurt even more because it was an "Afghan war" veteran. i hope you understand and forgive me.
i'm sorry bisharm, i did wrong. let's reconnect, we have a lot work to do!
seriously. i remember when i first started thinking about korean pop culture or history in a critical way and looked for resources online, all the english websites i went to were white expat-run. except for TK's, of course. god, to think that i used to buy into their bullshit... so thank you for your presence xx
thank you
Dear "Korea Underground,"
Your post about me is hateful, immature and libelous, seeking to link me to an individual I know almost nothing about in an utterly misleading way.
Are you seriously suggesting that following someone on Twitter indicates anything about one's opinions? Does your Internet consumption consist only of people whose opinions you agree with? It is absurd to judge someone's character on such a basis. You already know that, of course. And it is childless and pathetic to mock someone's appearance in a public forum, when you don't have the courage to even use your real name when you write.
I have the guts to put my name to what I write. Do you? When you are confident in your convictions, you stand by them in public. You like to flaunt your activist credentials, I notice, but are you willing to actually put yourself out there? If you have a problem with me, I suggest you say so out of the shadows. Otherwise, you are simply a coward.
In which case you should immediately write an apology and retraction on your blog.
If you are not a coward, that's the least you will do. John Power
Hello, I am not sure if this will reach the right person as I am unfamiliar with this blog, but I wanted to say something about the Woody Allen post. It was really enlightening and opened my eyes to things I would have never known or even thought about otherwise. I did not realize that so many adoptees go through the same problems and I find it absolutely sickening that we live in a world where this is so common. I am sorry to hear about your experience and the childhood you had to endure(con't)
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If the case that SARS2 originated in a lab is so substantial, why isn’t this more widely known? As is now obvious, there are many people who have reason not to talk about it.
the crap bulletin is featuring a newsganda op-ed by hack journo nicholas wade. this one seems to be going viral, trending on twitter.
i keep asking myself, why are they pushing this origin story so hard?
and funny, there’s no mention of USAMRIID or fort detrick anywhere. no mention of the US’s crazy history of lab accidents and leaks and bioweapons and GOF research. there’s not even a mention of the evidence that this virus was around long before patient zero/index case was discovered in asia.
i wonder why? what are they trying to hide?
either way, this story is serving its purpose.
if you’re asian american and you are not armed right now, i strongly suggest you prepare yourself and get armed now.
or if you can get the hell out of the US.
things are going to get worse and worse.
AbstractBackground. SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 disease, was first identified in Wuhan, China in December 2019, with subsequent worldwide spread.
Abstract
Background
SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 disease, was first identified in Wuhan, China in December 2019, with subsequent worldwide spread. The first U.S. cases were identified in January 2020.
Methods
To determine if SARS-CoV-2 reactive antibodies were present in sera prior to the first identified case in the U.S. on January 19, 2020, residual archived samples from 7,389 routine blood donations collected by the American Red Cross from December 13, 2019 to January 17, 2020, from donors resident in nine states (California, Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, Michigan, Oregon, Rhode Island, Washington, and Wisconsin) were tested at CDC for anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibodies. Specimens reactive by pan-immunoglobulin (pan Ig) enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) against the full spike protein were tested by IgG and IgM ELISAs, microneutralization test, Ortho total Ig S1 ELISA, and receptor binding domain / Ace2 blocking activity assay.
Results
Of the 7,389 samples, 106 were reactive by pan Ig. Of these 106 specimens, 90 were available for further testing. Eighty four of 90 had neutralizing activity, 1 had S1 binding activity, and 1 had receptor binding domain / Ace2 blocking activity >50%, suggesting the presence of anti-SARS-CoV-2-reactive antibodies. Donations with reactivity occurred in all nine states.
Conclusions
These findings suggest that SARS-CoV-2 may have been introduced into the United States prior to January 19, 2020.
interesting. december 13, 2019. findings suggest covid may have been introduced into the US prior... or maybe this covid originated in the US.
patient zero != index case != origin
SEOUL, Nov. 24 (Yonhap) -- The head of the main opposition People Power Party (PPP) said T...
there’s a Korean movie called “Steel Rain” that was really good. i think you should watch it. i see that netflix has it, i think i don’t know dont have netflix.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel_Rain
also, plot twist: Japan already has nukes.
oops, did i say too much? oh no! i have to go in hiding again. ah shit!
Whatever inflammatory rhetoric North Korean officials may or may not use in the face of perceived attacks on the country, journalists ought to remind their audiences that North Korean government officials are no more suicidal than any other country’s leaders.
Does this statement made by the North Korean government sound like a threat to launch a nuclear strike on the US?
When one reads this brief snippet taken from a 5,500 word report carefully, it’s obvious that this is not a threat to launch a nuclear strike, but an explanation of the rationale behind North Korea’s nuclear weapons program.
It’s hard to interpret “counter[ing] nuke with nuke” as a declaration of an intent to launch a nuclear strike, considering that the US hasn’t nuked North Korea yet—and because the country would not be around to launch such a response if the US had followed through on previous threats to nuke North Korea. The use of the past tense informs us that this is not an announcement of a future action, but of an action already taken by North Korea. Since we’re all still here, this means that North Korea has not decided to nuke us.
Read more: https://fair.org/home/us-news-falsely-reports-that-north-korea-threatened-to-nuke-us/
gee, I wonder why Obama is saying this about the internet? “the single biggest threat to our democracy?”
could it be because the internet exposed his massive crimes? exposed his mass surveillance and spying on the entire world?
his gross mass crimes against humanity? exposed his kill lists? exposed that he’s a brutal mass murderer war criminal monster responsible for countless deaths of innocent people?
idk. i don’t know what democracy is anymore… especially when nobody is able to hold power accountable, when nobody is able to check massive abuse of power… the US the most powerful most brutal “democratic” or non-democratic country on the entire planet, in the history of history. idk.
who hasn’t been pwned?
“Baseless,” the novelist’s new work of nonfiction, is the record of a frustrated investigation and an indictment of government secrecy.
wtf is the nytimes? wtf is this article/book review? to plant seeds of doubt that america didn’t use bioweapons in Korea. and the author does this by going to foia docments? lol wtf. this is so ridiculous. whistleblowers already have come out to tell about all the barrels of chemicals they buried in Korea. and that they used it as late as the 1990s. hell, the US has even used bioweapons on their own citizens. this is not a question not a hypothesis. and then you have bioweapons labs at several US miltiary bases in Korea, running now today, there are US bioweapons labs in Korea right now with some of the most deadliest toxins and checmicals there. how do we know? because the US govt/military fucked up was caught sending these to these bioweapons labs. the JUPITR project. they’re testing right out in the open on the Korean population too. right in front of our eyes in Korea and who knows where else.
Can’t Pay, Won’t Pay: The Case for Economic Disobedience and Debt Abolition
Washington's blunder in Bolivia strains relations with the Morales government
In February, allegations surfaced that the U.S. embassy in La Paz, located in western Bolivia, has been asking Peace Corps volunteers and Fulbright scholars to provide intelligence information to the U.S. embassy about foreign nationals in Bolivia.
“It flies in the face of what the Fulbright program is all about,” says John Alexander van Schaick, 23, a Fulbright scholar from Rutgers University, who says that last year, an embassy official instructed him to report on Venezuelans and Cubans living and working in Bolivia. “We’re supposed to be here to help with mutual understanding, not intelligence operations.”
This allegation, along with a similar incident involving Peace Corps volunteers, has again called into question the U.S. role in Bolivia, testing the thickness of the ice under its feet here in the heart of the Andes.
idk but there seems to be a lot of fulbrighters who end up in the IC, it seems, and from there they go on to spy or surveill on peace activists and others that have been so called “radicalized” it seems.
Unfavorable views of China reach new historic high, and a majority supports taking a tougher stand on human rights.
Around three-quarters (78%) place a great deal or fair amount of the blame for the global spread of the coronavirus on the Chinese government’s initial handling of the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan.
interesting, 78% of americans blame china. lol. damn racist trumper fuckers.
