The highly anticipated Dandong Project, pre-ordered from Director Mi-young Kim VON, arrived late Wednesday afternoon, June 17th. Due to ongoing patriotic professor gatherings on Wednesday and Thursday, and personal engagements, I was only able to begin reading this book on Friday afternoon.

From the authors' preface, the birth of the Dandong Project is described, beginning with the comprehensive fraudulent election scheme involving centralized digital control in early voting and electronic ballot counting machines capable of external communication. The report meticulously details, with factual evidence, the involvement of the Chinese Communist Party organization, believed to be planning and operating this, and the potential infiltration by North Korean leadership, termed the Kim Suk-ki Project.

Furthermore, it reports that the fraudulent election system utilized by the Chavez-Maduro regimes in Venezuela, the manipulation of mail-in voting in the United States, and the manipulation of elections in developing countries through AWeb, particularly among Belt and Road Initiative investment nations, all originated from the Dandong Project. This project is presented as a three-way alliance formed by Huawei Communications (Chinese Communist Party), Dasan Networks (South Korean leftists), and North Korean programmers represented by Kim Suk-ki (North Korean Reconnaissance General Bureau).

This book, which vividly depicts the Dandong Project, initiated during the Kim Dae-jung administration in 2001, not only as a tool for fraudulent elections in South Korea but also as a project for the global export of fraudulent election systems and the subsequent communization, has caused a chilling shock with its factual evidence. It has also strengthened my conviction that South Korea can only escape a state of national enslavement through communization by eradicating fraudulent elections.

The various malicious laws enacted under the Lee Jae-myung administration, beginning with the takeover of the legislature through fraudulent elections, are ultimately aimed at privatizing the judiciary through the expansion of Supreme Court justices, mirroring Venezuela's approach. The introduction of measures such as a four-tiered judicial review system for the Constitutional Court are practical means to subvert the constitutional order of a liberal democratic rule of law nation. The clear intention behind these actions is to establish a powerful communist ruling system, alienated from public sentiment, by preserving the fraudulent election system.

As an intellectual, or rather, as a citizen of the Republic of Korea, my struggle to rescue South Korea has, in essence, newly begun, however humbly, after encountering this Dandong Project.

◆ Professor Byung-joon Kim

Former Professor at Kangnam University, Former Co-representative of Jagyomo