Defector: 'North Prepared to Invade South Korea Despite Sunshine Policy'
Thursday, November 19, 2009 at 07:53PM A former North Korean Colonel who defected to the South several years ago reports that despite the South’s “Sunshine Policy” toward the North, the Kim Jong-Il regime stockpiled weapons in bunkers along the DMZ (DeMilitarized Zone) in preparation for a possible invasion of the South.
Construction of the bunkers began in 2004, the second year of the Roh Moo-hyun administration, which continued the so-called Sunshine Policy of its predecessor.
“Pyongyang had built at least 800 bunkers including an unknown number of decoys by 2007 to prepare for a possible invasion of South Korea,” the ex-colonel claimed. “Each bunker contains military equipment that can fully arm 1,500 to 2,000 soldiers.”
“If a soldier carried all his military equipment, which weighs 32 kg, and came to the DMZ in full gear, he would already be exhausted before reaching the South,” the defector said. “So they built bunkers at the DMZ and put all their operations equipment there. In the bunkers, there are South Korean military uniforms and name tags, so that they can disguise themselves as South Korean troops. Also reserved are… 60-mm mortar shells, condensed high explosives, and all sorts of ammunition.”
“Despite Seoul’s appeasement policy, or whatever the South does toward the North, Pyongyang hasn’t given up its aim of unifying the Korean Peninsula by military force. They are sticking to this principle and teaching North Koreans about it,” he said.
The South’s policy of appeasement was doomed to failure because sunshine and butterflies are no match for demented dictators and evil religious cult leaders like Kim Jong-Il. It wasn’t hard to predict that the South, or the rest of the global community, would get nothing in exchange sucking up to the North except kidnapped citizens, continued human rights actrocities and nuclear build up.
Bottom Line Up Front: APPEASEMENT NEVER WORKS
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