In a way, Korean's firm idea against American control may be a "historical event"

in that South Korea is no longer a dog under leash by the powerful U.S.

In the same token, North Korea is not necessarily under China's leash.

Good or bad, I love the fact that We, Koreans, came a long way from being slaves.

Whatever, however, we may end up, I see that we are getting stronger.

God bless Korea! We need the luck to swim in this rough water.

You see... Neither the U.S. nor Red China wants to have Korea in one "united" power.

They already know that united Korea would get too strong for them to handle at their wish.

They have realized what both Koreas can do in the future. They are not the lamb they imagined.

Korea will become a bull who will refuse to carry the yokes they want to put on.

The U.S wants South Korea to be a defender for them while China wants North Korea

to be a buffer-defender country for them.

They know and are afraid that both Koreas may say, "No Thanks, we will go our own way".

They are not what they used to be in the past.

The Moon's regime might have taken a pro-China stance in order to get out of

the absolute control of the U.S. The Kim's regime may be doing a similar thing.

Now, they are independent bargain hunters between the two mighty powers of the world.