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South Korea as Kim's ATM
from the October 30, 2006
edition
The Monitor's View
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It takes a world to prevent North Korea from
using or selling a nuclear weapon. Indeed, soon after the North's first atomic
test Oct. 9, the UN Security Council required all nations to set sanctions
against the North by Nov. 15. Yet one nation, South Korea, may decide to keep
sending cash to its threatening twin.
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This potential leak in the sanctions
regime will not only damage the legitimacy of the United Nations in dealing with
issues such as Iran's nuclear ambitions, it also runs straight against the
interests of the United States, which needs to block the possible export of a
North Korean bomb to terrorists and its nuclear know-how to other
nations.
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The South's subsidies indirectly
power the North's military machine. Its reluctance to cut off these subsidies
comes despite the fact that the US still shields it from the North's massive
army and at a critical time when Seoul hopes to win a free-trade agreement with
Washington.
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South Korean money flowing to the North now arrives
through two projects: Visits by hundreds of thousands of South Korean tourists a
year to the much-beloved Mount Kumgang, and South Korean companies employing
some 8,000 North Koreans in an industrial zone in Kaesong - with the workers'
wages given directly to the regime of Kim Jong Il.
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Since the South began a "sunshine policy" in 1998 to
support the North's economy and put off reunification for the time being, it has
given the regime more than $2 billion in cash and goods. Despite all this
"sunshine," the world now has the dark cloud of a nuclear threat.
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At the same time, an anti-US mood has arisen in South
Korea. More of its people believe the North is not a big threat to their
country. Some see the US as a greater threat. And their leaders prefer that the
Kim regime not collapse until the North's economy is built up over
decades.
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One top security official, Song Min Soon, said this
month that "the US has probably been involved in the largest number of wars in
the history of mankind.... If we leave our fate in the hands of the US just for
the sake of falling in step with the international community, it would amount to
giving up our own destiny." And the foreign minister, Ban Ki Moon, who was just
selected to be the new UN secretary-general, praised the two South Korean
projects in the North.
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What's more, the South Korean president, Roh Moo
Hyun, seems reluctant to participate in a joint effort by some 70 nations to use
various means to find ships possibly carrying black-market materials for weapons
of mass destruction from countries such as North Korea.
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The South's attempts to engage the Kim regime with
more carrots than sticks has failed and it now jeopardizes a long alliance with
the US. Despite its own concerns about the economic consequences of suddenly
living with 22 million impoverished North Koreans, South Korea must recognize
its global responsibilities. It should help prevent North Korean nuclear
proliferation.
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While Seoul has signaled displeasure with its
belligerent neighbor with very limited sanctions, a reluctance to back both the
UN and US with full financial sanctions will erode the very alliances on which
it has relied for its own prosperity.
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