Korean war was the beginning of the Cold War which was the war that inaugurated the military industrial complex which was the war that set off the U.S to become the world's police so I am in agreement with you no that to end this war that to end this potential World War III crisis with the US going to war against China and listing both North and South Korea that we need to bring closure to this war and so in fact

Korean War we had only two members of Congress that were even willing to be vocal about supporting peace with North Korea and that was Barbara Lee and Dennis kucinich and now we have almost 50 members of Congress that actually support peace with North Korea with a peace agreement so that is a huge win I think for us as a peace movement um we are also seeing some um really important uh changes I think in the

now or never and as we know the Korean war was the first war where U.S and Chinese troops fought each other we know Mao seitang's son died in that war and so not only would peace on the Korean Peninsula be something that is uh morally an obligation for the United States as the country that divided the peninsula it is also a huge opportunity to transform uh the increasing terrifying tensions of U.S and China so I hope you guys will all join us and

the division of Korea and the Korean War which brought huge profits to the Japanese economy today Japan maintains its hostility towards the dprk and has no intention to atone for the colonial past and resume diplomatic relations Japan does not miss any chance to get in the way of any peace process in a Korean Peninsula by weaponizing the abduction issue the Japanese government and the

enormously from the Korean war that was the stimulus that led the Japanese industrialization later gained enormously from the Vietnam War as a providing uh material sport even having American soldiers come for rest and Recreation their whole enormous input to Japan it's gained enormously from U.S Wars and uh Asians I don't have to tell you

70th year of the signing of the Korean War Armistice agreement and it was supposed to be concluded with a permanent piece that has yet to happen 10 years ago on the 60th anniversary um of the signing of the Armistice agreement I met with a South Korean peace activist named kangjong group and he said you know 60 years represents a full lifetime we have had a full lifetime of War people may not understand that in the United States

um a syllabus to end the Korean war that is aimed not just at the University or K-12 that many it's it's a popular educational tool we have a syllabus that we are working on and um unfurling module by module on the Korea policy Institute website but you know um during the boy the height of the boycott boycott divestment and sanctions campaign um the BDS campaign

to the Korean War we're not just thinking about ending this for the sake of the Korean people we understand the Korean war is structurally part of a larger um system of violence that involves the military-industrial complex the National Security State um you know an Empire of bases around the world it's part of U.S permanent War

the armistries of Korean War and um women in South Korea believe that it is time for women to stand up so we have a plan to surround the pyeongtech U.S military base um pyeongchang is the uh the largest U.S military base in such in the world in the world so we have a plan to women and children go to piante and make a human chain and it is too large to have a hand-in-hand connection so we're gonna

Peninsula and for many Koreans Korean war is it's like um open want um you know I have a pet that I'm taking care of which has a cancer and you know and have openings and I learned that open wounds uh you know you need a constant care there's always danger of infection and so uh many Koreans this is opening that cares there has been you know um going on for more than seven years and uh

Korean War a sign of peace treaty and uh stopped this new Cold War um after discussing all this information um we also learned that it's important to work together a renew our struggle and fight back and and it is possible another world is possible um if you have any other questions please you can also contact me I will also um of course I will be happy to um answer your you know

before the korean war this crucial document was made public in 1975 SC 68 interpreted containment in quoting it now as intended to foster the seeds of destruction within the Soviet system and to make it possible to negotiate a settlement with the Soviet Union or a successor state or states establishment of grand area principles abroad and necessary illusions at home does not simply await the hidden hand of the

vulnerability the Korean War served these purposes admirably the ambiguous and complex interactions that led to the war were ignored in favor of the more useful image of a Kremlin campaign of world conquest Dean Acheson meanwhile observed that in the Korean hostilities an excellent opportunity is offered to disrupt the Soviet peace offensive which is assuming serious proportions and having a certain effect on public

1950 right before the Korean War that was written by Dean Acheson who was the Liberal Secretary of State under the Truman administration and mainly by his sidekick Paul Mitzy NSC 68 interpreted containment on quoting it as as involving a rollback strategy it was intended to foster the neat the seeds of destruction within the Soviet system with the objective to negotiate a settlement with the Soviet

the Korean War but this was remember before the Korean War the the document estimated the economic power of the Soviet bloc at about as approximately the same as Western Europe the and about 1/4 that of the United States and its military expenditures were estimated at about half those in the United States actually these figures were faked in order to increase the make the Soviet threat look bigger but even

during the Korean War period so China was under steady warfare effectively the Vietnam War itself was considered by China quite plausibly to be a very serious threat to its national security the great power across the ocean was attacking its neighbor it was it was a national security threat we have had the most marvelous capability of seeing national security threats everywhere to us but whatever we do

during the Korean War period so China was under steady warfare effectively the Vietnam War itself was considered by China quite plausibly to be a very serious threat to its national security the great power across the ocean was attacking its neighbor it was it was a national security thing we have had the most marvelous capability of seeing national security threats everywhere to us but whatever we

prostrate, so why not? As the Korean war ground on, the Air Force could locate no more targets. Therefore, as an official US Air Force study records, it attacked North Korean dams, leading to such stirring sights as a "flash flood [that] scooped clean 27 miles of valley below," while 75% of the water supply for rice production was wiped out and the enemy suffered "the destruction of their chief sustenance -- rice." "The Westerner

Korean War began in 1950 he promised a new beginning as he met with South Korea's moon jae-in in the Demilitarized Zone between the two countries their meeting marks the first summit between the Koreas in more than a decade and they pretty much pleaded with outsiders that means the United States to permit them to proceed as they put it on their own accord and so far Trump has not interfered with this very much calling

set foot in the South since the Korean War began in 1950. He promised a new beginning as he met with South Korea's Moon Jae-in in the demilitarized zone between the two countries. The meeting marks the first summit between the Koreas in more than a decade.

prevent a depression after the Korean War. One of their Congressional architects described them as "a nice solid floor across the whole economy in times of recession." The public played almost no role, apart from choice within the narrowly structured framework of options designed by state-corporate managers. One result is atomization of society and entrapment of isolated individuals with self-destructive ambitions and crushing debt.

was opposed to the Korean War and may surprise you but it was even skeptical about the second world war are you a pacifist no not a pacifist are the identification for a war under certain circumstance yeah I can see justifications for a defensive war I could interact cutting it all together I think they're justifications for a war against Nazi Germany in the 40s but I felt I was a

them after the Korean War although Atchison insisted that India must first show that it understands the depths of the danger we face by joining the anti-communist crusade of course we had no obligation to face the understand the depths of danger India faced and well after India requested aid it was granted alone not a repayable in strategic materials now that they understood the depths of the danger we face there's one

of the bombing of dikes in the Korean war, and the testimony given regarding American bombing of dikes in North Vietnam. Eye-witness reports of the bombing of dikes in the Red River Delta have appeared in the American press. See Christian Science Monitor , 8 September 1967, quoted in my American Power and the New Mandarins (Chatto & Windus, 1969), p.15. Back 12. As we know from other sources, the VC political cadres thus 'exposed'

situation. Imagine what it meant in the Korean War years of the early 1950s for your country to be totally leveled, everything destroyed by a huge superpower, which furthermore was gloating about what it was doing. Imagine the imprint that would leave behind.

in the south since the korean war began in 1950. he promised a new beginning as he met with south korea's moon jae-in in the demilitarized zone between the two countries the meeting marks the first summit between the koreas in more than a decade they pretty much pleaded with outsiders that means the united states to permit them to proceed as they put it

Vietnam War or the peak of the Korean War, but if you take the years when there wasn't a major war going on, the current Pentagon budget is at about the same level. Well, there was supposed to be the Cold War then. We had this big enemy, the Soviet Union. And, in some way, that tells you just how seriously it was taken. In fact, right now it's higher than it was in real dollars under Nixon, and it's going up. It's going up over

we call the Korean War perhaps South Koreans also recall more recently Washington's role 15 years ago when the Reagan Bush administration continued to give strong support to the brutal dictatorships and tried to prevent the democratization of South Korea which has been a remarkable achievement as remarkable as its economic development and a kind of model for the world well there could be other

1950 to 53 we've got the korean war which still has not officially ended uh and and so we then we go to this period in the 50s in fact it's interesting that in a year ago in 2018 january the bulletin the atomic scientists moved the hands of the doomsday clock two minutes before midnight the closest we've been since the early 1950s and what triggered it in the 1952-53

recovered because of the Korean War and in the Vietnam world they made a huge profit on the system began to reconstitute itself there's a european-based block which is taking a big step forward in 1992 with the european common market and remember europe is a serious competitor europe if it ever gets its act together is richer than the United States as a bigger population in the United States more

capital the korean war pows accused of disloyalty the atomic vets of the cold war dying of cancer by friendly fire for another thing we had some problems of our own we had to help heal ourselves we formed rap groups to deal with alienation which was the original Vietnam syndrome and post-traumatic stress we started going back to Vietnam to help rebuild what we had helped destroy we even built our own memorial

from their nation's capital the korean war pows accused of disloyalty the atomic vets of the cold war dying of cancer by friendly fire for another thing we had some problems of our own we had to help heal ourselves we formed rap groups to deal with alienation which was the original Vietnam syndrome and post-traumatic stress we started going back to Vietnam to help rebuild what we had helped destroy we even built our own memorial the wall in Washington which is

than the Korean War and way fewer than the second world war second world war us has complete access to the territory where they were killed you know you walk around Belgium and so on just still I think hundreds of thousands I don't know how many huge numbers are missing in action in fact it's still picking up bodies from the War of 1812 uh but uh uh this is after the Korean war after the second world war there was no

before what we call the Korean War that's not called the Korean War a Korean worst it supposed to be nineteen fifty but it was in fact an episode and an ongoing struggle after the dismantling and destruction of the anti-fascist resistance indeed even using Japanese police and the military forces as clients in Greece about a hundred and sixty thousand people were killed as the nineteen collaborators and

revitalized for korean war and big military spending and so on vietnam war had the same highly stimulating effect at this time also for south korea which traces its economic takeoff to that uh by uh 194 it was well understood in fact even before the korean war by 1948 the business press was hailing truman's cold war spending as a magic formula for almost endless

months before the Korean War we sort of set the future developments on its way that was a top secret document accepted as government policy and it essentially it called for a war it said we are virtually at war with the Soviet Union it was all kind of hysteria about the Soviet plan to conquer the planet and so on a call for a huge increase in armaments later turned out to be virtually quadrupling even though

Korean War was a major stimulus to Japan's recovery and the Vietnam War gave it another significant boost it also helped to spark South Korea's remarkable development from the level of a poor African state to a leading industrial power substantial share of some of Korea South Korea's foreign exchange in the 1960s came from mercenaries dishes were little mercenaries that they were supplying

almost atom bomb China during the Korean War period so China was under steady warfare in fact that the the Vietnam War itself was considered by China quite plausibly to be a very serious threat to its national security the great power across the ocean was attacking its neighbor it was it was a national security threat we have had the most marvelous capability of seeing national security threats everywhere to us but whatever we do

people before what we call the Korean War you know we call the Korean War 1950 but it started in 1945 and then it was mostly killing the anti-fascist resistance and restoring the collaborators and even using the Japanese police and the same thing it's true worldwide there's not an exception to it as far as I know well one aspect of this was saving the people you couldn't keep there so I take say Klaus Barbie famous when he you know

forget it but at the end of the Korean War when it was more or less settled a u.s. bombing was so intensive that there was nothing left the bomb literally so the Air Force general macarthur started destroying dams major dams and if you read the airforce histories they exalt about this happens to be a crime for which people were hanged at Nuremberg but again we're above the law but the North Koreans can remember and when these advanced nuclear capable bombing

before what we call the Korean War in repression to try to restore the old order in Western Europe you know I didn't have to kill that many people who was done in other ways but it was done that meant destroying at least undermining labor restoring fascist collaborators in Japan the old fascist system was basically reconstructed with the democratic forces crushed unions pretty much destroyed and so on same

Korean War and later the Vietnam War but Japan was kind of a backup for the US war in Korea later was sort of a backup for the US war in Vietnam but out of that came the foundations of Japanese prosperity United States didn't pour visions of Star Wars and in fact nothing what actually happened was that after the Second World War Japan was under military US military rule General Douglas MacArthur was

Korean War and later the Vietnam War but Japan was kind of a backup for the US war in Korea later was sort of a backup for the US war in Vietnam but out of that came the foundations of Japanese prosperity United States didn't pour visions of Star Wars and in fact nothing what actually happened was that after the Second World War Japan was under military US military rule General Douglas MacArthur was

they did get revitalized Korean War and big military spending and so on Vietnam War had the same highly stimulating effect at this time also for South Korea which traces its economic take off to that by 1940s well understood in fact even before the korean war by 1948 the business press was hailing Truman's cold war spending as a magic formula for almost endless good times it's a way to inject new strength into the entire

them by cancelling the US-South Korean war games, which, as he correctly said, are "very provocative." We would certainly not tolerate anything of the sort on our borders - or anywhere on the planet - even if they were not run by a superpower which not long before had utterly devastated our country with the flimsiest of pretexts after the war was effectively over, glorying in the major war crimes it had committed, like bombing major

Korean War started in 1945 remember in 1945 when the United States intervened in South Korea it and the Soviet Union came into North Korea what happened was that a civil war began and in South Korea about a hundred thousand people were killed before what we call the Korean War broke out with plenty of border conflict across the borders the Russians pulled out incidentally that's the basis for the

United States. This was before the Korean war, which Jon Halliday and Bruce Cumings describe as "in essence" a phase -- marked by massive outside intervention -- in "a civil war fought between two domestic forces: a revolutionary nationalist movement, which had its roots in tough anti-colonial struggle, and a conservative movement tied to the status quo, especially to an unequal land system," restored to power under the US occupation.

Korean War although Atchison insisted that India must first show that it understands the depths of the danger we Face by joining the anti-communist crusade of course we had no obligation to face understand the depths of danger India faced and well after India requested Aid it was granted alone not a repayable in strategic materials now that they understood the depths of the danger we faced there's one scholarly

the Korean War has driven I mean apart from the criminality of the aggression major crime it's also criminally stupid from Putin's point of view he gave the United States its fondest wish Europe on a silver platter instead of an accommodation between Russia Germany to the benefit of both could drive Europe into the hands of Washington and Russia moves to the east

Chinese Revolution and the Korean War and I suppose that could also be said of Germany and Western Europe I mentioned this because the u.s. allowed import and other controls and some like industry in the Philippines under president Kirino in the late 1940s because of the Communists who Plath threat at the time through the third one and then you talk about Taiwan right by the I'm contrasting yeah and then in the

-- whatever you think about the Korean War, and there is a pretty complicated story when you really look at it, but nevertheless the bombings in North Korea in 1951 and 1952 was just an outright war crime. You can read in the Air Force history about how in the Eisenhower years they had nothing left to bomb, everything was flat, so they just bomb dams, which they exalt how wonderful it was to see the water flooding down and killing

crisis began with us south korean war games which included for the first time ever i'm quoting a simulation of a pre-emptive attack in an all-out war scenario against North Korea part of these exercises were simulated nuclear bombings against on the borders of North Korea well that brings up some memories for the North Korean leadership for example they can remember that 60 years ago there was a superpower that

N.S.C. 68, written just before the Korean War, warned of "a decline in economic activity of serious proportions" without a government stimulus through military spending. One function of the Pentagon system has been to insure that the public provides the costs of R&D and a state-guaranteed market for advanced industry while profits accrue to the private sector, a gift to the corporate manager. Thus, business has always been troubled

you've seen the Korean War and the Vietnam War and you've seen the Civil Rights struggle and the Immigrant rights struggle and and you know you have gone through like a huge part of American history and and you have always given us you know uh uh in spite of all the odds you have really given us a sense of hope and optimism you know throughout your life uh and and now at this point at this Crossroads uh what do you really

Chinese power." True, since the Korean War, "China has exercised great prudence in avoiding a direct confrontation with the United States or the Soviet Union," and it is likely that China will "continue to substitute words for acts while concentrating upon domestic issues." Still, we cannot be certain of this, and must therefore continue our efforts to tame the dragon. One of the gravest problems posed by China is its policy of "isolationist

formulated clearly before the Korean war, as was the decision to support French colonialism. The goal: a new "co-prosperity sphere" congenial to U.S. interests and incorporating Japan.

from us violence so the Korean War was a major stimulus to Japan's recovery and the Vietnam War gave it another significant boost it also helped to spark South Korea's remarkable development from the level of a poor African state to a leading industrial power substantial share of South Korea South Korea's foreign exchange in the 1960s came from mercenaries

formulated clearly before the Korean war, as was the decision to support French colonialism.

the korean war in the vietnam war and you've seen the civil rights struggle and the immigrant rights struggle and and you know you have gone through like a huge part of american history and and you have always given us you know uh uh in spite of all the odds you have really given us a sense of hope and optimism you know throughout your life uh and and now at this point at this crossroads uh what