@BTS ARMY He got ball to do the right things, which is dictatorship. SK is not prepare for western style democracy at that time, the economic miracle is certainly not gonna happen if SK is govern by a democracy government, he was right to use iron fist to rule and crushed his enemies.
Fun Fact: *JFK and Park Chung Hee knew each other* “What means this shouting? I do fear, the people choose Caesar for their king” -Brutus, Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar
He's from Manchuko, Park Chunghee, China and Japan backed trained as Japanese Imperial Army in Manchuko, which means he at first fought with the N. Korea fellow officers, then switched. If you read Paik's memoir as the Youngest 4 star General. My father was born in 1930 in Hungnam province. He's fluent in Japanese with strong appreciation but as General Yu, son of a Korean General with Japanese mother, fought to die for S. Korea ROK. But b4 1950, my mother born in Sunam in 1936 said her native language for first 10 years of her life was Japanese, and from 1945-50 it was Russian, not many realize in N. Korea before the war. Only after her pinan to South before 2nd phase of Chinese attacks did she learn Korean. She said it was hard after Hiragana, Katakana, and Russian. And Korean therefore to many was not native language due to the two occupations not just Japanese ...but Russian too in that brief 5 years... I wish more report and research that period. But Park Chunghee was 5th general down, 3rd under General Paik, and many wondered how he did take over. Many theories there including Chinese and Japanese backed, and also the U.S. It makes sense as it delayed democracy in S. Korea until 1987 and many question still where and how did Park get his directives. BUT.. it took me A LONG WHILE to figure out during this pandemic of sorts, all the books mainly... this one critical Nov. 4th battle after Inchon and Pursuit and Heydey of taking N. Korea back after such a brutal attack, with stars in their eyes, and a taste of America with a false sense of future -- seeing that, a critical and the turning point I felt, the North Western point between MANCHUKO and the ROK about the Future of Korea and the tip of the Asian Continent peninsula. Manchuko officers and with china were massive, aged, backed by Russia, China and Commies vs. ROK officers mere 20 most of them, soldiers still in teens, conscripts along the way -- led by Paik, with Yu in RR in Japan, sandwiced between China/Dprk and the U.S. were DECIMATED. The II Corps GONE. Just Collapsed. and walking straggling barely surviving back, TURKEY shot them to mere nonexistence. That was very critical. Manchuko vs ROK in regards to the FUTURE. And how would those in their teens and officers mere 20 know what to expect of the future. It's just heartbreaking. But they clung onto it, Yu returned and I presume thereafter got supplies, food elsewhere with deals going in Japan which Rhee and others consumed and withheld for the U.S., and reformed. It's a great battle of Kunuri to study.
Hes from korea ??? born in Gumi-si from Gyeongsang?? hes not from manchuko, he fought for their army... north korea is not manchuko. if anything you could say he fought for korea, not north korea...
@@jeesuekim i dont even know what to say. just because many generals of the DPRK were trained in Manchuria or Japan, does NOT mean that ALL generals trained in Manchuria and Japan automatically fought for the DPRK. DPRK literally never had Manchuria so i dont know what to say once again. He fought for ROK, as a japanese and manchurian trained officer, never switched. if you were trained with a bunch of people who fought for are fighting on one side, does not immediately mean you are on the same side as them.
@@streetmouser6472 No. They all including Kim Jong Il trained for the Japanese against the Chinese. So it was easier for them to switch to Dprk. Only a fewer number fought for Rok. It was knewly formed and chaotic, with all funds gone from corruption. General Yu, part Japanese like my father, took the daunting task of training S. Korea's Rok, conscripts, and others. Dprk as we all know from reading all the war books had a clear advantage at the start. In the battle field many officers switched sides during the war as Communism was so vague. Promises were made to officers with no backing. Just read up if you don't know or at least site your sources.
@@jeesuekim you do notice Kim jung il was born in 1942, 3 years before ww2 ended and 8 years before the Korean War… how could he have trained for the Japanese against the Chinese… plus North Koreans were allies to China. And Kim il sung was a rebel AGAINST the Japanese as well. And I didn’t say all of the ROK officers were trained in Manchukuo, I’m saying there were definitely some.and yes the DPRK did have the upper hand at the start. Again, just because one trained with people fighting on one side of a conflict (in this case the Korean War between DPRK and ROK) does not mean they were on that side to begin with
Pres. Park still registers on the good/bad leadership scale. The bad, his continuing authoritarian rule. The good, massive investment in public infrastructure. Large foreign investment bringing modernization & manufacturing. Imports of raw materials, exports of manufactured goods. Education improvements & funding. The southern end of Korea, was primarily agrarian, not industrial. Park changed all that. With it, a rise in the standard of living. A very mixed legacy.
i pray for the korean people i feel they have such tragic history and victim mentality they have always been caught between in the cross-fire of their neighbors. I pray for their sovereignty, integrity, power, and strength. Lord, don't let them be the victim!
Victim mentality? No. Korean people just do not cover history and they accept both triumphs and losses in their own history which is a mindset that most countries should have in addressing their problems. Park's vision came to fruition. Korea now is a great power country and an economic and military power. It also has heavy leverage over Japan, China, and the rest of the world due to their dependence on Korean semiconductors and crucial components.
He was a great president for 18 years, he served longer than most president served in europe and north america. He knows how to treat his citizen right and calm his protestor.
Propagated the Korean economy, yet at the cost of many workers in the sweatshops (look up Jeon Tae-Il/Labor Movement). He is venerated by older Koreans for this, yet also despised because he consolidated power through corrupt means and changed the constitution, eventually leading to the Yushin regime. Both Park Chung Hee and Chun Doo Hwan were bad, violently suppressing movements that advocated true democratization.
@@sblee6757 The democratic civilian government he disposed of was a disaster. Any system that can't provide it's people with basic necessities doesn't deserve to exist.
@@marka.1770 Park was a true patriot and did his best for Korea, not America or China. My uncle was at his public funeral where they paraded his body down the streets in a wreath of flowers. He told me the people shed genuine tears. The younger generation today simply do not understand the sacrifices Park and his generation had to make in order to set things straight.
Gee, I wonder why South Korea was the poorest country in the world; maybe it's because USA and Soviets turned it into a parking lot in their dick wagging contest? 🤣
There were people who believed Park Geun Hye would be able to restore Korea to her Father's era. Or basically continue her Father's work. Now that turned out to be a huge disappointment for both left and right wing Koreans, generally. While Park Chung Hee certainly was a dictator and dealt with the opposition and protesters in inhumane way, we have to acknowledge that thanks to his policy we see South Korea as it is today. Yes the hard working people paid the price, but if it wasn't for the people who worked and Park's policy and his deal with the chaebols, South Korea would be like another southeast Asian country, economically wise. I am not stating the country is perfect now. Here is still social inequality and poverty to be found.
While President Park was in office Korean mega-corporation companies like Samsung and Pohang foundry(POSCO) and Goldstar(LG) were only able to borrow investment capital from national banks, not federal banks which are the foreign capital lenders. Foreigners were not able to buy lands but only could rent or borrow also stocks of Korean companies were only obtainable by citizens of Korea. During his era, in the US porno became legal after many fights against Christian committees through many trials in Superior court and Europe and Japan adopted similar. They also shared not only legal porno but legal prostitution and problems with drugs also started to plague. President Park was aware of this bad modern social culture, he went into lockdown sort of lockdown to help block out these outside bad social influences. There was a shortage of electricity for industrial use. To help supply more electricity for the economy he had set up a national curfew and also made serving the military mandatory for the males. Unnecessary foreign capitals were limited. To help recognize students from adults specific haircuts and uniforms were made mandatory for public schools. All this had helped Korea move into the modern industrial developed nation today rapidly. But after his assassination, all these laws were reformed. Foreigners were able to buy Korean stocks and lands, unnecessary foreign investment capital was allowed and was lent before Korean public banking capital funds which created leakage to hard-earned foreign $ as interest. Most of all there were no limitations or balance between imports and export. I don't think most people know this including most Koreans. He's just known as the president who took over with military power and prevented new cultural changes with suppression for power control. But it was actually protecting Korea from foreign capitals and bad cultural influences like legalized sex and social drugs. This era was a time for concentration and hard work to get out of poverty and discipline and commitment and dedication were necessary. I think it's understandable that this was forced upon everyone and this was the problem one could argue. I think this president was the best president ever lived of course this is just my opinion based on the value in my preference to my dignified standard.
Whether or not he was the "best", you've explained his undoubted achievements very well and why he was assassinated. He was undoubtedly a patriot. Capital acting on its own initiative has the national pride of a traitor and the restraint of an erect penis.
Because Park’s presidency went downhill after his wife was assassinated who could handle his him well. After his wife’s death, he replaced security officer and put Cha Ji Chul who was corrupted and ambitious guy. He agitated Park’s politics for maybe 5years. Both Cha Ji Chul and Kim Jae Kyu hated esch other. 1979 was the year that ecomony was not good due to the Oil Crisis. One day, there was democratic protest happened and Kim wanted to end protest peacefully but Cha wanted to suppressed them with military and Park agreed with Cha’s plan. Kim tried to persuade Park at 10/26 but Cha angered at him and said “Even Cambodia Killed more than 3million and it does not matter if we kill one or two million of our people. We have to show authoritative in order to stable our nation.” Then Park agreed with him and that caused Kim made the decision to assassinate both of them.
@@danielkim7205 Wooow & I have a question are you 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 , can you tell me more about Park Chung Hee was the 🇰🇷 people against President Park Chung Hee's dictatorship, was the people of 🇰🇷 not happy about it?
You make it sound like Democracy began after his death in SK. A few years later another dictator and his comrades took over the country for another 12 years.
okay i do not think many people think the same in korea. Park made korea rich, and most korean people who lived under him love him. also, he won two terms democratically, which you can question the legitimacy of of course. Though, that does not change the fact that he did participate at least twice in democracy.
@lindsey7951 oh yeah he should've let the country be poor and destitute right?! Because who care if you save a country if you don't have the DEMOCRACY™ stamp then it's bad right?
Who’s here after watching Lee Byung Hun’s movie?
What movie?
@@tvoiotets89 The Man Standing Next
Me
@BTS ARMY He got ball to do the right things, which is dictatorship. SK is not prepare for western style democracy at that time, the economic miracle is certainly not gonna happen if SK is govern by a democracy government, he was right to use iron fist to rule and crushed his enemies.
@@dejavucmail8176 he executed numbers of innocent people, don't try to justify his dictatorship because he did something great
A massive improvement over Syngman Rhee. He delivered great economic success, but still a brutal dictator...
Thank you for always being so informative.
Here after watching The Man Standing Next movie
OHHH 😢😢 God bless korea
Fun Fact: *JFK and Park Chung Hee knew each other*
“What means this shouting? I do fear, the people choose Caesar for their king”
-Brutus, Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar
They both went against US Federal banking System and got asasinated.
"With insects like this, how can you rule the country well?"
@BTS ARMY I know, it was a quote from the TV series 'The fifth Republic'
@@alfredwang7607 Former President Park Chung-hee is the greatest president in Korean history.
He's from Manchuko, Park Chunghee, China and Japan backed trained as Japanese Imperial Army in Manchuko, which means he at first fought with the N. Korea fellow officers, then switched. If you read Paik's memoir as the Youngest 4 star General. My father was born in 1930 in Hungnam province. He's fluent in Japanese with strong appreciation but as General Yu, son of a Korean General with Japanese mother, fought to die for S. Korea ROK. But b4 1950, my mother born in Sunam in 1936 said her native language for first 10 years of her life was Japanese, and from 1945-50 it was Russian, not many realize in N. Korea before the war. Only after her pinan to South before 2nd phase of Chinese attacks did she learn Korean. She said it was hard after Hiragana, Katakana, and Russian. And Korean therefore to many was not native language due to the two occupations not just Japanese ...but Russian too in that brief 5 years... I wish more report and research that period. But Park Chunghee was 5th general down, 3rd under General Paik, and many wondered how he did take over. Many theories there including Chinese and Japanese backed, and also the U.S. It makes sense as it delayed democracy in S. Korea until 1987 and many question still where and how did Park get his directives. BUT.. it took me A LONG WHILE to figure out during this pandemic of sorts, all the books mainly... this one critical Nov. 4th battle after Inchon and Pursuit and Heydey of taking N. Korea back after such a brutal attack, with stars in their eyes, and a taste of America with a false sense of future -- seeing that, a critical and the turning point I felt, the North Western point between MANCHUKO and the ROK about the Future of Korea and the tip of the Asian Continent peninsula. Manchuko officers and with china were massive, aged, backed by Russia, China and Commies vs. ROK officers mere 20 most of them, soldiers still in teens, conscripts along the way -- led by Paik, with Yu in RR in Japan, sandwiced between China/Dprk and the U.S. were DECIMATED. The II Corps GONE. Just Collapsed. and walking straggling barely surviving back, TURKEY shot them to mere nonexistence. That was very critical. Manchuko vs ROK in regards to the FUTURE. And how would those in their teens and officers mere 20 know what to expect of the future. It's just heartbreaking. But they clung onto it, Yu returned and I presume thereafter got supplies, food elsewhere with deals going in Japan which Rhee and others consumed and withheld for the U.S., and reformed. It's a great battle of Kunuri to study.
No park chung hee never fought for north korea
Hes from korea ??? born in Gumi-si from Gyeongsang?? hes not from manchuko, he fought for their army... north korea is not manchuko. if anything you could say he fought for korea, not north korea...
@@jeesuekim i dont even know what to say. just because many generals of the DPRK were trained in Manchuria or Japan, does NOT mean that ALL generals trained in Manchuria and Japan automatically fought for the DPRK. DPRK literally never had Manchuria so i dont know what to say once again. He fought for ROK, as a japanese and manchurian trained officer, never switched. if you were trained with a bunch of people who fought for are fighting on one side, does not immediately mean you are on the same side as them.
@@streetmouser6472 No. They all including Kim Jong Il trained for the Japanese against the Chinese. So it was easier for them to switch to Dprk. Only a fewer number fought for Rok. It was knewly formed and chaotic, with all funds gone from corruption. General Yu, part Japanese like my father, took the daunting task of training S. Korea's Rok, conscripts, and others. Dprk as we all know from reading all the war books had a clear advantage at the start. In the battle field many officers switched sides during the war as Communism was so vague. Promises were made to officers with no backing. Just read up if you don't know or at least site your sources.
@@jeesuekim you do notice Kim jung il was born in 1942, 3 years before ww2 ended and 8 years before the Korean War… how could he have trained for the Japanese against the Chinese… plus North Koreans were allies to China. And Kim il sung was a rebel AGAINST the Japanese as well. And I didn’t say all of the ROK officers were trained in Manchukuo, I’m saying there were definitely some.and yes the DPRK did have the upper hand at the start. Again, just because one trained with people fighting on one side of a conflict (in this case the Korean War between DPRK and ROK) does not mean they were on that side to begin with
Pres. Park still registers on the good/bad leadership scale. The bad, his continuing authoritarian rule. The good, massive investment in public infrastructure. Large foreign investment bringing modernization & manufacturing. Imports of raw materials, exports of manufactured goods. Education improvements & funding.
The southern end of Korea, was primarily agrarian, not industrial. Park changed all that. With it, a rise in the standard of living.
A very mixed legacy.
i pray for the korean people
i feel they have such tragic history and victim mentality
they have always been caught between in the cross-fire of their neighbors.
I pray for their sovereignty, integrity, power, and strength.
Lord, don't let them be the victim!
Park Chung-hee called for self-defense and proceeded with nuclear development. I tried to develop a missile.
Victim mentality? No. Korean people just do not cover history and they accept both triumphs and losses in their own history which is a mindset that most countries should have in addressing their problems. Park's vision came to fruition. Korea now is a great power country and an economic and military power. It also has heavy leverage over Japan, China, and the rest of the world due to their dependence on Korean semiconductors and crucial components.
Thanks Jemmy for the history lesson.
R.I.P. 🙏🏽
Park Chung-hee ! great man!!
@@angadgrewal9324 I know, but he developed Korea
@@angadgrewal9324 i agree , i am socialist too ! but korea was very poor country
sorry for my anglish
@Warrior Boy agree! stalin was great leader! genius!!
@Warrior Boy hah :D
nope ! he was great leader! glory to great stalin !
he did nothing wrong!
@@angadgrewal9324 if it wasn’t for him SK would never be the Korea that we know! He developed SK
Rest In Peace Park Chung-hee; respect from Philippines
President Park saved Korea. May he Rest In Peace
from what, Yun Posun?
If he was still in charge throughout 80s and 90s, korea would be still very poor country. He wanted to make into north korea in south
IM HERE AFTER I WATCHED THE TRAILER OF LEE BYUNG HUN'S NEW UPCOMING MOVIE ABOUT THIS ASSASINATION STORY. Interesting!!
What is movie
It's already been done. The President's Last Bang 2005. Brilliant film
It's already been done. The President's Last Bang 2005. Brilliant film
RIP park chung hee
great man! rip
He was a great president for 18 years, he served longer than most president served in europe and north america. He knows how to treat his citizen right and calm his protestor.
@@rawinrith5903 So why did Kim Il Sung have to send North Korean assassins to kill Park ?
Umm he was a bad man. No rip
@@blub6852 he basically saved South Korea
RIP. I didn't even know.
Propagated the Korean economy, yet at the cost of many workers in the sweatshops (look up Jeon Tae-Il/Labor Movement). He is venerated by older Koreans for this, yet also despised because he consolidated power through corrupt means and changed the constitution, eventually leading to the Yushin regime. Both Park Chung Hee and Chun Doo Hwan were bad, violently suppressing movements that advocated true democratization.
Mark A. He humiliated the democracy of Korea. Who would say it is a right thing? You don’t know shit about him.
@@sblee6757 The democratic civilian government he disposed of was a disaster. Any system that can't provide it's people with basic necessities doesn't deserve to exist.
Mira do y’all know about the gwanju massacre??? Park Chung hee was not a good man
not RIP. He was a military dictator who suppressed human rights
The Man Standing Next movie!
Great video!
I watched the movie in prime video amazing movie
Not a communist but not an American puppet either. What better president could South Korea ask for?
@@marka.1770 Park was a true patriot and did his best for Korea, not America or China. My uncle was at his public funeral where they paraded his body down the streets in a wreath of flowers. He told me the people shed genuine tears. The younger generation today simply do not understand the sacrifices Park and his generation had to make in order to set things straight.
Gee, I wonder why South Korea was the poorest country in the world; maybe it's because USA and Soviets turned it into a parking lot in their dick wagging contest? 🤣
@Necromancer same 🤣🤣 my local prime minister been served for 30 years already
The best person in Korean history assassinated So sad 😞
He tried to have a nuclear weapon and I think that's the main reason why he assassinated
he was a dictator created by USA, taken out by USA
@@SuperSanic.. he was but we can't doubt he made korea rich and strong
@@Hello-uk5xp Whatever we are not starving like North
@@Hello-uk5xp Where are you from? Aren't you american?
@@Hello-uk5xp bro states make us to have a good relation ship with Japan wtf????
Is it true that Koreans miss him?
Yes, without a doubt
There were people who believed Park Geun Hye would be able to restore Korea to her Father's era. Or basically continue her Father's work. Now that turned out to be a huge disappointment for both left and right wing Koreans, generally.
While Park Chung Hee certainly was a dictator and dealt with the opposition and protesters in inhumane way, we have to acknowledge that thanks to his policy we see South Korea as it is today. Yes the hard working people paid the price, but if it wasn't for the people who worked and Park's policy and his deal with the chaebols, South Korea would be like another southeast Asian country, economically wise. I am not stating the country is perfect now. Here is still social inequality and poverty to be found.
@자유로운 영혼 3:7 most dont.
@@kasikasivendjinn5345 well he did kill a lot of opponents
@@Indian_Tovarisch do what
While President Park was in office Korean mega-corporation companies like Samsung and Pohang foundry(POSCO) and Goldstar(LG) were only able to borrow investment capital from national banks, not federal banks which are the foreign capital lenders. Foreigners were not able to buy lands but only could rent or borrow also stocks of Korean companies were only obtainable by citizens of Korea. During his era, in the US porno became legal after many fights against Christian committees through many trials in Superior court and Europe and Japan adopted similar. They also shared not only legal porno but legal prostitution and problems with drugs also started to plague. President Park was aware of this bad modern social culture, he went into lockdown sort of lockdown to help block out these outside bad social influences. There was a shortage of electricity for industrial use. To help supply more electricity for the economy he had set up a national curfew and also made serving the military mandatory for the males. Unnecessary foreign capitals were limited. To help recognize students from adults specific haircuts and uniforms were made mandatory for public schools. All this had helped Korea move into the modern industrial developed nation today rapidly. But after his assassination, all these laws were reformed. Foreigners were able to buy Korean stocks and lands, unnecessary foreign investment capital was allowed and was lent before Korean public banking capital funds which created leakage to hard-earned foreign $ as interest. Most of all there were no limitations or balance between imports and export. I don't think most people know this including most Koreans. He's just known as the president who took over with military power and prevented new cultural changes with suppression for power control. But it was actually protecting Korea from foreign capitals and bad cultural influences like legalized sex and social drugs. This era was a time for concentration and hard work to get out of poverty and discipline and commitment and dedication were necessary. I think it's understandable that this was forced upon everyone and this was the problem one could argue. I think this president was the best president ever lived of course this is just my opinion based on the value in my preference to my dignified standard.
Whether or not he was the "best", you've explained his undoubted achievements very well and why he was assassinated. He was undoubtedly a patriot. Capital acting on its own initiative has the national pride of a traitor and the restraint of an erect penis.
Exactly
all i know is moon jae in has to go ! he's family is moving cash out of korea to other countries.
I didn't know about this, where did you hear it?
@@beatriceku3404 i saw the news but it was the Philippines.
He got a swiss bank account worth $370million at the time
I was stationed at Camp Casey in 1979 when this happened, meet Park and then Pres Carter months before it happened.
Park > Kim
coming here from odg
They should've given him a medal!
@SeanHenderson for killing a hero? What a joke!
Why Park Chung Hee was assassinated in 1979 ?
Because Park’s presidency went downhill after his wife was assassinated who could handle his him well. After his wife’s death, he replaced security officer and put Cha Ji Chul who was corrupted and ambitious guy. He agitated Park’s politics for maybe 5years. Both Cha Ji Chul and Kim Jae Kyu hated esch other. 1979 was the year that ecomony was not good due to the Oil Crisis. One day, there was democratic protest happened and Kim wanted to end protest peacefully but Cha wanted to suppressed them with military and Park agreed with Cha’s plan. Kim tried to persuade Park at 10/26 but Cha angered at him and said “Even Cambodia Killed more than 3million and it does not matter if we kill one or two million of our people. We have to show authoritative in order to stable our nation.” Then Park agreed with him and that caused Kim made the decision to assassinate both of them.
@@danielkim7205 wtf it's not true.
@@danielkim7205 Wooow & I have a question are you 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷 , can you tell me more about Park Chung Hee was the 🇰🇷 people against President Park Chung Hee's dictatorship, was the people of 🇰🇷 not happy about it?
Omg 😱😱😱😱
박정희 각하...... 존경합니다.
neve can have enough security
so it was a failed coup .. a guy only had power for 4 hours before being arrested...
It was not a coup. It was a succesful assasination, and Korea is a full bloomed Democracy now
@@bonofarm and sadly some of it is bad after him . They should have stuck to some of his rules
I came from Netflix. Drug king.
其实做一个民主人士真的很简单，但是要想做一个有成就感的独裁者却太难了，我佩服这位朴正熙总统
Kim Jae-Kyu is a national hero
I agree.
You make it sound like Democracy began after his death in SK. A few years later another dictator and his comrades took over the country for another 12 years.
okay i do not think many people think the same in korea. Park made korea rich, and most korean people who lived under him love him. also, he won two terms democratically, which you can question the legitimacy of of course. Though, that does not change the fact that he did participate at least twice in democracy.
Damn supporting a CIA American asset
@@ZoranZoltanous they're all the same considering SK is sort of a american puppet...
Hallo bolo bolo, piye kabare dulur
Best one ever lived
각하....
Why don't they do that to Kim Jung Un.
here after watching 1212 the day for freedom
Korean want Parkjunghee again
박정희 살리는것보다 노무현 국정원에서 구출이 더빠를듯
Because his daughter was so successful, not.
@@mkphotofilm Not really but still better than Moon jae in
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"차지철 이놈!"
일루미나티가 죽인 인물.
반역
KIM BUJANG HERO
Really biased fking trash movie
i have other theories
north korean plot to weaken south korean
Sic semper tyrannis
@lindsey7951 oh yeah he should've let the country be poor and destitute right?! Because who care if you save a country if you don't have the DEMOCRACY™ stamp then it's bad right?
ua-cam.com/video/J8LxORztUWY/v-deo.html here after watching this
dinner at his home? that was dinner at a brothel, he was killed because he was a womanizer
@jamesortega8681 His was was dead
@jamesortega8681 His wife was dead
não entendi foi nada, kkkkkkkkk
deve ser bolsominion
@@levimelo3036 sua mãe
롱 라이브 박정희
God bless Mr.kim iae gyu! I pray for him.
General Kim did right thing for democracy of Korea.
Your mom is shoot pepole say democracy?!
Your is just murderer
@@김일연-e7n we dont need your "democracy"