[War] China: "The Korean Issue... Again"

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"The Korean Issue... Again"
 
President Xia Hong
The People's Republic of China
February 4, 2014
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(President's Office- Executive Mansion)
 
"I thought we had Korea ready for transition!"  Xia shouted as she  slammed 
her fairly slender (but none the less hard) fist against the heavy  wooden 
desk.  "They have been given food, water, medicine, shelter... we  were 'leaving'! 
 What the 'hell' went wrong?!"
 
"Nothing has 'gone' wrong."  Bing tried explaining calmly.  He  kept going 
despite the glare he was receiving from his boss.  "There are  ebbs and flows of 
success with 'every' mission.  It was a matter of time  before an organized 
resistance took route, as although we're leaving in stages  it's not going to 
be fast enough for everyone.  It is important to  remember, Madame President, 
that we have in fact spend considerable effort in  standing up the North Korean 
government.  Even as we speak, most of the leg  work being done is by North 
Korean Police and Military forces.  We are  merely supplying rapid reaction 
forces and combat support."
 
"In the form of death squads by the way the West is seeing it!"  She  
whipped, gesturing to one of several televisions in the room.  On it, CNN  had an in 
depth report regarding the 'ongoing' War in North Korea... with Mr.  Anderson 
calling it a 'Sino-Iraq'.  Xinhua's coverage was fairer, but  certainly not 
positive on what was happening.  Xia shut the television off  just before a 
Chinese 'officer' shot a captured insurgent execution style in  front of several 
witnesses.  "I am appointing an oversight committee on  North Korean 
operations.  We will revamp our training methods, and  re-emphasize civil service 
techniques 'again' until even the most dim-witted  soldier understands their 
responsibilities!"  The PLA was supposed to be an  army of liberators, not 
conquerors.  She certainly understood the rush that  came with combat and the increased 
feelings of danger, but damnit the reason you  trained was to avoid letting it 
get the best of you.  
 
Bing nodded.  He'd known her for quite a long time, but Xia was never  'this' 
worked up.  Not since... well... "I will handle it, and we will  continue to 
work on retraining the police in Tibet, and give a public  statement as well."
 
"See to it that you do."
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Actions
 
1.  Re-re-educate soldiers and police on the finer points of Civil  Affairs 
until the lessons stick.
2.  Appoint a civilian oversight committee for North Korean  Operations, 
complete with investigative powers, etc.
3.  MoJ and MoD to continue to coordinate and investigate  misconduct.
4.  Support indigenous North Korean military and police with  containing and 
defeating the insurgency.



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