The United States and Korea are linked through an economic, military, and diplomatic alliance that has grown and endured for more than 70 years.

But that special relationship is right now being undermined by emerging evidence of what can only be described as a campaign of aggression from within the Korean government that is targeting American businesses and even American citizens.

Specifically, this is being done by new digital trade laws that American companies will tell you simultaneously favor Korean and Chinese businesses and strangle their ability to operate in Korea.

Even worse, however, American businesses report repeated pre-dawn raids on their offices, criminal threats hurled at their American employees, the falsifying of evidence in courts, and the rejection of attorney-client privilege. (RELATED: The One Hundred Billion Dollar Hostage)

Many familiar American companies – like Apple, Coupang, Google, Meta, Netflix, and Uber – have all been targeted, among others. For example, Google Maps is banned from operating in Korea – which curiously joins a rogue’s gallery of countries with the same policy, including China, Cuba and North Korea.

You can be sure that China is........

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