Erosion of Courage (Reflections on 'The Interview' Cancellation)
Posted by Erik Bergs on Saturday, December 20, 2014 at 12:00 AM
By Erik Bergs / December 20, 2014
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A view from behind the yellow line (for photography) in South Korea's Demilitarized Zone across to North Korea[/caption]
As I looked across the Demilitarized Zone (a layered valley of autumn-tinged fields and soldiered fences) my heart sank with a heavy realization: Korea had more than governments, economics, armies, allies and living conditions dividing it; the landscape glowered at me as the greatest separation. North Korea was (and is) treeless.
It's not that there were a few slopes...
A view from behind the yellow line (for photography) in South Korea's Demilitarized Zone across to North Korea[/caption]
As I looked across the Demilitarized Zone (a layered valley of autumn-tinged fields and soldiered fences) my heart sank with a heavy realization: Korea had more than governments, economics, armies, allies and living conditions dividing it; the landscape glowered at me as the greatest separation. North Korea was (and is) treeless.
It's not that there were a few slopes...
