One of those countries is actually dangerous.
South Korea is an occupied territory of the US empire. Same for Israel. The empire’s territories fall first.
- The US has 73 bases in South Korea.
- The US has 28,000+ military personnel occupying the country.
- South Korea has no jurisdiction to charge any of these soldiers, if they commit a crime in their country.
- South Korean military personnel are required to answer to US generals as a higher authority than their own.
We could also spend a while digging into the political and economic control the US exercises over SK, but a literal military occupation should suffice.
South Korean military personnel are required to answer to US generals as a higher authority than their own.
I’ve actually heard that the SK soldiers attached to the US military are mostly failsons of powerful people who pull strings to get them put in US formations for their mandatory service, because it’s considered a cake-walk compared to the SK military.
Occupied korea has a history of that to be fair
Life imitates art
So…
What dry goods we buying? Anyone prepping?
