The 12 Myths of Korean Unification
David Maxwell argues that 12 myths surrounding unification only serve the Kim regime of the North in keeping the Korean Peninsula divided.
- For 70 years, the world has repeated the same excuses for why the Korean Peninsula must remain divided.
- These excuses have hardened into myths that limit imagination, weaken will, and excuse inaction.
Division has been normalized, and unification has been dismissed as fantasy. Yet, division is the abnormal condition, and unification is the natural future.
The Korean Peninsula will never know peace, stability, or dignity until it is one Korea again.
Unification is not an idealistic dream, but the only strategy that ends the nuclear threat, ends the Korean War, liberates 26 million Koreans, and establishes lasting peace and prosperity in Northeast Asia.
Author's summary: Maxwell debunks myths surrounding Korean unification.
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