The American Comfort Woman?
South Korean President Park Geun-hye agreed to meet with
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Madame President Park is demanding this meeting resolve the Comfort
Women issue. What does that mean? It means another apology and more
compensation money paid.
The Comfort Women story as hallucinated by some in South
Korea fail the logic test based on their numbers. They claim 200,000 women were forced into
sexual slavery and forced to have sex up to thirty times a day.
Here is where logic disproves the above claims. If 200,000 women were forced to have sex
thirty times a day with members of the Japanese Imperial Army that translates
to 6,000,000 Japanese soldiers having sex every day. According to Wikipedia at the height of the
Japanese Imperial Army there were just a little over six million men in the
service. So with their whole army sexing
it up every day, who was left to fight?
No wonder Japan lost the war, they were too busy recreating a Roman
style Caligula orgy in the Pacific.
American Army nurse Hattie R. Brantley was captured by the
Japanese in the Philippines. Lieutenant
Colonel Hattie Brantley was placed in a prisoner of war camp with around
one-hundred other female nurses. She
told of the horrors they endured while held prisoner at the camp. She never once mentioned sexual abuse by the
Japanese guards. How come? According to those who promote the Comfort
Women story as forced sex slaves the Japanese had an insatiable sexual appetite.
Since the Japanese already had one-hundred women as captives
how come no sexual abuse by these sex craven men? Because they men were part of a disciplined
army providing additional proof the Comfort Women story as told by some South
Koreans screams for further scrutiny.
Business Insider reported:
“Park open to meeting Abe, but stresses comfort women issue”
Link to Business Insider article:
Fox News opinion
“President Park should publicly apologize for South Korea’s
sexual violence in Vietnam”
Link to Fox News opinion:
During the Vietnam when her father Park Chung-hee was
president of South Korea and sent over three-hundred thousand troops to assist
the USA. During this period “South
Korean soldiers violently raped and sexually assaulted thousands of young
women, some as young as 13 and 14 years of age. Many of these women bore
children as a result of these assaults.”
Why insist Japan apologize for what happened over seventy
years ago while ignoring what her father and country around forty-five years
ago. Japan has apologized over 50 times
while South Korea’s apology has never been issued.
It makes sense for President Park to continue to resurrect
the Comfort Women issue to divert attention from her father’s and nation’s
shameful history. It does not stop there
as to reason why she is behaving like a lunatic.
It is to President Park’s advantage to keep South Korea’s
focus on pointing fingers with hate towards Japan to deflect from a person
domestic issue. Because of father Park
Chung-hee joined the Japanese Imperial Army during this period. At one time he adopted the Japanese name of Takagi
Masao. He entered the Changchun Military
Academy of the Manchukuo Imperial Army.
He was top in his class and went on to study at the Imperial Japanese
Army Academy in Japan. Park was
commissioned as a lieutenant in the Kwantung Army, an elite Japanese unit.
Did the honorable Korean serving in the Japanese Imperial
Army Lieutenant Park Chung-hee visit a “comfort women” while in the voluntary
service of Japan? Would the honorable
Lieutenant Park Chung-hee (later to become President of South Korea) have
served in an Army of a nation that forcibly dragged over 200,000 of his fellow
country women into sexual slavery? Doubt
this honorable man would have server such a nation. By his service is that an indication there
were no “sex slaves” from Korea?
President Park’s father’s history with the Japanese Imperial
Army:
Articles in reference to South Korea Park’s family history:
Link reference to Vietnamese / South Korean children:
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