SUBSCRIBE - http://www.youtube.com/AgendaNWO OBAMA Talks About SOUTH KOREA FERRY Disaster. U.S. To Continue Support for S.Korea Attribution Credit - WhiteHouse.Gov President Obama spent Friday afternoon in Seoul paying homage to American military service, as well as to the loss suffered by South Koreans in the April 16 sinking of the Sewol ferry. Meeting with South Korean President Park Geun-hye, Obama first proposed holding a moment of silence to honor the men and women who lost their lives in this month's accident. Then he offered Park an American flag as a sign of Americans' sympathy for the loss of "so many young people, students who represented the vitality and the future of this nation." The flag flew over the White House the same day the ferry capsized off South Korea's southwestern coast; Obama noted that the gesture was akin to when an American service member has died, and the government presents "a flag in their honor to their loved ones." "The Korean people draw great strength and courage from your kindness," Park responded, adding later, "Just as the American people were able to rally together in the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks, so, too, I am sure that Korean people will, in fact, pull through this moment of crisis and be able to achieve the renewal of the Republic of Korea." Obama also brought a magnolia tree from the White House lawn to give to the Danwon High School, whose students and teachers accounted for the majority of the ferry accident's victims. President Obama said Friday in Seoul that Washington stands "shoulder to shoulder" with South Korea in its rejection of a nuclearized North Korea and that it may be time to consider more sanctions against the isolated state. Addressing a joint news conference alongside South Korean President Park Geun-hye, Obama said threats by North Korea will get it "nothing except further isolation" from the global community. He conceded that additional sanctions may have limited impact. "We are not going to find a magic bullet that solves this problem overnight," Obama said. "We can't waver in our intention. We have to make sure that, in strong concert with our allies, that we are continuing to press North Korea to change its approach," he said. The president is paying a visit to South Korea as the nation continues to reel from last week's ferry disaster that left 300 people dead or missing, mostly high school students. South Korea is the second stop on a planned four-nation tour of Asia for the president. "When our friends are in trouble, America helps, and we'll continue to do everything we can to stand with our Korean friends at this difficult time," Obama said in an interview published Friday by the South Korean newspaper JoongAng Ilbo. korea korean "south korea" u.s. "united states" ferry disaster threat allience tragedy friends "broken heart" inspire inspiration life humanity "life jacket" kids save support recovery survival "search and rescue" "north korea" people ww1 history crisis heart relationship news media entertainment military troops "u.s. army" usa rescue speech 2014 good bad trending obama government travel army "agenda nwo" In his address, Obama said he is mindful that his visit comes at "a time of great sorrow" for South Korea. There are a lot of evil nations in the world today, but it is fairly easy to make a case that North Korea is the worst of them all. Some of the things that you are about to read about in this article are absolutely horrifying. In fact, if you have a weak stomach you might not want to read this article at all. Image: North Korean Soldier (YouTube). In North Korea, public executions, rape and torture are all just part of the lifestyle. In fact, according to the Daily Mail there were "between 40 to 80 public mass executions in North Korea in 2013." Some of the things that got people publicly executed in North Korea during 2013 included "watching unsanctioned South Korean TV shows and being found in possession of a Bible". And as you will read about below, other Christians have had it even worse than that in the past. In one instance, little children were hanged in front of their parents, and then their parents were crushed to death with a steamroller. So no, I am not exaggerating when I describe North Korea as an "evil nation". The new "leader" of North Korea, Kim Jong Un, even executed his ex-girlfriend and his own uncle. And he publicly executed a whole bunch of people for "inappropriate mourning" after the death of his father Kim Jong Il. In case you are curious, you can find video of "appropriate mourning" right here. Now, we have learned that North Korea is about to execute 33 more people for working with a South Korea Baptist missionary... Thirty-three North Koreans face execution after being charged with attempting to overthrow the repressive regime of Kim Jong-un.

• published: 26 Apr 2014
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