In 2010 - Ensuring Stability in Kyrgyzstan

Topic: Ensuring Stability in Kyrgyzstan
Country: North Korea
Delegate Name: Jason Talley
School: Ann Arbor Community High School

Topic page: background guide and all position papers All North Korea position papers GLIMUN 2010 committees

Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) doesn’t want to have anything to do with the United States (U.S) and their constant “Opus, I’m sorry my bad’s” and all the sorts of foolishness because they have failed to open their eyes to the full picture of “Communism.” The violent actions that were used to over throw the President and over 120 people were killed and more than 400 were fatality wounded by Kyrgyzstan’s military. This led to the countries President Kurmanbek Bakiyev to flee Bishkek which brought a traditional government whose head figure was former foreign minister Roza Otubayeva. All this talk of ethnic rioting in the southern cities is just unheard of within your nation and because of our Communistic beliefs we have been able to maintain peace within our nation. I don’t understand the need for a U.S military base being posted there if they can’t even handle situations such as ones like these, it just goes to show you how lazy and careless the U.S military truly is. You would never find such absence of authority and control in DPRK, maybe if Kyrgyzstan were to act more like us things such as these rioting out breaks wouldn’t even be a question or even be thought about revolting an actually respect its leader. We laugh at the futile attempts by the U.S army to help stabilize the conditions there but honestly their just wasting their time trying to make it look like there doing something.