Why not he didn’t visit to South Korea?
MR. CROWLEY: We addressed this yesterday. Deputy Secretary Steinberg joined Secretary Clinton in a meeting here in the State Department last week with the Korean foreign minister. So – and in fact the Deputy Secretary had his own meeting with the Korean foreign minister following the working lunch with Secretary Clinton. So that actually has been accomplished, but it was accomplished here in Washington as opposed to in Seoul. QUESTION: P.J., on a different subject, the leader of a global Muslim organization today issued a very rare fatwa condemning terrorism in all its forms. And the reason that’s important is because it’s in Britain, and obviously, there’s been some radicalization of young British Muslims, and the would-be Detroit bomber was one of those people a few years ago. I’m wondering whether this has any significance to the U.S. Government, given that that specific scholar actually has had some – has worked with different parts of the U.S. Government on awareness of Muslim iss
