Talk:Chun Doo-hwan

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I have a feeling that Chun Doo-hwan and Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev are not the same person, no matter what the sidebar says. Somebody should really fix that. 24.60.19.210 02:53, 18 May 2005 (UTC) This article is an example of the significant problem of the NPOV policy of this, may I say, rag of an encyclopedia. Chun Doo was a murderous puppet of the American empire under which we live. If the internet should offer us anything it is the ability to dialectically oppose the balance of the western media which tilts the balance such that the NPOV is only this orthodoxy's own chosen opposition, the "false exit" (Derrida). We need a widescale assault upon the encyclopediac credentials of these article makers - it is, as they say in ireland, an f-in "article". We need to bring this tabloid down. (They could even erase this from the discussion) So... On the one hand, we need to constantly recheck articles, On the o ther hand, we need to simply turn this liberal bandwagon into jibberish. Let's asci-ize this faut-Diderotian enterprise for failed academics.

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What? what? what? I don't understand you, but I'm going to focus on elaborating on his human rights violation. He deserves a death sentence. mirageinred 20:20, 6 September 2006 (UTC)

Since he recieved a presidential pardon, shouldn't he be removed from the South_Korean_criminals catagory? Is a presidential pardon powerful enough to remove someone from online criminal databases?