Where in Washington, D.C. is Reverend Moon?: Springtime for Pyongyang

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8/27/2004

Springtime for Pyongyang

This 1994 Department of Defense report is your reading assignment for today (found here). I've verified its authenticity with the DoD. Anyway, it claims that Reverend Moon sent the Kim regime a staggering 450 billion yen in the '90s. And what's it Moon's business whether Kim agrees to nuclear inspections, anyway?

Mun = Moon KN = North Korea

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