07/04/26 12:25:44 0
英訳したぞ。でも、どこに載せればいいかわからない。誰か後はよろしく。
Koreans did it again, manifesting their true speciality or ethnic idiosyncrasy of cooking up stories.
Korean's online media, the chosun online fabricated press reporting on Virginia Tech massacre in order to suit themselves.
In reality, on Monday, April 23, at Virginia Tech, "32 bell tolls were sounded in memory of each victim, timed with
the release of 32 white baloons from the Drillfield" according to the Virginia Tech News.
But, the chosun online reported to the effect that "Virginia Tech decriminalized Seung-Hui Cho and that they tolled
33 bell tolls and released 33 white balloons that included the Cho's one."
Even more surprisingly, the reporting says, "we would like to believe that the victims forgiveness to him would
melt up his knot in his stomach about the size of big stone that had been crushing his heart for his 15 years of life
in a foreign country, and allow Cho to ascend to heaven in peace.
The tone of the reporting is that victims around the mass murderer are responsible for this kind of crime.
Koreans are reporting this case as if Cho were a real victim, introducing alleged letters that were contributed to the Cho's
epigraph that was alleged to be placed fom the 4th of 33 epigraphs. They claim that the letter says "How painful you had been..
Please forgive me.. I was unable to offer a helping hand to you in pain alone.." (wondering how they could know the contents
of the letters?) Anyhow, they never focused on the 32 victims, fabricating the stories.
chosun online
URLﾘﾝｸ(www.chosunonline.com)