South Koreans protest Bush's 'axis' remark

South Koreans protest Bush's 'axis' remark

SEOUL, South Korea - People walk on a large mock U.S. flag, on which a civic group opposing U.S. President George W. Bush's planned visit to South Korea drew skulls instead of stars, in Seoul on Feb. 7. The group has accused Bush of escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula by describing North Korea, Iran and Iraq as an ''axis of evil.''

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