Message from KFA Canada

 Good afternoon , comrades - delegates of the Korean Friendship Association.


There is a simple reason that we are today. This is a consequence of individuals whom constituted themselves around a motivation that nearly all nations have centred around. A dignified life in a free land. 

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80 years ago, the dedication, sacrifice, feverous resistance against the efforts of Imperial Japanese Colonialism - a tidal wave raging over the Korean peninsula - resulted in the national liberation of Korea.

 

Inspired by feverous efforts that allowed even more awe inspiring efforts. Canadians from the Atlantic to the pacific dedicated themselves to combat the disorganization of the organization that continues to stand against the torrent of jingoistic aggression against the Korean People. KFA-Canada had demonstrated our capacity that we are still here, that we still believe in the freedom & dignity of the Korean People. We stand for a peaceful & dignified friendship between Canada & DPR-Korea.

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The moment when people who could have stayed unseen & unheard from the barbarous exterminators. People who could have walked away—choose instead to say, “We are not finished.” That demonstrates that there is vision of peace, of friendship, a dignified life.


We chose to gather; in this We will always remember the courage & compassion of the Korean people.

We  rebuilt, we have remain dedicated to the principles of our organization.


What defines a group is not how perfectly it operates when everything is easy. It is when we stand together after setbacks. To this we return still return; when the resistance against peace is more vigorous than most of us remember. It those whom have abided by the principles of self-reliance that picks up the pieces, let alone replace it with an even more hardened movement.

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As we grow, as we educate & mobilize more. Our members will look back to this as a demonstration of what happens to those whom preserver abide by principles of peace rather than subside to the convivence of barbarism. We carry the lessons of past trials and the promise dignified future. KFA Canada is here - now. We are here to yield the burden of history in order for all of us to march forward into a dignified peace of tomorrow.

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