Hi dontknownuttin...that's a very interesting website, I'll be spending some time there. Thanks. When I played Army in S. Korea in '72 weed was $10 a kilo (cleaned...no stems, no seeds), opium was $2 an ounce and came in Copenhagen tins, heroin was $1 for a 00 capsule. I'm pretty certain it all came from the North. A South Korean caught with just a joint back then would do hard time for a long time. We spent a lot of time running around in the boondocks, I never saw any pot growing anywhere.
starramus... Absolute fact, the North Koreans started that war. The U.S. had 40,000 good men killed and 100,000 wounded helping to save the South Koreans from the North. Almost 8,000 of those GIs have never been accounted for. More than 400,000 S. Koreans lost their lives, with more than 400,000 wounded. N. Korean and Chinese fatalities estimated at 1.5 million plus. Here's a link if you'd like to know what really happened there.