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 Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 8:28 am
DOKDO IS EFFIN OURS MAN!!!
Frikkin Japan wants to take that from us too! After hundreds of years of stealing our military tactics, our pottery, our limelight, our people's lives, our people's dignity, and our women...
IT'S TIME FOR US KOREANS TO TAKE A STAND!!!
THIS IS THE LAST STRAW!!
THEY CAN'T TAKE DOKDO FROM US!!!!!
Just because they are the bigger country, they think that they can just do whatever they want with us?
NO NO NO MY FRIENDS. THEM JAPS CAN STUFF THEIR STUPID TECHNOLOGY UP THEIR ASSES.
DOKDO!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 8:41 am
ummmm
im afraid to ask but...
whats dokdo?
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Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 9:35 am
Paradream Remix ummmm im afraid to ask but... whats dokdo? it is a island that belongs to Korea but the Japanese claim it is theirs
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Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 9:36 am
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Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 9:48 am
YEAHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They should just give up on trying to take it away. Look at how little they care! Us Korean people are all in a frenzy protesting Japanese things and stuff.
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Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 9:53 am
they shouldn't do that. It's wrong. Support the Koreans!!
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Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 4:16 pm
oh then
ITS OURS DAMNIT!
twisted twisted twisted twisted twisted ninja
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Posted: Mon May 30, 2005 4:53 pm
Paradream Remix oh then ITS OURS DAMNIT! twisted twisted twisted twisted twisted ninja yeah! Do what he did. be like him.
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Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 9:24 am
Well, there are many territorial issues here. It is located smack-dab on the line between the waters that separate South Korea's domain and Japan's domain. What I find funny is that on the side of the island, there is a writing that loosely translates (I saw it on the kbs news but forgot what it said) Korea was here.
Here is an small bit of what I wrote in my livejournal a few months back.
Recently, there have been much anger towards Japan from its neighboring countries. Namely China and South Korea. Ties with China and Japan are quickly dwindling as the anti-japanese protests continue. Though China has banned the protests, tension is still high though a little less. As for korea, both south korea and japan are laying claim to a series of islets known as takeshima to japan and tokto to korea. Even worse is that japan has approved of a high school textbook in which it states that korea has been illegally occupying the main island. I am south korean myself. Very proud and soulful of my herritage. All this anger between the asian nations saddens me. Brings many tears to my soul. What happened to the pround and valiant Japan, where any one look at its land will bring joy. What happened to the brave China, where they have been under oppression for decades yet somehow still manages to do well. What happened to the beautiful South Korea, where they have won independence from their North Korean advasary and still are trying to mend ties with them. Asians in my eyes are and will probably be the nicest people you'll ever meet. They'll fight for what they believe in with everything they got. They have a sense of family and respect that has no equal. So this angst between them deeply saddens me. There is a simple solution. Appologize, everyone. History is history. If these negotiations fail, then try again. Keep trying, there is peace to be had. So I have this to say to the nations of China, Japan, South Korea, and everybody else. Just say sorry. please.
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Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 1:51 pm
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That just killed the "Support the Koreans" mood in this thread. Thanks alot.
Plus, I don't feel sorry for anthing. Japanese people are tyrants and ever since they became economic superpowers years back, they're becoming cockier and cockier every day.
Not necessarily singling out the people themselves but the government and the whole idea of them as one.
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Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 1:52 pm
Skyswordsman Well, there are many territorial issues here. It is located smack-dab on the line between the waters that separate South Korea's domain and Japan's domain. What I find funny is that on the side of the island, there is a writing that loosely translates (I saw it on the kbs news but forgot what it said) Korea was here. Here is an small bit of what I wrote in my livejournal a few months back. Recently, there have been much anger towards Japan from its neighboring countries. Namely China and South Korea. Ties with China and Japan are quickly dwindling as the anti-japanese protests continue. Though China has banned the protests, tension is still high though a little less. As for korea, both south korea and japan are laying claim to a series of islets known as takeshima to japan and tokto to korea. Even worse is that japan has approved of a high school textbook in which it states that korea has been illegally occupying the main island. I am south korean myself. Very proud and soulful of my herritage. All this anger between the asian nations saddens me. Brings many tears to my soul. What happened to the pround and valiant Japan, where any one look at its land will bring joy. What happened to the brave China, where they have been under oppression for decades yet somehow still manages to do well. What happened to the beautiful South Korea, where they have won independence from their North Korean advasary and still are trying to mend ties with them. Asians in my eyes are and will probably be the nicest people you'll ever meet. They'll fight for what they believe in with everything they got. They have a sense of family and respect that has no equal. So this angst between them deeply saddens me. There is a simple solution. Appologize, everyone. History is history. If these negotiations fail, then try again. Keep trying, there is peace to be had. So I have this to say to the nations of China, Japan, South Korea, and everybody else. Just say sorry. please. Wow. You wrote that?
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Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 2:23 pm
3. Ancient Japanese documents and maps mark Tokto as Korean territory.
"Eunjusicheonghapgi," published by Japanese government in 1667, which they claimed was the first document that recorded Tokto, actually recorded that Ullungdo (Takeshima in Japanese then) and Tokto (Matsushima in Japanese then) belonged to Koryo and that the northwestern border of Japan is at Okishima.
Japanese scholar of practical science Hayashi Shihei published "Map of Three Adjoining Countries" in 1785, which showed each country in distinct colors - Choson in yellow and Japan in green.
In it, Ullungdo and Tokto (Usando), in the middle of the East Sea, were not only colored yellow but marked as Choson territory.
4. Japanese government reconfirms Tokto and Ullungdo as Korean territory at the end of 17th century.
During the Japanese invasion of the Choson Kingdom from 1592 to 1598, the Japanese army invaded Ullungdo and Tokto, killing civilians and stealing their property.
In order to minimize the further loss of human lives, the royal court of Choson enforced its "empty island policy," ordering its people to evacuate the islands for safety.
In the meantime, Tokugawa Shogunate of Japan secretly gave two Japanese fishermen families "permission to cross to Takeshima" to cross to Ullungdo in 1618 and "permission to cross to Matsushima" to Tokto in 1656, which allowed them to go abroad.
So, Japanese fishermen landed in Ullungdo. Soon afterward in 1693, conflicts arose between them and the Korean fishermen, which included Ahn Yongbok. The lord of the Japanese island, Tsushima, took a central role in the conflict and instigated a diplomatic dispute to make Tokto Japanese territory for several years.
The Choson government maintained a consistent and strong stance on its sovereignty over the islands, and Japan finally gave up.
In January 1696, the administrator of Japan's Tokugawa Shogunate reaffirmed that Ullungdo and Tokto belonged to Choson.
Accordingly, Japan forbade Japanese fishermen from fishing around these islands, and nullified "permission to cross to Takeshima" and "permission to cross to Matsushima." Ahn Yong-bok, a Korean fisherman from Tongnae, participated in securing Ullungdo and Tokto from Japan during this time.
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This is a fellow reader's comment below.
Japan is just trying to turn up the rhetoric. They want to irritate Korea to the point this issue is brought to internatinal court where Japan hopes to have more political leverage.
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This is an actual publish article in the Korean Times by Prof. Shin Yong-Ha
Suck that.
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Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 1:55 pm
If your sources are true Ipecac, then that is very funny. And Josz, yes I did. You can read it here in my journal. In addition, to prove this is actually my journal, read the latest post. http://www.livejournal.com/users/skyswordsman/
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Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 2:26 pm
Didn't that last line in my humong-a** post state that my sources are reliable? THE KOREAN TIMES by PROFESSOR SHIN YONG HA, a professor that studies the history of Dokdo and posession of it.
My God
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Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:42 pm
lmao. i heard that dokdo song so many times now, its so funny.
yes, dokdo belongs to korea. stupid japanese people, they already have enough, what more do they want.
puah. theyre just jealous.
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