The Real Reason for the Martial Law Declaration 1

The Democratic Party That Slashed the Budget Nuclear power ecosystem support -111.208 billion won (entirely cut)

Moon Jae-in completely trashed South Korea's nuclear power ecosystem. It means he was refusing to pursue nuclear power. But when the Yoon Suk-yeol administration came in and tried to restore nuclear power, the Democratic Party smashed the nuclear ecosystem to pieces.

Innovative Small Modular Reactor (SMR) development project -33.28 billion won (entirely cut) Nuclear power export guarantees -25 billion won (entirely cut) Advanced nuclear manufacturing technology, parts, and equipment development -6 billion won (entirely cut) Youth work experience support -166.3 billion won (entirely cut) Youth NEET employment support -70.6 billion won (entirely cut) Korea-US college student exchange program -2 billion won Korea-Japan college student exchange program -600 million won (entirely cut) Youth mental health support program -200 million won

In other words, the Democratic Party is out to screw over the youth of South Korea. The Democratic Party cut youth job budgets by 80%, slashing 238.2 billion won in youth employment-related budgets.

The presidential office's special activity budget went from 8.2 billion won to 0 won. The prosecution's special investigative and activity budget went from 58.7 billion won to 0 won. The Board of Audit and Inspection's special investigative and activity budget went from 6 billion won to 0 won. The police's special activity and public security support budget went from 3.1 billion won to 0 won.

And after all this, they're saying Yoon Suk-yeol is incompetent. The ruling party is incompetent. That's what they're saying.

North Korean drones breached Seoul's airspace, yet the reconnaissance drone budget was only 88 million won, they say. They cut the defense drone budget by 26 billion won.

Chinese people are filming with drones. Military facilities too — this is handing South Korea over to China.

They said they'd improve treatment for military officers, but then they cut military-related budgets too.

The Ministry of Justice and Prosecution Budget the Democratic Party Demanded to Cut Prosecution personnel expenses -80.395 billion won Narcotics investigations, public investigations, etc. -38.997 billion won Investigation-related special operational expenses -37.963 billion won Ministry of Justice basic expenses -7.062 billion won Investigation-related special activity expenses -6.68 billion won Prosecution office facility operating costs -3.358 billion won Detention center elevator installation costs -1.59 billion won

They're preventing even narcotics investigations — if they can't investigate drugs, are they telling the people to go eat drugs and die? Democratic Party → Abolition of the dedicated narcotics unit

'Ssangbangwool's Remittance to North Korea' Lee Hwa-young Sentenced to 7 Years and 8 Months in Appeals Trial Lee Jae-myung, Lee Hwa-young, and the Ssangbangwool chairman acted as a team and sent money to North Korea. I thought this was a conspiracy theory, but when the prosecution investigated and the court examined it, it turned out to be true, and his accomplice Lee Hwa-young received 7 years and 8 months in prison. Why did Lee Jae-myung send money to North Korea?

Why on earth does the Democratic Party oppose strengthening drug investigations in South Korea? After the Democratic Party gutted drug investigations like that, it's said that North Korean drugs are running rampant.

Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency narcotics investigator: "Right now, the Philippines, Cambodia, China... According to users, they call it 'good liquor' — (methamphetamine) also comes from the North Korean side. There are many kinds of liquor, right? Makgeolli, soju, whiskey... So North Korean-grade stuff is better than whiskey."

In other words, among drug addicts, North Korean drugs are considered the best.

The official U.S. State Department broadcast featured Lee Jae-myung's face on the thumbnail, and while covering the remittance to North Korea, it urged the implementation of sanctions by each country. In other words, even the U.S. takes this very seriously.

NIS announcement: With the transfer of anti-communist investigation authority, spy investigations have become difficult.

[Jung Woo-sang Column] The Struggle to Abolish the National Security Law 20 Years Ago A young man in his 30s who wept 20 years ago saying "My father was a fabricated spy" — but later became a spy himself as a KCTU executive. Former KCTU executive sentenced to 15 years in prison in first trial.

KCTU: "Insurrectionist Yoon Suk-yeol must be arrested... Ruling party, join the impeachment."

An organization that received orders from North Korea and had a member sentenced to 15 years in prison in the first trial is now shaking and calling President Yoon Suk-yeol an insurrectionist — am I the only one who finds this strange?

Democratic Party Proposes Bill to Abolish NIS's Authority to Investigate Security Crimes What is the NIS? It's the organization that catches spies. But they're cutting off all its arms and legs, turning it into a group that can't do anything, and then KCTU says to the NIS, "You are the ringleader of insurrection" — how can they talk like this?

Why is the Democratic Party doing such crazy things? Obviously, it's to protect Lee Jae-myung. They suddenly oppose expanding espionage laws while insisting Lee Jae-myung must be protected at all costs. The 2030 generation and the awakened citizens need to understand that this is the party's stance — they're engaging in every form of propaganda and incitement.

They proposed a revision to the Criminal Procedure Act that would allow challenging a judge who convicted an accomplice. Since Lee Hwa-young received a guilty verdict, they're revising the Criminal Procedure Act to allow challenging judges in the North Korea remittance case. And as I mentioned earlier, to save Lee Jae-myung over the North Korea remittance, they're even revising the Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation Act.

Under the Public Official Election Act, Lee Jae-myung received 1 year in prison with a 2-year suspended sentence for publishing false information. He was caught by the Public Official Election Act. But now they're even removing the crime of publishing false information. And originally, under the Public Official Election Act, receiving even 1 million won would disqualify one from running for office and strip the right to be elected — but they're raising that threshold from 1 million won to 10 million won.

Let me look at additional content. I'm going to examine why some public sentiment says the martial law was justified. Many in their 20s and 30s think the impeachment was only for the president, but really? Board of Audit and Inspection Chair Choi Jae-hae — didn't like him? Impeached. Minister of Justice Park Sung-jae — didn't like him? Impeached. Minister of National Defense Kim Yong-hyun — didn't like him? Impeached. Minister of the Interior and Safety Lee Sang-min — impeached. Korea Communications Commission Chair Lee Dong-kwan — impeached. Kim Hong-il — impeached. KCC Acting Chair Lee Sang-in — impeached. KCC Chair Lee Jin-sook — impeached. Central District Prosecutors' Office Chief Lee Chang-soo — impeached. District Chief Eom Hee-joon — impeached.

What does it mean that they impeached all of them? What has the Democratic Party been good at all along? They're experts at propaganda and incitement. Even the right-wing forces need to reflect on this. The people also need to reflect, and the president also needs to reflect. The Democratic Party are people who have bet everything on propaganda and incitement.

Not long ago, MBC blocked former Minister Kim Yong-hyun from entering. I'm someone who really hates MBC. You want to know how biased MBC is? When Bae In-gyu fought with Yoon Ji-sun, when he fought with feminists, when he fought with Kim Joo-hee, when he fought with the women's ruling party, MBC public broadcasting ran a headline saying "Ilbe member Bae In-gyu harasses women," and Kim Jong-bae on MBC Radio spreads absurd falsehoods across the nation.

MBC — these people who praise North Korea's communist military parades like this look down on South Korea's military parades.

Prosecutors of South Korea also touched Lee Jae-myung? Impeached. Touched the Democratic Party? Impeached. Deputy Chief Prosecutors Son Jun-sung, Kang Baek-shin, Jo Sang-won — impeached. Prosecutors Ahn Dong-wan, Lee Jung-seop, Kim Young-chul, Park Sang-young, Choi Jae-hoon — impeached.

Is this democracy? These are thugs, this is communism, these are insurrectionists. They're turning this country into a system where they're untouchable leaders.

Does calling them thugs sound too extreme? Listen carefully. The impeachment passed in the National Assembly, right? But when an impeachment passes, it doesn't end there — the Constitutional Court holds a trial. There are 9 justices. But right now, there aren't 9. Why? Because 3 seats are vacant. And do you know why they're vacant? The Democratic Party blocked them. They impeach everyone like that, right? So the Constitutional Court is supposed to judge whether this impeachment was justified. But the Democratic Party prevented the 3 from being appointed, so the court couldn't rule on whether the impeachment was justified. They got the impeachment done, suspended the president's duties, and then prevented the Constitutional Court from reaching a verdict. But now the Democratic Party is making a fuss demanding the quick appointment of Constitutional Court justices. Park Chan-dae: "Appoint the Constitutional Court justices without a single second of delay." Doesn't that seem strange? They prevented the appointment of justices, and now suddenly they're demanding appointments? Because they need the impeachment upheld. If these 6 justices examine whether Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment was justified, even one dissenting vote means the impeachment fails. So the Democratic Party wants to appoint the remaining 3 with pro-Democratic Party, i.e., heavily left-leaning justices.

And why did I call them thugs? Let's look at past statements. The president is currently suspended from duties, right? Prime Minister Han Duck-soo is serving as acting president. But the Democratic Party made a huge fuss saying the acting president cannot appoint Constitutional Court justices. When? During the Park Geun-hye impeachment. Why? During the Park Geun-hye impeachment, there were 8 justices, and the Democratic Party blocked one right-leaning justice from being appointed. Choo Mi-ae (former judge, Democratic Party): "The acting president's appointment of new Constitutional Court justices is a contradiction in terms." Park Beom-kye (former judge, Democratic Party): "The acting president does not hold the status of head of state and has no authority to appoint justices." Park Joo-min (former lawyer, Democratic Party): "The acting president's exercise of the power to appoint Constitutional Court justices undermines democracy." And now what are they saying? Appoint them immediately~ If you don't appoint them, it's insurrection.

In the next installment, I'll cover the farmers' incident that rose up against President Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment.