Left: Ban Ki-Moon (The chief of staff to UN general assembly president Han Seung-Soo, the President of the 56th General Assembly, 2001), Right: Han Seung-Soo (2001.3.27 - 2002.2.4, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea)

January 2000: Vice Minister Ban Ki-Moon (Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade) under President Kim Dae-Jung.

He failed to implement the diplomatic philosophy and directions of the President in certain part of dark side of sunshine policy —burnt offering (kidnapping, murder and disposal)—.

In April 2001, Han Seung-Soo was appointed the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea. He was elected the President of the General Assembly of the United Nations in September 2001. [Mar. 27, 2001 – Feb. 04, 2002 Minister Han Seung-soo (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), He holds the rotating U.N. presidency for the Republic of Korea.]

May 2001. Ban Ki-Moon was selected to be the chief of staff to general assembly president Han Seung-Soo (the President of the 56th General Assembly: 2001). Han was under the command of Korean President Kim Dae-Jung. The Republic of Korea held the rotating presidency.

Ban was unemployed for the first and only time in his career and was expecting to receive an assignment to work in a remote and unimportant embassy. In 2001, during the 56th Session of the United Nations General Assembly, the Republic of Korea held the rotating presidency, and to Ban's surprise, he was selected to be the chief of staff to general assembly president Han Seung-soo. Wikipedia
“With the exception of his misstep in 2001, Mr. Ban has been almost surpassingly unassuming and inoffensive — noticed, when he is, for his steady record of incremental achievement at the South Korean Foreign Ministry, where he has spent his entire 37-year career. The elusiveness may be intended.” NY Times, December 9, 2006, By Warren Hoge

In 2003, Ban Ki-Moon was appointed as one of his foreign policy advisors to President Roh Moo-Hyun.
Jan 17, 2004 – Nov. 10, 2006 Minister Ban Ki-Moon (Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Republic of Korea)
May 2007: UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon appointed Han Seung-Soo —former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade (ROK) and former President of the 56th General Assembly— as one of three Special Envoys on Climate Change on 1 May 2007.

Han now serves as a Special Envoy on Climate Change for the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

(UN, New York)

Since January 2000, Mr. Ban was responsible for implementing the diplomatic philosophy or instructions of President Kim Dae-Jung. He and his colleagues failed numerous times, even though the vast network of terrorists was mobilized to abduct and murder a citizen for President Kim’s political benefit. [One of key agents used the term “Burnt Offering” for the kidnap, murder and disposal process in Brussels.]

In 2001-2002, when he was Chef de Cabinet during the Republic of Korea’s chairmanship of the UN General Assembly, Mr. Ban came to New York. With Minister Han Seung-soo —the President of the 56th General Assembly of the United Nations—, Ban Ki-Moon —Chef de Cabinet during the Republic of Korea’s presidency of the General Assembly of UN— was responsible for implementing the diplomatic philosophy or instructions of President Kim Dae-Jung —Burnt Offering as Sunshine Policy at the UN (New York, USA).
He was needed to finish what he had left unfinished when he was a vice minister of Foreign Affairs under the predecessor of Minister Han Seung-soo [March 27, 2001–February 04, 2002: Minister Han Seung-soo (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)].

After Ban Ki-Moon’s arrival at the UN (New York, May 2001).

Vice-Minister Ban’s move for his new post in New York cannot be a surprise due to his reallocation and mobilization to fulfill his terrorist duties —already started in Brussels and Antwerp on President Kim’s behalf—. [Vice-Minister class Ambassador Choi Dae-Hwa personally threatened me actively in church and then passively in front of the embassy]. If he was surprised, it was because the victim had survived, the terror target was still alive, his victim had retreat from Brussels, and he had to be murdered in a secret way without drawing any public attention. So that the elusiveness had to be intentional —Ban Ki-Moon was already a high-profile diplomat when his crimes and terrorist acts were actually taking place.

L: Los Angeles. Agent Moon, who worked under Ambassador Choi as a thug and was stationed in the LA area where I was planning to stay for a while. In such a situation and life danger, I couldn’t move to LA as I wanted to. I had to avoid any direct confrontation with Ban’s well prepared terror agents. They had my family in their hands. [He once wrote that his life in LA is more comfortable than that of Brussels.] R: Washington DC. Agent Moon

It was a terrifying fact that President Kim Dae-Jung relocated his subordinate, the one who implemented the president’s instructions to kidnap and murder a citizen, so that he could pursue his terror activities even in another continent. This type of persistence was lasting during my dwelling in Brussels. Their repressive activities followed from Seoul to Brussels. In Atlanta, I had to expect some attacks coming from Seoul and some from Brussels. UN Secretary General Ban who was the chief of staff to general assembly president Han Seung-soo represented one of those coming from Seoul.

Mr. Ban Ki-Moon came to the UN with the objective of finishing his unfinished business —the abduction and murder that he had already attempted in Brussels, Vlaams Brabant and Antwerp. Ban's elusive appointment at New York underlined the new wave of aggressive acts.
I had already realized my first hunger strike at the church (hunger strike at Brussels, June 2001).

[At the end of that hunger strike in Brussels, Ambassador Choi’s agents failed to murder me (June 12, 2001). Jeon and his wife, and diplomat Nho, were the tentacles extended to commit the crime during the summer of 2001 in Brussels. It is important to remember diplomat Nho’s words: “President Kim Dae-Jung has not forgotten you, he has not abandoned you,” as well as President Kim’s e-mail without text (Saturday, 23 December 2000 10:54:27 +0900) which was merely the continuation of President Kim's struggle to murder a defenseless citizen.] Agent Sun —regional director/president and CEO, KIA Motors, London (UK), Jan 2007, (Hyundai Motors America (USA)/ Hyundai, Brussels, 7years)— and his henchman were among them.

Ban’s diplomat delivered President Kim’s death threat to me during my hunger strike in Norcross, Georgia (near Atlanta, July 10, 2001).