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| Hanoi John Redux |
| 09.21.04 (9:00 am) [edit] |
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AP: Kerry Fund-Raisers Met With S. Korean By JOHN SOLOMON and SHARON THEIMER, Associated Press Writers WASHINGTON - A South Korean man who met with John Kerry (news - web sites)'s fund-raisers to discuss creating a new political group for Korean-Americans was an intelligence agent for his country, raising concerns among some U.S. officials that either he or his government may have tried to influence this fall's election. A spokesman for the South Korean consulate office said Chung was sent home in May amid "speculation" he became involved with the Kerry campaign and Democratic Party through contacts with fund-raiser Rick Yi and that his identity couldn't be discussed further. "According to international tradition, we cannot identify, we cannot say who he is, because he is intelligence people," spokesman Min Ryu said. The State Department said it has discussed Chung's reported activities with the South Korean government and has no reason to doubt Seoul's representations he was an intelligence agent. The department believes Chung's contacts with donors and fund-raisers, if accurately described in reports, were "inconsistent" with the 1963 Vienna Convention that prohibits visiting foreign officials from interfering in the internal politics and affairs of host countries, a spokesman for its legal affairs office said. OK, can we throw this assho*e in a federal prison for sedition now? |
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