Former President Lee Myung-bak 이명박 of South Korea may soon be running again.
Not running for political office... Running from Justice & the Law.
Lee has been linked to illegal activities by Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS, 국가정보원) throughout his administration. (Here's one recent link to further information)
Wealthy politicians often argue (link) the nation now needs unity in the face of foreign adversity. But accountability is essential to reconciliation; criminality without disgrace is dangerously malignant.
The best strategy before things become too heated is that President Lee accepts a foreign professor's post to keep him away from further trouble...
Not running for political office... Running from Justice & the Law.
Lee has been linked to illegal activities by Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS, 국가정보원) throughout his administration. (Here's one recent link to further information)
Wealthy politicians often argue (link) the nation now needs unity in the face of foreign adversity. But accountability is essential to reconciliation; criminality without disgrace is dangerously malignant.
The best strategy before things become too heated is that President Lee accepts a foreign professor's post to keep him away from further trouble...
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| Lee w/ Won Sei-hoon (원세훈; when Won was Lee's NIS Director) |
