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04-21-2007, 09:34 PM
The sister (now reportedly under police protection) of the gunman responsible for the deadliest shooting rampage in modern US history works as a contractor for a State Department office that oversees billions of dollars in American aid for Iraq.
Sun Cho's current job is her third stint with the State Department, according to Princeton University, where she graduated with an economics major in 2004.
The family of the man responsible for the massacre left South Korea with little money and big dreams of a better life in the US, the shooter's grandfather told newspapers. He went on to say, "Seung-Hui troubled his parents when he was young because he wouldn't talk, but he was well-behaved. I don't know how I can compensate for the responsibility for raising my kids improperly."
DISCLAIMER: Before certain people respond with the usual knee-jerk reaction, be assured that while this connection might be interesting and we can expect more media attention, especially once the story hits the AM talk show circuit, there is NOTHING to imply that:
*His sister is responsible
*His sister's job is responsible
*The US Government is responsible
*The article was published in order to promote the "liberal" agenda
We should be grateful that the killer was not middle eastern and had no apparent connection to "Islam".
http://www.news.com.au/sundayt....00.html (http://www.news.com.au/sundaytelegraph/story/0,,21584526-5001021,00.html)
Sun Cho's current job is her third stint with the State Department, according to Princeton University, where she graduated with an economics major in 2004.
The family of the man responsible for the massacre left South Korea with little money and big dreams of a better life in the US, the shooter's grandfather told newspapers. He went on to say, "Seung-Hui troubled his parents when he was young because he wouldn't talk, but he was well-behaved. I don't know how I can compensate for the responsibility for raising my kids improperly."
DISCLAIMER: Before certain people respond with the usual knee-jerk reaction, be assured that while this connection might be interesting and we can expect more media attention, especially once the story hits the AM talk show circuit, there is NOTHING to imply that:
*His sister is responsible
*His sister's job is responsible
*The US Government is responsible
*The article was published in order to promote the "liberal" agenda
We should be grateful that the killer was not middle eastern and had no apparent connection to "Islam".
http://www.news.com.au/sundayt....00.html (http://www.news.com.au/sundaytelegraph/story/0,,21584526-5001021,00.html)