UK KFA has been doing some research on the shadowy "Korea Future Initiative' and ' Connect North Korea ' . Both organisations are linked to each other and are a spin off from the anti-DPRK 'European Alliance for Human Rights in North Korea ' which used to operate out of a big office block in Croydon which by a coincidence housed several government departments .
"Korea Future Initiative " did register as a company but has applied to be struck off the register , this clearly shows something dodgy is going on , something is being hidden from view . The accounts filed do not reveal who is really funding the company and the declared assets of the company would not cover the costs of business rates , rent and paying the 8 members of staff .
Looking at some of the key people in the outfit is interesting . The secretary of the company is married to a someone who was a Conservative party local election candidate and is also connected with a number of advertising companies . The director of the company is also a director the Clare Foundation whose directors include a former MP and junior minister . It is not too hard to discern what forces are behind this so-called 'human rights ' organisation.
Now where it is gets even murky is that the founder of the Korea Future Initiative and and former head of EAHRNK, one "Michael Glendinning " does not appear on list of directors on the Companies House website . This is very odd .. Has 'Glenndinning ' disappeared ?
'The Korea Future Initiative' has nothing to do with 'human right ' but everything to do with trying to smear the DPRK and work for 'regime change ' , basically the destruction of the socialist system in the DPRK '
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