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Although
\n my many Korean students unanimously disagree, in a typical fit of Know-it-all-ism
\n the Dowbrigade firmly believes that North and South Korea
\nwill be united, a la Germany, before the end of the decade.<\/p>\n
Part of the reason we believe this came out at last Thursday’s Berkman
\n Bloggers meeting when we were discussing whether any of the current sorry
\n crop of Presidential candidates actually read a single blog (the consensus
\n was no). The Dowbrigade observed, with typical hyperbole, that North
\n Korean President Kim Jong Il (whom President Bush described as an "irredeemable
\n pygmy") was more likely to be reading our blogs than any of the US pols. That
\n still stands.<\/p>\n
The New York Times has an "As the prospect of a negotiated end to the nuclear crisis with North from Although my many Korean students unanimously disagree, in a typical fit of Know-it-all-ism the Dowbrigade firmly believes that North and South Korea will be united, a la Germany, before the end of the decade. Part of the reason we believe … Continue reading
\n interesting article<\/a> on South Korea’s plans
\n for the coming rapprochement:<\/p>\n
\n Korea inches closer, South Koreans are now thinking seriously about the
\n implications. There is the potential, they realize, for a terrible lesson
\n in getting what you wish for."<\/p>\n
\n the New York Times<\/a><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"