Mr. Kent Gilbert, the U.S attorney and entrepreneur, gave his comment on the incident taken place in South Korea recently.
You can see South Korea is a problematic country  even from his American point of view.
And look at the phrase he used "1000 years!". 1000 years came from the speech made by South Korean president Park at the annual independence day ceremony in 2013. She said "We'll not let go the position of the victims another 1000 years!". Since then when people in Japan talk about South Korea, people often quote this phrase mocking at their lunacy. Hahah.

You can click the link below and read it or I copied and pasted his posting below.
https://www.facebook.com/kent.gilbert.5/posts/795673510523511:0
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 Common Knowledge Revisited ⑥

　Mark Lippert, the U.S. ambassador to Korea, was injured on his face and hand when he was assaulted with a knife at a breakfast meeting held in Seoul.

　The Korean terrorist attacked perhaps the most prominent member of the Pro-Korean American community. Americans were shocked, and at the same time realized once again how important the American military is for the still adolescent Korea.

　The Korean media is attempting to portray this as “the violent act of a North Korean sympathizer,” but I think there is another important point that should be made in addition to looking at the motives for and organizational background of the crime.

　Kim Ki-jong, the perpetrator, and the leader of a political organization, has a record of six other crimes. In 2010, he was arrested for throwing a chunk of concrete at the Japanese ambassador to Korea and received a two year prison sentence suspended for three years.

　In other words, he is an “activist” whose name and face are well-known, a person who should be watched carefully because of his prior record of terrorism. However, after the previous incident, the anti-Japanese Korean media portrayed him as a hero.

　Kim became the hero of an anti-Japanese nation because of attacking the Japanese ambassador. He published a book, became famous, and attracted more supporters. Perhaps he thought, “If I attack the American ambassador, maybe I can become an even bigger hero,” maybe even go down in history as the “new An Jungung.”

　It is no stretch to think that he may have had such illusions given the unmistakable climate in Korean public opinion to the effect that “If the purpose or cause is right, then violence and lies can be tolerated.”

　Just before being put in the patrol car after being detained, Kim reportedly shouted “Down with War.” The strange principle that people who are opposed to war and shout for peace engage in violence appears to be the same in Japan and Korea. How is it that they cannot recognize the simple self-contradiction? I find it very curious indeed.

　Even supposing that one’s ideals and purpose are noble and lofty, that does not ever justify unilateral terror attacks on defenseless citizens. And by extension, accepting and praising such behavior is out of the question.

　This common knowledge which is taken for granted in Europe, the United States, and other developed countries has not taken root in Korean society. In addition, the common sense that when one wants to advocate something he should reason based on facts and evidence rather than emotion also has not taken root.

　Judging from the fact that Tatsuya Kato, former bureau chief of Sankei Newspaper in Seoul has been formally charged with a crime and prohibited from leaving the country, even the judicial sector of prosecutors and courts seems to have overstepped the bounds of what is common knowledge in developed countries.

　If Mr. Kato were an American citizen and I were the President of the United States, I would claim against Korea consular jurisdiction (extraterritorial rights).

　If the present system lionizing violent criminals, and where the application of laws, government handling, and the tone of the press depends on the nationality of the criminal or the victim, is not reformed, Korea will not be an advanced nation even in 1,000 years.

https://www.facebook.com/kent.gilbert.5/posts/795673510523511:0

This is the update of attacking the U.S ambassador.

There seems to be a question regarding why the attacker could easily approach the ambassador.

Association of reconcilement and unification was the one hosted the event on that day. Therefore, this event was all about supporting the idea of unifying North and South Korea.

The idea of unifying North and South Korea is also the slogan raised by South Korean president Park. Thus, the U.S ambassador Lippert knew the exact purpose of this event before participating it.

Kim Kijohn, who attacked the ambassador was a well-known patriot hero and the member of Seoul citizen culture organization. He had 6 criminal records prior to this crime. But it was nothing to be concerned about. Because basically South Korean people are used to criminal records. One out of five South Korean people has a criminal record. In case of Kim Kijohn, his 6 criminal records were all the results of his patriotism. Therefore, those 6 records were not usual criminal records but were rather like respectable medals deemed by Korean people.

Kim was also known for attacking Japanese ambassador in 2010. In South Korea. Any crime committed for the purpose of patriotism is forgiven by law. So even though Kim has 6 criminal records, Kim has never been punished by the law.

This is the reason why he could easily access to the event without any invitation or pass. He just came up to the reception. And the receptionist recognized his face, issued the pass and gave it to him. He took it, walked into the room nonchalantly, and had a seat about 15ft away from the U.S ambassador.

Kim Kijohn is also a leader of group "Protect Dokuto(Takejima) island". Takejima is a disputed island between Japan and South Korea. The fact Kim has been fighting against the enemy of Japan for Takejima island was a strong enough evidence to make all South Korean people convinced that he was the national hero. Therefore everybody, including the security guards, paid respect to him. That's why Kim could easily pass through the security guards on that day.

Now when I say everybody, that means really everybody. Kim Kijohn's anti-Japanese and anti-US activities were supported by the opposite political members. This fact was reported by Chosen-Nippo, the No.1 newspaper in South Korea, on Mar 7th.

http://www.chosunonline.com/…/html_dir/2015/03/07/201503070…

Kim Kijhon, the terrorist was strongly supported not only by Korean people but also by politicians. As the matter of fact, Kim was freely able to use any facilities at a diet building which normally only politician could use unless you got approval from politicians.

In regard to the terrorist getting money from politician, it's no surprise. Min Hishiku, the university professor in South Korea is explaining it in his interview. You can watch on YouTube if you want. From 4:39 he explains the detail about it.

(See the attached image-2)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0YA3uMmSUo

All in all, Kim Kijohn was not one exceptional lunatic. Because all his actions were on behalf of South Korean people's wish and will. So you can not separate Kim from the rest of Korean people. If you're calling Kim a lunatic, that means you are automatically calling majority of South Korean people "Lunatics".

Now, South Korean government wanted to distort the truth and blame it on North Korea so that South Korean people could get away from suspicious gaze of American people.

South Korean police said that they have found some documents that proved Kim Kijohn had contact North Korea before. But of course Kim sure has those documents since he was a member of Unification of North and South Korea.

There is nothing wrong even if he had ever contacted North Korea before. And Kim Kijohn was a typical conservative South Korean, who was anti-Japan and anti-US, would like to unify North and South Korea. Yet South Korean government wanted to or needed to call Kim a terrorist. Because if the world found out that South Korea was also an anti-US nation, South Korean government knew that they looked as bad as North Korea.

But what's really funny was what North Korea responded to South Korea's insist of "North Korea instigated attacking the U.S ambassador". North Korea said "If you call Kim Kijohn "a terrorist", then you have to call An Jung-geun the same way.

In South Korean's logic, An Jung-geum assassinated Japanese prime minister for patriotism. That's why he has to be called a hero. But Kim Kijohn assaulted the U.S ambassador for the same reason. Kim Kijohn now has to be treated equally"

(See the image-3)

This North Korea's remark made all Japanese people laugh because North Korea was making the point. Hahahaha.

Below is some of the comments from Japanese people.

"North Korea made the point!" "North Korea is a crazy country but it has a consistency in their words. That's why once in a while North Korea's comment makes us agree with"

http://www.honmotakeshi.com/archives/43716954.html

As you can see, Japanese people can not understand or agree with South Korea because they don't make sense at all.

Please take a look at the image-4

 I listed up the recent cases of crazy South Korea. There is no fairness in their judgement. What's there is only emotion and hatred.

I won't say all South Korean are like that. However, South Korea is a country of democracy. That means majority of opinion conducts running the country. In other words, if you think South Korea is unreasonable and crazy, then it means majority of South Korean people are unreasonable and crazy. Right?

South Korea looks to me, more lunatic than North Korea. Hahaha.

If you are thinking as Westerner that you will be able to intervene the problem between Japan and South Korea, forget it. You can't convince South Korean people with an evidence. Because Korean don't care about it at all. What they care about instead is only emotional connection which can benefit them. But if they find it won't benefit them, then they will push their lies harder and harder. And they'll never accept a truth and evidence you submit.

That's all about Comfort women issue and other South Korean related problems.

Before my next posting, there was a severe news came in. So I will change my schedule and talk about it.

You probably heard the news the U.S ambassador Mark Lippert was nearly assassinated by South Korean terrorist on Wednesday Mar 5th.

What did you think about this news? Did you think "It was not a big deal but just another crazy guy did a stupid thing. Just like we have crazy guys in our country"?

If this were a case like one American female tourist being raped in South Korea, which actually happens quite often, you might be able to say "Oh, just another crazy Korean. We have crazy guys in the U.S also". But this case was the U.S ambassador being almost killed with a knife just because he happened to be the representative of the country of the U.S. Do you understand the magnitude of this incident?

If he wasn't the U.S ambassador, he wouldn't have been mounted by the Korean assassin and been stabbed to nearly killed. In other words, the victim didn't have to be Mr.Lippert. Whoever he or she was, as long as the person represented the country of the U.S, he or she would have been nearly killed so that the Korean assassin, who represented the country of South Korea, could send the message to the country of the U.S.

The message was simple and obvious. "Do never support Japan, or we all South Korean people will kill you America". Just like ISIS member, whoever supports the U.S, they kill you unhesitantly because both ISIS and South Korea are anti-US organization and country. In case of South Korea, they are not only anti-U.S but also anti-Japan traditionally.

To give you better comprehension, I listed up the incidents in chronological order so you can get to see what this attacking was all about and the motivation behind.

=Feb 27th 2015=

Wendy Sherman, U.S. undersecretary of state for political affairs announced

"Nationalist feelings can still be exploited, and it's not hard for a political

leader anywhere to earn cheap applause by vilifying a former enemy,"

at a seminar in Washington, D.C.

http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/…/opinon/2015/03/202_174445.html

=Feb 28th 2015=

All South Korean media unanimously criticized the announcement saying "The

U.S is on the side of Japan!". Some Korean news said "Our government has

been saying that the U.S is with Korea (anti-Japan), but we could be all wrong.

Our government might not have been doing good (unsuccessful at brainwashing)."

=Mar 2th 2015=

After getting a huge protest from South Korean media, Wendy Sherman, U.S. undersecretary of state for political affairs made the supplementary comment that her announcement was not targeting any country in particular.

=Mar 4th 2015=

Chon Wheefa, the chairperson of Korean diet members, had a lunch meeting with Edo Royce, the U.S. Lower House diplomacy chairperson, and others in the U.S. And at the meeting, Chon asked Edo Royce to never let Japanese president Abe have an assembly speech in the diet which scheduled to be held in April next month, unless Abe makes an apology to South Korea in regarding the past history.

But Edo Royce avoided to give any comment on Chon's request. Which seemed to have made the entire Korean people and Korean government go berserk!

Now the entire Korean people and government got together and made a hard decision. "We need to make the U.S understand."

http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20150307-00000024-rcdc-cn

=Mar 5th 2015=

The time has come. The U.S ambassador Mark Lippert was chosen to be the sacrifice to give the U.S the lesson. The lesson that "the U.S may never disagree with South Korea. The U.S has to religiously love South Korea and obey. Otherwise, South Korea will kill the U.S"

=Mar 6th 2015=

Kim Kijhon, the assailant of the U.S ambassador is all pleasant and content in the bask of glory given by the entire South Korean people.

You can see how happy he and Korean media are from the picture.

He is now a national HERO for Korean. Nobody in South Korea talks bad about him.

He did what all South Korean people wanted to do and believed to do the right thing.

=Mar 7th 2015=

Korean Christian are celebrating the alliance between the U.S and South Korea. They are all happy and smiling knowing the U.S will obey to South Korea now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_K36EBCjrc

Here's the song of Korean mentality.

"You have to love Korea.

You know we are good people so you have to love me.

If you don't, we will kill you.

So accept our smile and make yourself believe Korean are the best and wonderful.

Let's strengthen our alliance and do Anti-Japanse together.

If you refuse, we will kill you America.

Do you realize that you have no choice but to obey?

You have to love Korea."

 

Very creepy and psychotic Korean people are, right? All Japanese people are commenting on the webs and blogs, "How could possibly Korean people smile and dance to the hilarious beats of drums and music? We never can understand Korean mentality"

There are lots of comments on injured Mr.Lippert's blogs by Korean. Lots of them were translated into Japanese language and reported on the web news. But some of them sounded lunatic, so a lot of Japanese people are commenting "What the hell is that? Are they crazy?".

Here are some of the postings by Korean people. "We are hurt that the world is recognizing us as similar as the terrorists in Islam" "I want you to recover quickly and get back to work as soon as you can. And show us your love for Korea".

Instead of caring for his injury and feelings, they expressed their own feelings and demanded love for them again. The last comment sounded like a lunatic stalker, after having her injured, is saying "Why don't you love me? So I didn't have to try to kill you. Love me! Or I will have to kill you"

http://parusoku.com/archives/43086930.html

In my previous posting on Feb 22nd, I showed you the news that South Korean politician demanded foreign journalists to love Korea. It's very a selfish way of thinking. The lunatic selfishness is South Korean's national character. Very psychotic and creepy character. You'll find the same character in South Korean president Park also.

She will go "You Japan has to love Korea and accept anything including the fabricated history. We Korea will continue to fabricate the history. And you Japan has to accept it. Otherwise we will kill you (harass you by anti-Japan propaganda all over the world)".

Speaking of lunatics, the best seller book in South Korea recently is the novel about assassinating Japanese Prime minister Abe. (See the attached image 5)

In short, the only country which is trying and plotting to kill the president of Japan right at this moment is South Korea. In other words, the only enemy for Japan in the world is South Korea.

They are the ones invading the territory of Japan right now, and are the ones spreading anti-Japanese propaganda all over the world motivated by their malicious hatred and selfishness.

Internet is revealing a lot. We're just beginning to understand that there are people and countries we can not co-exist.