Don't Let This Get Covered Up: Rev. Sun-Myung Moon's Unification Church and WMD Proliferation

The Korean Times is reporting on three North Korean firms being targeted by the United State's as a result of an executive order signed June 29th by President Bush. One of those firms is Korea Ryonbong General Corporation, a Pyongyang-based company that launched an automobile assembly line in 2002 with South Korea's Pyonghwa Motors... which is owned by Reverend Moon's Unification Church.

Moon is reported to have invested approximately $71 billion in the North Korean plant targeted as being involved in the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

The order ("Blocking Property of Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferators and Their Supporters") is said to allow the U.S. Treasury Department to freeze assets not only of the listed companies but also those of any person or organization that has business dealings with them.

That includes Pyonghwa Motors, the Unification Church, the Washington Times, any number of tax supported Moonie fronts for Faith Based Community Initiatives, Falwell's Liberty University, Moon's personal holdings, and by a very ironic stretch of the imagination, the entire Republican Party.

Rev. Moon, as most well know, is an established multigenerational fixture in evil. There's just no other way to put it. From Nixon to Kim Jong Il and every Bush and televangelist in-between... He's Karl Rove's daddy.

And he runs nukes.

He'll get off of course. He always does. Let's just be a little upset this time.

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[edit on 30-6-2005 by RANT]

Great find! His guy needs to be locked away at GITMO!!!

no way, a monster like this would love being 'locked up'

screw that, a bullet is far cheaper than a indefinate stay in our already overcrowded prisons

just shoot the guy its far easier and everyone will think its reasonable
please dont defend him hes Evil hello!

Every grenade launcher used by the US military is made by corporations owned by Moon.
He owns other military weapons factories too.
He also owns the Washington Post.