On the night of the 30th, Attorney Park Joo-hyun holds an impromptu Q&A session with patriotic citizens near Gate 2-3 of the Handball Stadium at Olympic Park in Songpa-gu, Seoul, emphasizing that "we must oust Lee Jae-myung through a bloodless revolution." [Video GIF from YouTube channel 'Coach Giving Advice']
Amid rising concerns over the crisis of South Korea's constitutional order sparked by the '6.3 Election Fraud,' Attorney Park Joo-hyun, who has been at the forefront of eradicating electoral fraud, argued that "we must oust Lee Jae-myung through a bloodless revolution." 

During an impromptu Q&A session with patriotic citizens near Gate 2-3 of the Olympic Park Handball Stadium in Songpa-gu, Seoul, on the night of the 30th, Attorney Park stated, "I want to call the 6.3 movement a revolution." He suggested that it is necessary to launch a so-called 'K-Revolution' through national awakening and cooperation with the international community, including the United States. 

He emphasized, "Historically, bloodless revolutions have existed," adding, "Our duty is to force Lee Jae-myung to step down because he can no longer bear the public's scrutiny and the international community's labeling of him as a fraud, and to make it inevitable for the illegitimate National Assembly to be dissolved." 

Attorney Park offered a sober assessment of the domestic political landscape, which he described as a tilted playing field biased toward the left. "Currently, all power is held by an illegitimate National Assembly, an illegitimate administration, and an illegitimate president, and the judiciary has also been taken over by them," he said. "Therefore, unfortunately, we need the power of the United States to keep this in check." 

He also addressed the naive perception that seeking U.S. support is merely "selling out to America." Referring to the common-sense reality, he remarked, "Our country has lost its capacity for self-purification." He lamented, "I wish the people of South Korea could rise up and reclaim our country with just the Taegeukgi (Korean flag), but we know that realistically, that is not possible." 

He continued persuasively, "Fortunately, the United States is a liberal democratic nation, President Trump was elected by overcoming election fraud, and the U.S. continues to engage with South Korea." He added, "Unlike the 1940s and 50s (during the era of founding president Syngman Rhee), we are now in a situation where communication is immediate. If we fail to utilize the various good opportunities that could arise from their influence, it would be a missed chance." 

Attorney Park previously appealed to the public, stating, "If you do nothing, nothing will happen." He reminded them, "Because of President Syngman Rhee, the founding ideology of South Korea became liberal democracy; without him, our country would have become a communist state." 

Pointing toward the Olympic Park protests, he said, "If you look back from the perspective of that time, people might have thought, 'With everyone being a communist or a leftist, what could one man like Syngman Rhee possibly do?' But a miracle happened. Our current situation is also a miracle." 

He continued, "A month or two ago, I mentioned that the first enlightenment was President Yoon Suk-yeol's martial law, the second was the election fraud forums, and the third was Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn’s speech at CPAC (Conservative Political Action Conference). Now, the fourth enlightenment—the 6.3 election fraud—has occurred. Haven't so many citizens risen up?" he reflected. 

He also offered sharp criticism toward the National Election Commission (NEC), which has been labeled as a "hotbed of corruption." 

Attorney Park predicted, "Election fraud is illegal just by looking into it, and it is such a mess that it cannot be covered up no matter how they try. If you just peel back the layers, you find fraud. We know the NEC is rotten to the core, so any power elected under this rotten NEC system must be invalidated. The result of the K-Revolution we must now achieve is to replace the illegitimately elected power with a proper, new election." 

Citing historical facts, he carefully suggested that the 6.3 election fraud situation could reach a turning point during July. 

Attorney Park pointed out, "It took one month and four days from the 3.15 election fraud to the 4.19 Revolution. We are currently on the 27th day since the 6.3 event." 

He encouraged the audience by saying, "After the 'Gag Law' goes into effect on July 7, public anger might explode. The moment we give up, it’s over, but if we keep crying out, the freedom we envision will come." 

Why A-WEB? The reason behind the public outcry: "A-WEB is in the crosshairs of the international investigation into election fraud."  

Dr. Douglas G. Frank, who visited Korea as part of the Korea-U.S. joint election fraud investigation team, visited A-WEB (Association of World Election Bodies) in Incheon on May 29th. [Captured from Dr. Frank's X account]  

Attorney Park Joo-hyun also provided additional details regarding A-WEB (Association of World Election Bodies). 

Attorney Park raised suspicions, stating, "Around 2016-2018, there was a prosecution investigation into Kim Yong-hi, the first secretary-general of A-WEB, but under the Moon Jae-in administration, he was acquitted and the crimes were covered up." He ordered, "A-WEB still exerts influence in so-called 'Belt and Road' countries. The land-based Belt and Road countries like Kyrgyzstan and Iraq, and maritime routes like Papua New Guinea and Samoa, have established pro-China regimes. Wang Yi is traveling through these countries, necessitating a U.S. investigation." 

He further emphasized, "The U.S. has always been mapping out election fraud by looking only at South America and Europe, such as Colombia, Venezuela, and Serbia. However, Korea and China, which had not been fully uncovered, have now emerged." He explained the context: "Until last September, U.S. intelligence authorities were monitoring about 70 countries excluding Korea and China, focusing on whether the Smartmatic system (developed in Venezuela) was spreading from Venezuela to Serbia or Colombia. About three months later, Korea and A-WEB were included." 

He also explained the background behind why SCIF (@TheSCIF), a U.S. channel specializing in tracking election fraud that has gained credibility through frequent citations by President Trump on his personal social media, posted about Korea, and why President Trump re-posted it. 

The IP origins of the attacks on the U.S. presidential election. [Captured from Mike Lindell's documentary] Based on the situation where A-WEB has been caught in the U.S. investigative net, Attorney Park noted, "There were 109 countries that President Trump shared after tagging SCIF, and Korea's inclusion at that time is part of a massive trend." Referring to Dr. Douglas G. Frank, who recently visited Korea as part of the joint Korea-U.S. investigation team, he said, "The brilliant Dr. Frank grasped immediately (after hearing an explanation of A-WEB) why so many IPs spread out centering on Korea." He sought to help the audience understand that A-WEB is the primary target of international investigations into election fraud, and explained why mainstream Korean politicians—who are either directly linked to A-WEB or influenced by its behind-the-scenes powers—show allergic reactions to 'international investigation' placards at Olympic Park and are acting from behind the scenes to stifle the movement's momentum. 

He also referred to the Chinese Communist Party, adding, "If you ask yourself the common-sense question of whether a country involved in global election fraud that plays games with other nations would have left Korea alone, it becomes immediately clear. Those who shout for an investigation into A-WEB at Olympic Park have realized how serious it is after digging into A-WEB." 

It appears that Attorney Park, with his keen international perspective, was issuing both a warning and an expression of concern that the actions of some patriotic right-wing citizens—who, out of overconfidence in Korea's self-reliance or being manipulated by others, had previously covered up the U.S. flag—could inadvertently hinder the subtle and steady progress of international investigations that have been building momentum. In simple terms, it can be interpreted as a plea not to join in the foolish behavior of trying to hide the U.S. flag. 

Attorney Park concluded by pointing to the Liberty and Innovation Party, noting, "For our country to align with the U.S., a pro-American party that calls for the eradication of election fraud must emerge, and that party must have power." 

Explaining his reasoning, he said, "If we create a party with one million members for Liberty and Innovation, the People Power Party, which only knows how to betray, will be forced to take notice. If many citizens grant their membership to Liberty and Innovation, the party will see a path to winning future general elections and the presidency, and they will follow this party's ideology." 

He also suggested a methodology to keep the established political establishment, which has ignored election fraud, in check, stating, "The only party in our country that calls for a proper ideology, the eradication of anti-state forces, and the eradication of election fraud is the Liberty and Innovation Party. By joining Liberty and Innovation, you can help build a party created by the people."