꿈도 야무지다야무지다

Even one's dream is shrewd.

The Ground Near Daejeon, November 4th, 1951

Targeted leaflets were dropped and posted in areas that it was known the Canadian Army was to be passing through. Quebecois, or Canadian as it was soon to be known, read (in French):

Quebecois, or Canadian?

Men of Royal 22e Regiment - why do you fight against our independence? Why do you come across an ocean to fight not fascists, but anti-fascists? Why do you allow your imperial overlords to dictate the cause for which you engage in?

You are Quebecois - you are not English. You are not American. You are independent, and in the heart of socialism is independence and self-sufficiency. That is why your overlords send you against us. They know, that when you see our revolution succeed, it will motivate your own revolution at home. A quiet spread of positive change is what the Imperial Evil most fears.

Yet true Quebecois know that bowing at the knee to the Empire which imprisons your people only prolongs the suffering that the French-speaking people of Quebec must endure.

There is no discrimination in Korea. There is no discrimination in Socialism. If you were to walk into a store in Korea, the shopkeeper would greet you just as any other comrade. Would an English shopkeep in Montreal extend the same courtesy?

Quebecois, ask yourself this: does independence not come on the back of independence? Does not a turn of the wheel of freedom turn it for all of the world?

True Quebecois know of the taste for freedom and independence. Snuff not that taste in our own mouths, and we will remember that spirit of fraternity when the time for your own freedom-bringing comes.