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**egoldhyip** · 01-05-2010, 06:19 AM

^ That is the commonest complaint against him, but I am not convinced that he will be a "pawn." He doesn't want to be rescued and if the DPRK raises the issue -- just what Park and human rights activists would want -- they would have to field questions about the prison camps and broader human rights issues. I think it most likely that they will pump him for intelligence on the activities of activists working on the NK border with China, and in South Korea, and then expel him. But we can only speculate until more news emerges.

01-05-2010, 06:19 AM	#8
egoldhyip Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	^ That is the commonest complaint against him, but I am not convinced that he will be a "pawn." He doesn't want to be rescued and if the DPRK raises the issue -- just what Park and human rights activists would want -- they would have to field questions about the prison camps and broader human rights issues. I think it most likely that they will pump him for intelligence on the activities of activists working on the NK border with China, and in South Korea, and then expel him. But we can only speculate until more news emerges.
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