After math of a huge rally

Hello and good morning from Seoul. Well last night was the biggest rally ever. The organizers of the rally estimated there were 400,000 that attended (just in Seoul) while police say it was only 60,000; so who knows where the truth is. June 10th also marked the 21st anniversary of the move toward democracy; so there were other civic group also rallying. A colleague and I decided to check things out first hand and went down to ground zero. As you may have seen on tv they moved containers in to block the streets; there were people everywhere, with signs and the infamous candle. We walked around for about an hour then had dinner at TCIFridays - I had a good ol Australian hamburger and fries. When we got back to the hotel the ralliers had moved in that area as well. I went to the roof top to get a better view of the situation; I asked some of the other people up there what the crowd was chanting - "Impeach the President!" Most of the cabinet has put in resignations; is it too little too late for the Korean people? Not sure, but time will tell. I read this morning that business owners are asking for an end to the rallies. So maybe with some pushing from the community the rallies will die down and the Koreans will reconsider the beef import situation. Ok, well I better get to work. Have a great day and I will write again soon.