Minister Kim Geun-tae said, "Kojong should have committed suicide..."

 When Japan-Korea Treaty of 1905 was signed, I shouted, "Chosun's national mother... No, Jiabidua!" and committed suicide? Even if Joseon's national power was so weak, Koreans would have shed more blood... ...but Japan needed Joseon to join the imperialist powers for national security... ...China was weak... ...or Western powers could not speak like Russia, which pushed Japan like the U. Of course, there is room for the U.S.-British intervention by the shocked Western media, but it is difficult to break Japan's desperate will to possess Joseon... Even if the entire nation is brought up in a small country like China, support from outside powers is essential. In the end, about 300,000 people will die in Japan's devastation operation... ...all Korean farmers. Still, in this case, it will result in the announcement to all sides that our people's will for independence is firm. Japan will also try to please Koreans during its reign. In our history, sovereignty was transferred only during the Japanese colonial period... ...and we acknowledge the theory that the Korean Fourth Army ruled North Korea. Still, only North Korea exists, and the rest of Manchuria and South Korea's tribal countries exist. In Mongolia, independence was recognized. Although Pyeongan and Hamgyeong were also taken from Jeju Island, and the king became the royal horse of the Mongolian emperor, who used Chungja. Considering the shock, King Gojong, the last king (like the last two kings of the Goryeo Dynasty or the wealth of the Manchukuo), who is the first foreigner in our nation's history to rule. Even so, Gojong is also a human being, but I think it's too much to tell him to die. He was a scarecrow in Japan-Korea Treaty of 1905, but he turned it into The Hague. Thanks to this, I was replaced by obedience. For reference, King Gojong, who abdicated in 1907 (a scarecrow after Japan-Korea Treaty of 1905 in 1905), died in 1919, King Sunjong briefly reigned for three years, then resigned in 1910, the annexation of Korea, and died in 1926. Definitely tackle... ...Bonhae Minbi is a killer, but Daewongun and Gojong seem to have done enough. Of course, it's not as a hero, just as a normal person. Times called for a hero........................................? ======================================================== Perm engineer. Minister Kim Geun-tae said, "Emperor Gojong should have committed suicide." [OH MY NEWS 2005-03-22 13:56] "This year marks the 100th anniversary of Japan-Korea Treaty of 1905." We are paying a huge price so far because the leadership at that time was not more determined. All the ministers, including Emperor Gojong, should have died fighting, or should have resisted the humiliating situation, even if they had committed suicide." This is what Health and Welfare Minister Kim Geun-tae said on his website (www.gt21.or.kr) "Kim Geun-tae's Sunday Letter" on the 21st about the Dokdo issue, which has recently caused a stir. Minister Kim said, "The concept of 'passive defense' in the sovereignty issue does not hold," adding, "The leaders of our society, including myself, who is the minister, must put everything on the line and defend it." The Dokdo issue should also be approached from this perspective." At the same time, Minister Kim said in a letter that he could not agree to Japan's recent bid to become a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council. "It's because of the 'far-right tendency' that is sweeping the Japanese archipelago," he explained, adding, "The current situation in Japan is abnormal, which is unreasonable and does not hesitate to teach distorted history to descendants." Minister Kim also raised questions about Japan's recent stance toward North Korea. He expressed his feelings when he visited Japan last year, saying, "I'm worried that Japan's attitude toward North Korea is too exaggerated." Minister Kim said, "I felt that the leaders of Japanese society were pushing North Korea with some intention," adding, "In fact, North Korea is no longer Japan's rival." We couldn't get rid of our doubts that we might use North Korea as we did in the past to reverse the gloomy social atmosphere that they themselves call the "lost decade."