대체로의 반일에는 특히 관심도 없습니다만, 위안부상만은 왜일까 화가 나는 <(｀^′) >
↓그란데이르의 다음에 위안부상설치 계획이 있던 브에나파크시의 회의록(25.8/13)
의 발췌입니다.아래쪽의 굵은 글씨 부분에서만 충분한 것으로.
의 발췌입니다.아래쪽의 굵은 글씨 부분에서만 충분한 것으로.
REQUEST TO INSTALL A MEMORIAL FOR WORLD WAR II SεX SLAVES
The following individuals spoke in support of a memorial recognizing comfort women who
served as sεx slaves for the Japanese army during World War II:
• Joe Pak, Field Representative for Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva
• David Han, representing ICANN and Young Leaders of Orange County (YLOC)
• Charles Kim
• Young Kim, Field Representative for Congressman Ed Royce
• Joachim S. Youn
• Andrew Kim, representing the Korean American Community Foundation
Item 01 City Council Meeting of 8/13/2013 Page 22City Council Minutes July 23, 2013 Vol. 45 Pg. 52
Ken Anderson spoke in support of a monument or museum that includes all who suffered and
gave their lives during World War II.
Tom Sumori spoke in opposition to a memorial.
City Clerk Tilton commented that 35 letters and emails were received in opposition to the WWI
comfort women monument.
Mayor Pro Tem Oh commented that he received several copies of the same version of e-mail
from Japan in opposition to the memorial. He commented that he is an American with Korean
heritage, and the U.S. Congress knows what happened and should not be disrespected. He
commented that it takes courage to apologize.
Council Member Smith commented that a proclamation may be more appropriate than a
monument. He also commented that he would support a museum that addresses all heritage.
Council Member Brown commented that most of the information on the issue was just received
by him today, and he would like additional time to research the information.
Council Member Berry commented that he supports honoring and memorializing Buena Park
individuals who have overcome adversity and faced unique circumstances as opposed to a
memorial for a cause. He stated that public memorials and public artwork should be noncontroversial, as controversial structures are targets for vandalism and increased maintenance.
He commented that supporters of a comfort woman monument have the right to place a
memorial on private property, but dedicating public property does not best serve all Buena Park
residents.
Mayor Swift acknowledged that sεx slavery and human trafficking is a historical tragedy and it
continues to be a contemporary problem. She commented that proponents of the monument
cite its purpose as educational; however, she believes there are better opportunities to educate
the public such as through prepared lesson plans for teachers to use in the classroom. She
commented that she did not desire to move forward with the proposal.
The following individuals spoke in support of a memorial recognizing comfort women who
served as sεx slaves for the Japanese army during World War II:
• Joe Pak, Field Representative for Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva
• David Han, representing ICANN and Young Leaders of Orange County (YLOC)
• Charles Kim
• Young Kim, Field Representative for Congressman Ed Royce
• Joachim S. Youn
• Andrew Kim, representing the Korean American Community Foundation
Item 01 City Council Meeting of 8/13/2013 Page 22City Council Minutes July 23, 2013 Vol. 45 Pg. 52
Ken Anderson spoke in support of a monument or museum that includes all who suffered and
gave their lives during World War II.
Tom Sumori spoke in opposition to a memorial.
City Clerk Tilton commented that 35 letters and emails were received in opposition to the WWI
comfort women monument.
Mayor Pro Tem Oh commented that he received several copies of the same version of e-mail
from Japan in opposition to the memorial. He commented that he is an American with Korean
heritage, and the U.S. Congress knows what happened and should not be disrespected. He
commented that it takes courage to apologize.
Council Member Smith commented that a proclamation may be more appropriate than a
monument. He also commented that he would support a museum that addresses all heritage.
Council Member Brown commented that most of the information on the issue was just received
by him today, and he would like additional time to research the information.
Council Member Berry commented that he supports honoring and memorializing Buena Park
individuals who have overcome adversity and faced unique circumstances as opposed to a
memorial for a cause. He stated that public memorials and public artwork should be noncontroversial, as controversial structures are targets for vandalism and increased maintenance.
He commented that supporters of a comfort woman monument have the right to place a
memorial on private property, but dedicating public property does not best serve all Buena Park
residents.
Mayor Swift acknowledged that sεx slavery and human trafficking is a historical tragedy and it
continues to be a contemporary problem. She commented that proponents of the monument
cite its purpose as educational; however, she believes there are better opportunities to educate
the public such as through prepared lesson plans for teachers to use in the classroom. She
commented that she did not desire to move forward with the proposal.
Following discussion, the majority of the City Council expressed support for further education on
the issue of World War II Comfort Women, but did not support further discussion on dedicating public property for a memorial. Mayor Pro Tem Oh favored further discussion on the issue.
Council Member Brown commented that he would be conducting further research to determine
if it would be appropriate to request additional discussion after September.
the issue of World War II Comfort Women, but did not support further discussion on dedicating public property for a memorial. Mayor Pro Tem Oh favored further discussion on the issue.
Council Member Brown commented that he would be conducting further research to determine
if it would be appropriate to request additional discussion after September.
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결론：시장도 진행할 생각이군요-해, 시의회의 다수도 더 이상 지지 해라―.
브에나파크 위안부상설치 계획 종료와.
브에나파크 위안부상설치 계획 종료와.
慰安婦像設置計画終了のお知らせ
大抵の反日には特に関心もないのですが、慰安婦像だけは何故か腹が立ちます<(｀^´)>
↓グランデールの次に慰安婦像設置計画のあったブエナパーク市の議事録(25.8/13)
の抜粋です。下の方の太字部分だけで十分かと。
の抜粋です。下の方の太字部分だけで十分かと。
REQUEST TO INSTALL A MEMORIAL FOR WORLD WAR II SεX SLAVES
The following individuals spoke in support of a memorial recognizing comfort women who
served as sεx slaves for the Japanese army during World War II:
• Joe Pak, Field Representative for Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva
• David Han, representing ICANN and Young Leaders of Orange County (YLOC)
• Charles Kim
• Young Kim, Field Representative for Congressman Ed Royce
• Joachim S. Youn
• Andrew Kim, representing the Korean American Community Foundation
Item 01 City Council Meeting of 8/13/2013 Page 22City Council Minutes July 23, 2013 Vol. 45 Pg. 52
Ken Anderson spoke in support of a monument or museum that includes all who suffered and
gave their lives during World War II.
Tom Sumori spoke in opposition to a memorial.
City Clerk Tilton commented that 35 letters and emails were received in opposition to the WWI
comfort women monument.
Mayor Pro Tem Oh commented that he received several copies of the same version of e-mail
from Japan in opposition to the memorial. He commented that he is an American with Korean
heritage, and the U.S. Congress knows what happened and should not be disrespected. He
commented that it takes courage to apologize.
Council Member Smith commented that a proclamation may be more appropriate than a
monument. He also commented that he would support a museum that addresses all heritage.
Council Member Brown commented that most of the information on the issue was just received
by him today, and he would like additional time to research the information.
Council Member Berry commented that he supports honoring and memorializing Buena Park
individuals who have overcome adversity and faced unique circumstances as opposed to a
memorial for a cause. He stated that public memorials and public artwork should be noncontroversial, as controversial structures are targets for vandalism and increased maintenance.
He commented that supporters of a comfort woman monument have the right to place a
memorial on private property, but dedicating public property does not best serve all Buena Park
residents.
Mayor Swift acknowledged that sεx slavery and human trafficking is a historical tragedy and it
continues to be a contemporary problem. She commented that proponents of the monument
cite its purpose as educational; however, she believes there are better opportunities to educate
the public such as through prepared lesson plans for teachers to use in the classroom. She
commented that she did not desire to move forward with the proposal.
The following individuals spoke in support of a memorial recognizing comfort women who
served as sεx slaves for the Japanese army during World War II:
• Joe Pak, Field Representative for Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva
• David Han, representing ICANN and Young Leaders of Orange County (YLOC)
• Charles Kim
• Young Kim, Field Representative for Congressman Ed Royce
• Joachim S. Youn
• Andrew Kim, representing the Korean American Community Foundation
Item 01 City Council Meeting of 8/13/2013 Page 22City Council Minutes July 23, 2013 Vol. 45 Pg. 52
Ken Anderson spoke in support of a monument or museum that includes all who suffered and
gave their lives during World War II.
Tom Sumori spoke in opposition to a memorial.
City Clerk Tilton commented that 35 letters and emails were received in opposition to the WWI
comfort women monument.
Mayor Pro Tem Oh commented that he received several copies of the same version of e-mail
from Japan in opposition to the memorial. He commented that he is an American with Korean
heritage, and the U.S. Congress knows what happened and should not be disrespected. He
commented that it takes courage to apologize.
Council Member Smith commented that a proclamation may be more appropriate than a
monument. He also commented that he would support a museum that addresses all heritage.
Council Member Brown commented that most of the information on the issue was just received
by him today, and he would like additional time to research the information.
Council Member Berry commented that he supports honoring and memorializing Buena Park
individuals who have overcome adversity and faced unique circumstances as opposed to a
memorial for a cause. He stated that public memorials and public artwork should be noncontroversial, as controversial structures are targets for vandalism and increased maintenance.
He commented that supporters of a comfort woman monument have the right to place a
memorial on private property, but dedicating public property does not best serve all Buena Park
residents.
Mayor Swift acknowledged that sεx slavery and human trafficking is a historical tragedy and it
continues to be a contemporary problem. She commented that proponents of the monument
cite its purpose as educational; however, she believes there are better opportunities to educate
the public such as through prepared lesson plans for teachers to use in the classroom. She
commented that she did not desire to move forward with the proposal.
Following discussion, the majority of the City Council expressed support for further education on
the issue of World War II Comfort Women, but did not support further discussion on dedicating public property for a memorial. Maｙor Pro Tem Oh favored further discussion on the issue.
Council Member Brown commented that he would be conducting further research to determine
if it would be appropriate to request additional discussion after September.
the issue of World War II Comfort Women, but did not support further discussion on dedicating public property for a memorial. Maｙor Pro Tem Oh favored further discussion on the issue.
Council Member Brown commented that he would be conducting further research to determine
if it would be appropriate to request additional discussion after September.
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結論：市長も進める気ねーし、市議会の多数もこれ以上支持しねー。
ブエナパーク慰安婦像設置計画終了っと。
ブエナパーク慰安婦像設置計画終了っと。