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'''Bo Hi Pak''' was Rev. [[Sun Myung Moon]]'s right hand man for many years, especially in his dealings with the West. He founded the [[Little Angels]] dance troupe, and led an anti-Communist movement in Latin America (see [[CAUSA]]). He was "the inaugural President and Publisher of [[News World]] (later renamed the [[New York City Tribune]]), [[Noticias del Mundo]], a New York-based, Spanish daily and the [[Washington Times]] Corporation."<ref name=InJin /> | '''Bo Hi Pak''' was Rev. [[Sun Myung Moon]]'s right hand man for many years, especially in his dealings with the West. He founded the [[Little Angels]] dance troupe, and led an anti-Communist movement in Latin America (see [[CAUSA]]). He was "the inaugural President and Publisher of [[News World]] (later renamed the [[New York City Tribune]]), [[Noticias del Mundo]], a New York-based, Spanish daily and the [[Washington Times]] Corporation."<ref name=InJin /> | ||
| − | In 2005, he was imprisoned by South Korean authorities because of massive debts; Korea has no American-style [[bankruptcy]] law. Pak "made a terrible mistake in following bad investment advice from people with criminal motives and he takes full responsibility for his mistakes."<ref name=InJin>[http://www.tparents.org/Moon-Talks/InJinMoon/InJinMoon-050800.htm August 2005 InJin Nim's Letter to Members] </ref> | + | In 2005, he was imprisoned by South Korean authorities because of massive debts; Korea has no American-style [[bankruptcy]] law. Pak "made a terrible mistake in following bad investment advice from people with criminal motives and he takes full responsibility for his mistakes."<ref name=InJin>[http://www.tparents.org/Moon-Talks/InJinMoon/InJinMoon-050800.htm August 2005 InJin Nim's Letter to Members]</ref> |
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Revision as of 03:27, July 13, 2016
Bo Hi Pak was Rev. Sun Myung Moon's right hand man for many years, especially in his dealings with the West. He founded the Little Angels dance troupe, and led an anti-Communist movement in Latin America (see CAUSA). He was "the inaugural President and Publisher of News World (later renamed the New York City Tribune), Noticias del Mundo, a New York-based, Spanish daily and the Washington Times Corporation."[1]
In 2005, he was imprisoned by South Korean authorities because of massive debts; Korea has no American-style bankruptcy law. Pak "made a terrible mistake in following bad investment advice from people with criminal motives and he takes full responsibility for his mistakes."[1]