Korea built the Taj Mahal and Notre Dame

SECRET HISTORY OF THE HERMIT KINGDOM is a novel in verse that unveils the entire mysterious history of Korea. This book has been stirring controversy on the Internet, where it has been available for download on Amazon's Kindle. Written by a 22 year old half Korean-half Black poetry prodigy (and rapper) Joel Howard of Atlanta ("the Soulja Boy of books") and released on Kindle's new digital text platform to coincide with the Lunar New Year, this modern Asian American masterpiece of literature has upset many in the community. Expressed in the language of urban poetry, many supposedly outrageous claims are made in this book:

http://www.amazon.com/Secret-History-Hermit-Kingdom-ebook/dp/B004KKZ6WI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&m=AG56TWVU5XWC2&s=digital-text&qid=1296153901&sr=1-1

Koreans ruled all of Europe and North Africa during the Dark Ages

Korea is the oldest civilization in E Asia while China is the youngest

Manchus were from North Korea

Koreans built the Taj Mahal in India and Notre Dame in Paris

2 longest dynasties ever (1000 years each) were Korean: Hun Empire & Shilla

Kim Il Sung hated Communists and the Russians; he was persecuted by both

Korea was 3 nations for 1000 years and 5 nations for 600 years

6 years before DON QUIXOTE, Korea's HONG GIL DONG is the first novel

Koreans ruled the Chinese mainland for a total of 2,861 years

Chinese have ruled the Chinese mainland for a total of 1,395 years

Korea fought AGAINST United States on Korean soil during World War I

"Sino-Japanese" & "Russo-Japanese" wars were both fought in Korea

5 months before Emancipation Proclamation, US Congress bans Korean slavery

"Last Emperor" of China was actually Korean

Japan re-wrote Korea's history in 1925

until WWII, USA viewed Mao & Kim Il Sung as heroic men of democracy

1st President of S Korea had a Caucasian wife and was chased from office

Founder & 1st King of S Korea was General Douglas MacArthur (1945-48)

South Korean adoption industry is a slave trade

by law, South Korea is the property of United States

July-Oct 1950, USA drops 900,000 gallons of napalm on South Korea

before the Korean War, Korea is invaded by US military 4 different times

by the end of Korean War, all North Koreans live underground

Douglas MacArthur was fired during Korean War after puking from disgust

through the 1990s, North Korea was richer than South Korea


All claims are thoroughly researched with reasoned argumentation supporting the facts explained. Such a book has never before been unleashed upon the unsuspecting masses, with such a forbidden purpose as to unlock the Matrix and free the minds in the belly of the beast. 

Instead of just dismissing this book altogether without analysis, can you name a point you have a problem with and I will prove the truth of that point?  There is nothing but truth in this book.

"We slipped a note...under the door into the Pentagon and said, 'Look, let us go up there...and burn down five of the biggest towns in North Korea -- and they're not very big -- and that ought to stop it.' Well, the answer to that was four or five screams -- 'You'll kill a lot of noncombatants!' -- and 'It's too horrible!' Yet over a period of three years or so...we burned down every town in North Korea and South Korea, too....Now, over a period of three years this is palatable, but to kill a few people to stop this from happening -- a lot of people can't stomach it."

--Former U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Curtis LeMay 

With the continuous carpet bombing of North Korea during the Korean War, the only possible way that the North Koreans could have continued the war is if the entire population and wartime industry and factories shifted away from the scorched earth surface.  North Korea had no choice but to relocate its people and industries underground, to avoid the napalm and neverending shower of US bombs.  These underground chambers have been photographed and are noted in history.


Believe it or not, Douglas MacArthur actually did puke in disgust and was subsequently fired as Commander of US forces during the Korean War. If you don't believe me, check out his final speech to the US Congress (actual excerpt here):

"the war in Korea
has almost destroyed that nation
I have never seen such devastation
I have seen I guess
as much blood and disaster as any living man
and it just curdled my stomach
the last time I was there
after I looked at that wreckage
and those thousands of women and children and everything
I vomited . . . .
if you go on indefinitely
you are perpetuating a slaughter
such as I have never heard of
in the history of mankind"


"for decades the North far outstripped the South in economic development"
Professor Bruce Cumings, Univ. of Chicago

Written by a 22 year old half Korean-half Black poetry prodigy

Edited by TheNode - 29-Jan-2011 at 21:33

Originally posted by JoelHoward the Mongols and Huns were just alternate names for the Korean people, kind of like how you can be Iranian or Persian, or how English are also Britons or Anglo-Saxon.

Originally posted by red clay Apparently no one read the blurb at the top of his post.  Joel Howard is the name of the author of this.....tome.    Everyone smile and nod positively, and maybe they will come and take him home in time for dinner.

Edited by TheNode - 30-Jan-2011 at 22:31

Originally posted by opuslola Maybe it is becuause of "freedom of Speach?" Just because there exist some "words" that you would like to dismiss, does not make anyone the one to "dismiss" them!1!!! I.e. "Out of hand!" My regards to all!