A view of the Jamsil Olympic Park area. When middle and high school students, and even elementary students, are aware of the situation and joining the struggle, any member of the older generation who is unaware or remains inactive is a coward and illiterate, regardless of their academic background or social status. ⒸHanmi Ilbo

"Selection and concentration" is a management term referring to focusing limited resources on a specific area to achieve results, but it must be applied to current patriotic activities as well.

It aligns with the sentiment of "hit only one guy," from the movie *Attack the Gas Station*.

So, what does "selection and concentration" mean in the context of patriotic activity? I assert that if "election fraud" is the chosen focus of the patriotic struggle, the target must be concentrated on one person: "Lee Jae-myung." Only then can results be achieved. You cannot kill a lizard by cutting off its tail; you must strike at the head.

This June 3rd local election was a massive case of fraudulent voting, where results for metropolitan and local government heads, city/provincial council members, superintendents, and even parliamentary by-elections were 180 degrees opposite to the will of the people.

It is only natural to be outraged and take action. If there is anyone who is not, they are opportunists and enemies of democracy. When middle and high school students, and even elementary students, are aware of the situation and joining the struggle, any member of the older generation who is unaware or remains inactive is a coward and illiterate, regardless of their academic background or social status.

The National Election Commission (NEC) is merely a henchman. Lee Jae-myung is attempting to cut off the tail by blaming the NEC, but it is a futile effort. He must take responsibility and step down.

Talk of a "one-point constitutional amendment" to dissolve the NEC is nonsense that cannot solve the current situation. The very mention of dissolving the NEC is an admission of election fraud. If it were merely mismanagement, one could not even suggest a "one-point constitutional amendment" for its dissolution.

President Syngman Rhee stepped down despite having no direct responsibility for the March 15th rigged election in 1960. The current election fraud is ten thousand times worse than that. Naturally, the ringleader, Lee Jae-myung, must step down. Since he is a fake president elected through fraud, even the term "step down" is too generous.

Lee Jae-myung and the police are trembling right now. They are deeply worried about what kind of incident might occur at Olympic Park.

They are anxious about whether the 20-day struggle might lead to deaths from overwork, whether it will escalate into a collective hunger strike, whether this current struggle against election fraud will spread into a movement for regime change, or whether some citizens might resort to extreme actions.

There are many liaison police officers and plainclothes detectives at Olympic Park. I have confirmed in their eyes that they are already on the side of the citizens. I saw the look of respect they held for the citizens protesting against election fraud.

Indeed. Now, public officials must also join the ranks of the struggle.

The people, as the sovereign power, are taking action; how much longer will you just look to the regime for cues? Remember the fate of the Red Guards during Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution. Police, prosecutors, courts, and NEC officials should all join the struggle, and patriotic citizens will welcome you with open arms.

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

◆ Columnist Jo Yang-geon

Director, National Struggle Headquarters against the 4.15 Election Fraud

General Coordinator, Free High School Association