Earlier this week, I saw a half-page ad on page A5 of the   Honolulu Star Advertiser,   indicating that the Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act was alluring but dangerous. My initial reaction was, why would any organization deprecate an attempt at peace?  Never heard of One Korean Network ( OKN ) or the Korean Conservative Political Action Conference ( KCPAC ).  The ad was coincidental to  South Korea President Moon Jae-in meeting at Pearl Harbor  with Admiral Aquilino, U.S. Commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. One Korea Network:   Our mission is to awaken and inform the powerful cohorts of American politicians and also thought leaders worldwide of the little known demise of South Korea. And how the dominance of China poses the real threat to freedom and democracy in the North East Region of Asia .  President is Andrew Crilly, and as I'm today featuring humdrum videos, here is a  half an hour statement from him .  So I'm still ...