South Korea perishes on Moon's Monopoly Revolutionary Route

The following is from the serial column of Ms. Sakurai Yoshiko, published in the weekly Shincho, which was released today.
South Korea perishes on Moon's Monopoly Revolutionary Route
Autobiography, especially that of politicians, must be read discounted.
Even though, there won't be the one that gives off peculiar leftist 's smell as much as South Korean president Mr. Moon Jae-in's' fate' (Iwanami Shoten, Publishers).
Although the Japanese edition was published last October, it was released in Korea in 2011, and it has been written that it has been the top seller in the book sector in two weeks of publication.
A boyhood when Mr. Moon was a refugee from North Korea, becoming a human rights lawyer after overcoming poverty, "ordinary person" who was supposed to be a "good person" is Meet Roh Moo-hyun, who works with respect for Human dignity and human rights, emotionally described in a life story that he was deeply impressed and eventually became involved in politics.
Roh Moo-hyun Former president of North Korea that em complete devotion to one side to North Korea
His empathy for Roh Moo-hyun former President that he completed devotion to North Korea, and the flag of the socialism that they wield, there is a color of deception.
As a matter of fact, Mr. Moon himself is now in a terrible way trample underfoot the values of human rights, freedom, justice and legitimacy that are spelled out in autobiography.
This manuscript continues.