韓国マスコミ今日のホームラン！！83
ラムズヘルドがまたこの話をしている。結果的に韓国人は恩知らずという話になるから
どんどんやってくれ。
The Price of Freedom in Iraq
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/19/opinion/19RUMS.html?ex=1080277200&en=f4999675a4c94911&ei=5062&partner=GOOGLE
In Seoul, I was interviewed by a Korean journalist who was almost certainly too young
to have firsthand recollection of the Korean War. She asked me, "Why should Koreans
send their young people halfway around the globe to be killed or wounded in Iraq?"
As it happened, I had that day visited a Korean War memorial, which bears the names of
every American soldier killed in the war. On it was the name of a close friend of mine
from high school, a wrestling teammate, who was killed on the last day of the war.
I said to the reporter: "It's a fair question. And it would have been fair for an American
to ask, 50 years ago, `Why should young Americans go halfway around the world to be
killed or wounded in Korea?' "
どんどんやってくれ。
The Price of Freedom in Iraq
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/19/opinion/19RUMS.html?ex=1080277200&en=f4999675a4c94911&ei=5062&partner=GOOGLE
In Seoul, I was interviewed by a Korean journalist who was almost certainly too young
to have firsthand recollection of the Korean War. She asked me, "Why should Koreans
send their young people halfway around the globe to be killed or wounded in Iraq?"
As it happened, I had that day visited a Korean War memorial, which bears the names of
every American soldier killed in the war. On it was the name of a close friend of mine
from high school, a wrestling teammate, who was killed on the last day of the war.
I said to the reporter: "It's a fair question. And it would have been fair for an American
to ask, 50 years ago, `Why should young Americans go halfway around the world to be
killed or wounded in Korea?' "
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