South Korean Electronic Warfare Principle 30

Since the first global e-government survey report released by the United Nations in 2002, e-government construction has become a global trend. The latest Global E-Government Survey 2008: From E-Government to Holistic Governance provides a comprehensive assessment and comparison of 192 Member States of the United Nations in terms of e-government status and citizen participation.

Among them, South Korea ranks sixth, is the only Asian country in the top 10, as an Asian country with a late start of e-government, such a result can not but be impressive, and at the same time, there is also a reference significance for China, which ranks 65th, how to quickly improve the level of e-government.

According to a survey of 62 countries (39 developing countries and 23 developed countries) conducted by UNESCO in 2000, 89% of countries have started to promote the development of smart government to varying degrees, and listed it as a national priority. According to the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, in 1996, fewer than 50 departments in the world established their own; By 2002, 50,000 **** had been opened worldwide. In fact, smart government has quickly become on the political agenda of all industrialized countries.

The development of electronic ** in 23 countries and regions has done a survey and research, and these 23 countries and regions are divided into four categories according to the maturity of smart government development:

Innovative and leading countries: Canada, Singapore, United States;

Well-developed countries: Australia, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Finland, Hong Kong, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, France, Norway;

Countries that have made steady progress: New Zealand, Spain, Belgium, Japan;

Countries that are laying the groundwork: Portugal, Brazil, Malaysia, Italy, South Africa, Mexico.

The construction of smart government affairs in major countries such as Europe and the United States is committed to the construction of network systems, information channels and services between the people and the people (G-C), so as to provide the people with more convenient, better quality and more diversified services; In the first and enterprise (G-B), committed to the practice of e-commerce, to create a safe, orderly and reasonable e-commerce environment, the introduction and promotion of e-commerce development; Between ** and ** (G-G), we are committed to the automation of the office system, promote information interaction, information sharing and resource integration, and improve administrative efficiency.

Judging from the development of electronic ** in countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom, the smart government affairs of these countries generally follow the following guiding principles: develop and provide services around the needs and choices of the people, and establish"People-centered**";improving the accessibility and accessibility of its services; ensure the non-exclusivity of information and services and eliminate digital segregation; Pay attention to the effective use of information, improve the utilization rate of information, Jinpeng information e-government software.

Is the U.S. sending troops not commanded by the United States, but by South Korea, which has basically no combat effectiveness?

Even if you count half of the vassal countries, you will be the little brother of the United States, and of course you will be under the command of the United States.

Japan and South Korea are semi-colonial, some people just don't believe it.

South Korea is still a country with incomplete sovereignty, and the command of operations in wartime has always been in the hands of the United States; in the event of war, it has no power to command the army, and can only hand over all of South Korea's military resources (including manpower and equipment) to the United States command.

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South Korea has no wartime command, so why should men have to serve in the military when they reach adulthood? The reason is simple.

In peacetime, the command of the army is on the South Korean side. But wartime command is on the side of the U.S. military. The U.S. military maintains command in the name of the Coalition Forces.

This is international. Regardless of whether it is in **, once the U.S. military is in the country, the wartime command is under the control of the U.S. military. The same is true of Northern Europe, Japan.

The ROK Army already has its own wartime command, but the Navy and Air Force do not, and the United States will command it in wartime, because some senior ROK officers believe that the ROK is incapable of commanding its own Navy and Air Force and oppose the withdrawal of wartime command of the Navy and Air Force.

During the Korean War, South Korea was forced to give command to the United States because South Korea could not defeat North Korea, and it has been until now.

Because South Korea has given full command of its armed forces to the United States. And when I go to South Korea, I especially like to hug the thighs of the United States, and in terms of dependence on the United States, even if I have command, it is very weak.