- [Jaehak Jeong's Travels in Jeolla] Why Visit Gwangju?
- It appears that Jang Dong-hyuk, the leader of the People Power Party, visited the 5·18 Cemetery and suffered severe humiliation. This incident was widely reported by left-leaning media outlets. The coverage wa...
- 2025-11-11
- [Dongchoon Shin Column] Finding Entrepreneurship
- The trip to Jinju last week with 25 classmates was more than just a tour. Centered around Seungseong Village in Jisoo-myeon, Jinju, Gyeongsangnam-do, known for its historical wealth, it became a journey to expl...
- 2025-11-10
- [Kim Byung-joon's Column] The Judiciary Must Repent and Then Execute Ma Su with Tears
- Currently, a trial is underway through the special prosecutor regarding the charges of insurrection against former President Yoon Seok-yeol. Insurrection refers to the act of rebellion against the state, illega...
- 2025-11-10
- [Special Contribution] To think someone like this was the head of a national security agency...
- There is a 1995 American film called "Crimson Tide." A famous line from the movie has long lingered in my mind and heart, where I had learned that national supreme interest is security."A soldier is a defender ...
- 2025-11-10
- [Kim Tae-san Column] By what right does Cho Gab-je insult the people?
- I have tried to refrain from mentioning someone like Cho Gab-je, fearing my hands and mouth would be defiled, but I will say this much. Cho Gab-je is neither a citizen nor a human being. I knew Cho Gab-je would...
- 2025-11-09
- [Shin Baek-hoon's Proclamation] Respond to Lee Jin-sook's Cry — Let the Nation's Conscience Awaken
- To the citizens of the Republic of Korea, the true masters of this nation, The Republic of Korea is currently in disarray.Power judges the people, and the people fear power. Is this liberal democracy? Is this a...
- 2025-11-09
- [Kim Tae-san Column] Commonalities Between Communists and Korean Religious Figures
- Some people might curse me if I were to call South Korean religious figures fraudsters akin to those in the North Korean communist dictatorship. However, I am writing this from the perspective of an individual ...
- 2025-11-08
- [Park Pil-gyu Column] The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Not the Generals, is the One Subject to Replacement
- The public wants the military to sense security crises and faithfully perform its inherent duties. They do not want political shows. They also do not wish for the military to become subservient to politics due ...
- 2025-11-07
- [Jeong Seong-hong Column] "Cockroach of History" - The Transformation of Jo Gap-je and the Irony of the Era
- The Earth is said to be about 4.5 billion years old.Countless life forms have been born and have disappeared over that long span of time.However, there is one creature that has tenaciously survived amidst it al...
- 2025-11-07
- [Jeong Jae-hak's Journey Through Jeolla Province] Planting Onions and Thinking of an IQ of 276
- It is correct to plant onions in November. Garlic is best planted in October, and onions should be planted in November. There are several reasons, but if an onion develops a flower stalk and blooms, that onion ...
- 2025-11-06
- [Kim Tae-san Column] Wake Up and Smell the Coffee Now!
- At the recent South Korea-U.S. summit, Lee Jae-myung strangely brought up the issue of nuclear-powered submarines. President Trump immediately responded by telling him to build them in the U.S., and this issue ...
- 2025-11-05
- [Joo Eun-sik Column] The US-Korea Customs Agreement: What Does It Really Signify?
- An Unrealistic 'Asymmetric Agreement' AnnouncedThe South Korea-US trade agreement announced by the government on the 29th nominally promoted "reciprocal economic cooperation," but in reality, it formalized inve...
- 2025-11-05
- [Park Pil-gyu Column] The Way to Stop National Suicide is to Replace the Political Arena
- The Republic of Korea today is like a primitive tribe dominated by the evil spirits of lies and falsehoods. They are concealing falsified statistics on trade negotiations and healthcare benefits for Chinese nat...
- 2025-11-05
- [Shin Baek-hoon's Proclamation] Lee Jae-myung and Kim Hyun-ji's silence is an act of disregarding the public, the end of power
- Fellow Sovereign Citizens!The Republic of Korea is currently shrouded in darkness, attempting to obscure the truth and blind the eyes of the people.The allegations surrounding Kim Hyun-ji, the Senior Secretary ...
- 2025-11-04
- [Kim Byung-joon Column] The Strengths and Weaknesses of the Korea-US Free Trade Agreement
- On October 29th, the government announced that the ROK-U.S. tariff agreement had been effectively reached. While the National Assembly plans to pass a special law related to this, the specific details of the su...
- 2025-11-03
- [Shindongchun Column] AI, Humans, and the New Landscape of Warfare
- The day before yesterday, NVIDIA's Jensen Huang had chicken and beer with Chairmen Lee Jae-yong and Chung Eui-sun at Kkanbu Chicken. The goal is for Hyundai Motor and Samsung Semiconductor to secure necessary A...
- 2025-11-03
- [Kim Byung-joon Column] South Korea Going Backward
- The world has been changing since Trump took office. Since the Nixon administration's ping-pong diplomacy in 1971, which included improving relations with China as part of a policy to contain the Soviet Union, ...
- 2025-11-03
- [Lee Shin-woo Column] Central Election Supervisory Committee, I knew it would turn out this way
- The National Election Commission (NEC) has been exposed in a parliamentary audit for its alleged false claims regarding "network segmentation security." For years, the NEC insisted that "the internal and extern...
- 2025-11-02
- [Jaehak Jeong's Journey Through Jeolla] Chrysanthemums and Bayonets
- The village where the reeds fall, I came to my hometown, passing through the sharp, biting wind. I stopped for a moment, swaying, in front of the front gate. Sitting by the gate were things so very, very yellow...
- 2025-11-02
- [Park Pil-kyu Column] For Nuclear Submarine Approval to Be a Turning Point for Robust Security
- Only six countries possess nuclear-powered submarines (hereinafter referred to as 'nuclear submarines'): the United States, Russia, China, the United Kingdom, France, and India. They are all nuclear-armed state...
- 2025-11-01