[...] This is supposed to be a happy occasion. Let’s not bicker and argue about who killed who. – Monty Python and the Holy Grail [P]ointing out mistakes and bickering over what is right and wrong is not helpful, and in the end the injury rebounds on the abduction victim and the victim’s family….” – Unidentified official, defending South Korea’s low-key reaction to a statement by South Korean abductee Kim Yong Nam, under the careful observation of North Korean minders, that he was “rescued” by a passing North Korean ship in 1978, when he was still a boy. [...]

[...] Update: There is a very good update about the abductee issue over at The Korea Liberator. Check it out! Share and Enjoy:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]

COMMENT:
AUTHOR: pelagius
EMAIL: imorgan73@yahoo.com

Sounds more like he was recruited rather than kidnapped outright.

COMMENT:
AUTHOR: pelagius
EMAIL: imorgan73@yahoo.com
Fun with html. Here’s the segment I was referring to:
“Kim Gwang-hyeon told authorities here that he had kidnapped Mr. Kim as he waited for a ship to pick him up after completing a mission here. “At the time, the boy was crying on the beach alone after being bullied by his friends,” the North Korean spy said.”

Tell me NO and commie sympathizers! Why don’t you request the return of those abducted like Japan? Huh? You chickenshit! Why do you reward criminals? This is something ROK should demand and unhappy about!

DOWN WITH NO AND COMMIE PUPPETS!