Rev. Moon survived the scandal despite evidence that he was working for the Koreans. Ironically, he was helped by his conviction for tax evasion, which projected the image of a martyr for religious freedom and allowed him to mobilize support. Today Moonies no longer have to sell flowers at airports; his corporate and media empire spans the globe.
Not surprisingly, the issue of foreign influence that was raised by
Koreagate emerged again in the 1992 campaign. Now, however, the same
access to power is purchased legally -- through PACs, lobbying, and paying
fat salaries to shameless former U.S. trade officials. Have a nice New
World Order.
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