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- Bal(t)imoron: http://www.radicalcontrapositions.com/left_flank/?s=piff This is actually the search page for "PIFF" which now includes this year's articles. Just scroll down a little to get to 2007.
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- Bal(t)imoron: "His Edge essay provides an excellent introduction to his thinking, but his books are essential." If you can expand on the particulars of this work, please do. I'm in no way a statistics expert. Both diavloggers fault him on his writing, too. Is Taleb worth the cost of a book and the...
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10 months and 16 days ago
Chung Dong-young and Ban Ki Moon are involved in the United Nations scandals in North Korea.
When Chung Dong-Young was minister of reunification he was funeling money through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a PASS-THRU mechanism with the United Nations to Kim Jong Il.
The new documental evidence shows that Chung and Ban Ki Moon were sending hundreds of millions of dollars without asking why and where the money were suposed to go. Thru this mechanism Ban Ki Moon and Chung managed to fund the way for North Korean Dictotar to produce his atomic arsenal and finally become a “big boy†among others.
Chung doctrine os sun-shine-policy has left millions of north koreans in extreeme poverty, while his money from ministry of reunification instead of going to the needed was re-directed to Kim Jong Il’s quarters, his sons and his followers.
A further investigation into the hundreds of millions of dollars from Reunification to North Korea, could unveil the real truth of what is really behind this dirty mechanism.
This also shows why North Korean leader is so profoundly attached to UNDP and its candidate.
South Korean taxpayers have to turn their attention and demand immediate transparency and investigation into where went all their millions.
While North Korea was under tight embargo from all the world, Ban Ki Moon and Chun Dong Young were funeling funds to Kim Jong Il - is exchange of support for their own dirty and corrupt politics.
Never south korea asked Kim Jong Il to respect human rights and/or stop his atomic ambitions. Millions of dollars were left un-attached to any claim nor monitoring, in return for Kim Jong Il to support the politics of Roh and predecesors of UNDP.