The 6/3 Jamsil Revolution is a non-violent uprising where people from all walks of life have mobilized: those who were already aware of and fighting against election fraud, those who knew about it but were passive in their resistance, those who were skeptical, and even those who previously dismissed it as a conspiracy theory. ⒸHanmi Daily

The 6/3 Jamsil Revolution is a non-violent uprising where people from all walks of life have mobilized: those who were already aware of and fighting against election fraud, those who knew about it but were passive in their resistance, those who were skeptical, and even those who previously dismissed it as a conspiracy theory.

The people of the Republic of Korea are great for defending their national sovereignty and seeking to break free from being a vassal state to China. In this honorable revolution, there is no distinction of age, gender, or status, and neither scorching heat nor heavy rain can deter us. A large-scale struggle in a nation with a per capita income exceeding $30,000 is unique in world history.

While election fraud has also been rampant in the United States and many citizens are aware of it, no such mass struggle has occurred there, perhaps because their per capita income exceeds $90,000.

U.S. President Donald Trump has been taking the lead in uncovering election fraud and is striving to improve the system.

Some activists believe this is our final opportunity and hope for more people to join the cause. I share that sentiment, but when we consider that the struggle at Olympic Park is a continuous 24-hour effort and that the political and media establishments are hostile toward us, this protest is the greatest "true democratic uprising" in the history of the Republic of Korea.

In particular, the participation of middle and high school students, office workers, and housewives gives us confidence that the 6/3 Revolution is destined for success. The renewed energy of the older generation, who have been fighting all along, is another major reason for this optimism.

The small minority who still view election fraud as merely a "poorly managed election" should heed the lesson of "The Emperor's New Clothes" and stop ignoring the truth. We must call it what it is: election fraud. In particular, the political sphere and the media must awaken to the reality.

The fakes must step down. That includes the fake president Lee Jae-myung, fake members of the National Assembly, and especially the fake local government heads and superintendents who are taking office today; they must resign and face re-elections.

Re-elections are inevitable because those who are fraudulent cannot maintain any legitimacy, and we must ensure that those who have no sense of shame are made to feel it.

They cannot be recognized internationally. Comments from President Trump, who is deeply committed to addressing election fraud, will surely emerge. President Trump knows full well that Lee Jae-myung is a fraud, which is why he is bypassing him, and Lee is nervously awaiting the moment President Trump identifies him as a fraud.

At that point, he will be dragged down, going far beyond a simple resignation, and will undoubtedly spend the rest of his life in prison. We must continue to gather our strength. With the summit in sight, even complaining of fatigue is a luxury we cannot afford.