Why can't we get on with North Korea?

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It’s once again a beautiful morning, the sun is blessing my living room windows and the early morning is illuminated with the fierce warm fires of sol.  In the distance I can hear the early morning crowing of hordes of cockerel’s crowing in intermittent harmony a unknown message across this wonderful tropical Island of Negros.

Its 10 AM and as I wipe the sleep from my eyes and take my first sip of aromatic coffee to awake my mind to my daily task of writing an article to inspire the thoughts of my readers.  I am suddenly inspired into opening a debate on why humans do not get on well with each other. Using Korea as an example as North Korea is presently highlighted because of yesterday nuclear test and the world leaders opinions today.

 Today we are seeing the after thoughts North Korea and its second atomic test and a response to the prior test launch of a long range rocket. UN and USA are not really getting on well with this communist state.

But why has North Korea pushed things so far, why are they being so stubborn?  The problem goes back to 1945 when the Japanese rulers where force to leave Korea. The influence of the growth of Chinese communism and the dabbling of Socialist Russia and the American Capitalist influence fed social unrest from the very start of the reestablishment of a new self governing democratic Korea. The socialist had made great gains in North Korea. The Capitalist did not want to let the socialist to have and say in the new proposed government. This caused a civil war between North and South Korea with Russia and China backing the North and USA backing the South.

The many communists and suspect communist where treated badly and many where executed in a blood bath of insanity by the South Korean capitalist authorities. It was a very messy war of which USA and UN supplied troops and military support to the south. Russia funded and China gave military support to the North. At the end northing was really gained other than blood shed. The borders between north and south are as started on the 38 line.

However this war had caused hatred by socialist North Korea towards South Korea and USA that has never been forgot. Now due to the facture the human beings involved seemingly can not get on with each other due to hate. North Korea behaves in a fashion that the world seemingly does not fully understand is caused by the hatred formed in Korea’s dreadful historic past.  The hatred as led to North Korea taking steps to arming it self with atomic weapons and ballistic missiles.  

 Now we see an America not trusting North Korea and can not understand why North Korea acts the way it does. The problem is America may forget the Korean War and hatred towards communist north Korea. However North Korea will not forget its hatred and the hatred its nation was built on. North Korea remembers its martyrs. Of course so does the capitalist South its part and parcel to the culture of being a Korean.

The cure can only applied once USA finds the correct medicine to rid the hatred and that means more understanding of Korean culture and Korean history.