It’s Been 70 Years: Why Does The US Still Control South Korea’s military?
K. J. Noh, Popular Resistance Over seventy years ago, the US took control of South Korea’s military. To this day, it still controls it. Why? This confounds every notion of…
Why Some US Elites Want South Korea To Be a ‘Dictatorship for Democracy’
A top former US State Department official, Morse Tan, claimed South Korea’s President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law and attempted a military coup in order to “preserve democracy”.
South Korea’s Martial Law Fiasco: Legitimation Crisis in the Imperial Vassal State
The recission of martial law in South Korea is certainly an affirmation of the South Korean people: their courage and fearlessness.
A Voice for the Oppressed: John Pilger, Radical Journalist and Documentarian
By KJ Noh / CounterPunch A bright star in the firmament of justice has gone out. One of the greatest journalists of our era has passed away. John Pilger was…