張成沢犬決事件の発端はケネス・べによる”Operation Jericho”の失敗

北朝鮮訪問中の米プロバスケットボールＮＢＡの元スター選手、デニス・ロッドマン氏が７日、ＣＮＮテレビとの中継インタビューで、訪朝の是非などを問われ激高する一幕があった。米国内での批判の高まりに我慢ができなくなったようだ。

ロッドマン氏は金正恩第１書記の誕生日である８日にバスケの米朝親善試合を行う目的で、ＮＢＡの元選手と共に訪朝している。

北朝鮮で拘束されている韓国系米国人男性の解放を働き掛けないのかと番組の司会者に質問されると、ロッドマン氏は「彼がこの国で何をやったか知っているのか。言ってみろ」と声を荒らげ「おまえが何を考えようが、俺には関係ない」と怒りをあらわにした。

その後は、なだめようとする仲間を振り切って「俺たちは帰国しても、ひどいことを言われて黙っていなければならないのか」と司会者にかみつき、訪朝目的はスポーツだけだと強調した。

スターンＮＢＡコミッショナーは、ＮＢＡは訪朝に一切関与していないとの声明を発表し「スポーツが文化の懸け橋となることは多いが、今回はその一つではない」と批判した。
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・・・と韓国のアントニオ猪木ことロッドマンさん。（爆ｗｗｗｗｗ

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2013年12月12日、北朝鮮の金正恩政権は張成沢を死刑に処した。朝鮮中央通信によると、朝鮮民主主義人民共和国国家安全保衛部の特別軍事裁判では張の罪状の一つとして「羅先経済貿易地帯の土地を50年の期限で外国に売ってしまう売国行為」を挙げ、羅先特別市の租借は張の意向であり、なおかつ「売国」であるとの認識を示した^[11]。

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North Korea claims American Kenneth Bae led Christian plot to overthrow regime

Kenneth Bae, a Korean-American jailed in North Korea, was detained for attempting to spread propaganda that called for the regime's overthrow, according to Pyongyang.
American prisoner Kenneth Bae was head of a Christian mission that aimed to overthrow North Korea's regime, Pyongyang has claimed.

In the first public comments on Bae's alleged crimes, a Supreme Court spokesman told state news agency KCNA that the US national had plotted "Operation Jericho" for at least six years before he was arrested in North Korea in November 2012.

The operation, apparently named in reference to the biblical city whose walls were toppled by the sound of the Israelites' trumpets, supposedly began in the US, South Korea and China long before Bae made his fateful trip to North Korea.

Working with evangelical organization Youth With A Mission (YWAM), Bae is accused of preaching against the North Korean government in American and South Korean churches, of setting up covert "plot-breeding bases" in China, of smuggling at least 250 of his supporters into North Korea under the guise of tourists, of producing anti-North Korea propaganda and bringing it into the country.

More from GlobalPost: Was Kenneth Bae in North Korea as a Christian missionary?

The "propaganda" included a copy of a secretly filmed National Geographic documentary called 'Don't tell my mother that I am in North Korea,' according to NK News, translating from Korean-language reports. Bae also allegedly had with him a book titled '1.5 billion in China and North Korea, the world's last closed nations,' NK News said.

Bae was tried behind closed doors on April 30, the North Korean statement said, during which hearing he "admitted all his crimes." The Supreme Court sentence him to 15 years' hard labor rather than the maximum penalty – life imprisonment or even death – in recognition of his confession, the report said.

North Korea made its statement to address allegations by the US that Bae did not receive a fair or transparent trial, KCNA stated.

But analysts in Seoul say that many questions remain unanswered. For instance, why did North Korea wait six months to release the details of the so-called propaganda that authorities found on Bae, and put him on trial? Why was the timing right after its two-month round of war bluster, which started in February?

Finally, why did North Korea allow Bae – who they probably suspected was a Christian missionary – to enter North Korea, when they could have taken the usual route of simply denying him a visa?

This case appears far more complicated and less clear-cut than the 2009 arrests of Laura Ling and Euna Lee, who crossed illegally into North Korea from China and were apprehended by guards, and later released thanks to a visit by former US president Bill Clinton. This time, the regime says it will not use Bae as a bargaining chip for negotiations. President Jimmy Carter – a common guest of Kim Jong Il – has said through a spokesman that he has no plans to visit.

Geoffrey Cain contributed to this report from Seoul, South Korea.
http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/regions/asia-pacific/north-korea/130510/kenneth-bae-operation-jericho-christian-propaganda