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Activists to Keep Sending Propaganda Leaflets to N. Korea
Activists on Monday said they will send some 500,000 propaganda leaflets to the North from the scene of the Navy corvette Cheonan's sinking off Baeknyeong Island in the West Sea, despite threats by the North to shut off overland travel to South Korean business interests. "We're going to send 500,000 propaganda leaflets, 1,000 CDs showing footage of a skirmish between South and North Korean Navies in waters off Yeonpyeong Island, 1,000 radios, and 3,000 one-dollar bills on three to four occasions until June 7," said Choi Sung-yong, the leader of a group named Family Assembly Abducted to North Korea. "We have to let North Koreans and the international community know that the explosion of the Cheonan was a terrorist attack launched at Kim Jong-il's orders. We'll use the leaflets revealing the truth to accuse Kim so the deaths of the 46 fallen sailors won't have been in vain." Since early this year, the North has complained about the leaflet campaign three times. Posted by: Steve White 2010-05-18 |
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