War-Ravaged Busan: Moon and King Secretary

war-ravaged busan: The son of North Korean refugees, he waited in line as a boy in war-ravaged Busan for free U.S. corn flour and milk powder, according to CTV. Imprisoned as a university student for trying to topple South Korea's military rulers, the dictatorship later forced Moon into South Korea's elite special forces. Moon, the current front-runner in Tuesday's election, has led a life that seems custom-made for a starring role in South Korean opposition politics. He became a human rights lawyer and then rose to what the media called King Secretary to the last liberal leader of the country, with whom he worked to reconcile with North Korea. Moon, 64, who lost to Park in the 2012 elections by a million votes, says this election will probably be the very last challenge in my life. He later defended that mentor from corruption charges. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.