From: shin-jungshik@yale.edu (Jungshik Shin)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.korean
Subject: Re: MINJJA vs MINJOO
Date: 21 Dec 1992 01:52:10 -0500
Organization: Yale University
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In article <1992Dec21.020944.54879@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu> mj03@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu (MINHO JO) writes:
>In article <1992Dec20.150650.903@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu>,
>shlee@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu (Seunghun Lee) writes:
>
>
>>I just wish that our people is now mature enough
>>to realize that we should choose by party not by individual.
>>
>>ok so we have another 5-year MINJJA party gorvernment.
>>sounds horrible, but let's face it.
>>if they do right, they will get our full support
>>if they do wrong, will get severe criticism.
>>fair enough?
>
>>to judge that, we have to see
>>what kind of guys with what kind of ideas would be in next cabinet.
>>just guys who will do anything to keep their previleges?
>>if so, they will probably try to do the followings.
>
>> * worst scenario
>>  A) in politics
>>       : 1) no local-government election in near future
>>         2) they'll change the National Assembley Election Law
>>       from SO-SUN-GEO-GU to JUNG-SUN-GEO-GU.
>>         3) after get enough sits, change the Presidential Law
>>       to NAE-GAK-CHAK-IM-JAE
>>         4) and they will live happily ever after.
>>
>>  B) in economy
>>       : 1) no GEUM-YUNG-SIL-MYUNG-JAE (they promised to do it)
>>         2) favor of GAEBUL to middle and small company
>>         3) open agriculture market
>>               (YS promosed to keep it closed or death,
>>               some netters said he is THE mr. HONEST, we'll see)
>>
>>
>>OR, for the god's sake, many new faces with new IDEA in next cabinet.
>>then opposite of the above scenario would happen.
>>
>>Let us all keep our eyes on it!
>>
>>Sincerely
>>
>>************************************
>>       Seunghun Lee
>>       Dept of Physics
>>       Johns Hopkins Univ.
>>       Baltimore, MD 21218
>>
>>
>>anyone who want to mail, pls to
>>       e-mail: shl@holger.pha.jhu.edu
>>not to jhunix.
>>*************************************
>
>
>
>
>Yeh,  it is possible.   What I am worried about is that YS is surrounded
>
>by Aboo-Gun.  Another trgedy scinario is that the next power after
>
>the YS's term is taken over by the TK group like Kim Yoon Hwan,
>
>Gem Jin Ho,  Jung Ho Yong,  and so on.   It is fairly possible to
>
>do it in order to keep thier previleges.   Thus,  we should have
>
>cut the bad tradition in the election.   If they really happen
>
>repetedly,  Your and your country's future is in darkeness.
>
>Anyway,  we missed the train,  so that we have to ride the next
>
>train.   The expecting candidate for the train may be as following:
>
>
>                    Kim Sang-Hyun
   You'd better remove him from your list and he is just another old
politican. 
>
>                    Lo Mu-Hyun
>
>                    Lee Chul
>
>                    Kim Jung-Gill
>
>                    Lee Boo-Young
>
>                    Shin Gi-Ha
  You'd better remove him,too. He is a very conservative guy.
>
>                    Hong Sa-Duk
>
>                    LEE GI-TAIK  (In reality, he is the most possible
>                                  candidate even if he is not really
>                                  new generation politician)
And Chung,Dae-chul or Cho, Se-hyung may be the choice if Seoul mayor's
election will be held in near future. 
>
>                    OR,
>
>                    Other Dark Horses like myself (It's joking).
>
>
>
>              Minho Jo,  Lehigh University
>              Computer Integrated Manufacturing Lab.,
>              Industrial Engineering Department


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