A scene in and around Olympic Park, Jamsil. When middle and high school students, and even elementary school students, are aware of and participating in the struggle, if the older generation is unaware or inactive, regardless of their academic background or status, they are cowardly and illiterate. ⒸHanmi Ilbo

The concept of "selection and concentration" is a management term that focuses limited resources on specific areas to achieve results, but it should also be applied to patriotic activities today.

This is in line with the quote from the movie 'Attack the Gas Station': "I'll only beat one guy."

So, what is "selection and concentration" in patriotic activities? If we choose "election fraud" in the patriotic struggle, I assert that the target must be concentrated on one person, 'Lee Jae-myung.' Only then can results be achieved. No matter how many times you cut off a lizard's tail, you cannot kill the lizard. You must strike the head.

The June 3rd local elections were large-scale election fraud, with results that were 180 degrees different from the public will, including for metropolitan and local government heads, provincial and city council members, superintendents of education, and by-elections for the National Assembly.

It is only natural to be enraged and act upon this. If there is anyone who is not, they are opportunists and anti-democratic citizens. When middle and high school students, and even elementary school students, are aware of and participating in the struggle, if the older generation is unaware or inactive, regardless of their academic background or status, they are cowardly and illiterate.

The National Election Commission is merely a pawn. Lee Jae-myung is attempting to cut off the tail by blaming the Election Commission's issues, but that is preposterous. He must take responsibility and resign.

Nonsense like a "one-point constitutional amendment" to abolish the Election Commission cannot solve the current situation. The very mention of abolishing the Election Commission is akin to admitting to election fraud. If it were merely mismanagement, there would be no talk of a "one-point constitutional amendment" to abolish the Election Commission.

President Rhee Syngman resigned in 1960 due to the March 15th election fraud, even though he had no direct responsibility. The election fraud now is over ten times worse than that. Naturally, the leader, Lee Jae-myung, must resign. The term "resignation" is even too generous for him, as he is a fake president elected through election fraud.

Lee Jae-myung and the police are trembling now. They are anxiously worried about what unfortunate incidents might occur at Olympic Park.

They are anxious about whether overwork will lead to death after over 20 days of struggle, whether it will escalate into a collective hunger strike, whether the current election fraud struggle will turn into a movement to overthrow the government, or whether some citizens might take extreme actions.

There are many riot police and plainclothes police at Olympic Park. I saw in their eyes that they have already sided with the citizens. I saw looks of respect towards the citizens protesting election fraud.

Yes. Now, public officials must also join the struggle.

As the sovereign citizens have come forward, how long will you only look out for the regime? Remember the fate of the Red Guards during Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution. Police, prosecutors, courts, and Election Commission officials must all join the struggle. Patriotic citizens will warmly welcome them.

I, and we, are very optimistic about the outcome of the June 3rd resistance. That is why it is not difficult at all.

◆ Cho Yang-gun, Columnist

Head of the 4/15 Election Fraud National Struggle Headquarters (Guktubon)

External Affairs Executive of the Free High School Alliance