In many cultures, non-verbal communication is as important if not more important than the words you speak...
I would guess that most South Koreans have picked up on Gillard's meaningless "endless-string-of-words" rambling non-answers and the shifty "cant-meet-your-eye-talk-like-your-talking-to-four-year-old" way she responds and have concluded much the same as most Australians about Gillard's trustworthiness...
Gillard's old and tired tactic of claiming that she has already answered the question asked, sometimes on a previous day, when she obviously did not, is obviously going down like a ton of bricks over there with South Koreans probably more finely tuned into her tell-tale body-language rather than her serially evasive and meaningless non-answers...
