Attorney Park Joo-hyun speaks at the handball stadium in Olympic Park, Jamsil, on the night of the 3rd. [Attorney Park Joo-hyun YouTube GIF]

A subtle front line is forming among the right-wing citizens who have packed Olympic Park in Songpa-gu, Seoul—a place that has recently emerged as a sacred site for the "investigation of election fraud"—to the point where there is barely room to stand.

As internal conflict deepens over disagreements regarding calls for an investigation into the Association of World Election Bodies (A-WEB), power plays, arguments among YouTubers, and controversies over "Jahyeok-mori" (the act of labeling and badgering individuals as members of the Liberty and Innovation Party), concerns among citizens are growing.

Attorney Park Joo-hyun, who has been at the forefront of uncovering the truth behind election fraud, addressed the "right-wing division" during a YouTube live broadcast near the Olympic Park handball stadium on the night of the 3rd. When asked by citizens about the matter, he explained, "Division and conflict are part of the process for democracy to grow."

He continued, "Division does not necessarily mean failure, and since the rise and fall depends on how that process is managed, we should not blindly avoid it just because these situations occur." He appealed for understanding across the broader right-wing community, which views issues from different perspectives, and urged "mature acceptance."

Putting the Brakes on Misguided ‘Jahyeok-mori’… “A-WEB is an Election Fraud Struggle Led by Mijung-gal”

The on-site discussion that day focused on the debate surrounding placards calling for an international investigation into A-WEB and questions about so-called "Jahyeok-mori." This arose because some YouTubers and citizens had raised suspicions that the slogan was merely a political tactic of a specific party (the Liberty and Innovation Party).

In response, Attorney Park gestured toward the area near Gate 2-1 of the handball stadium, where A-WEB international investigation placards were concentrated, and refuted the misunderstandings one by one.

He remarked, "Actually, the A-WEB slogan is not a slogan of the Liberty and Innovation Party." He explained, "It is 'Mijung-gal' (US Political Gallery)—a group of people who are working hard to dig into election fraud—who are the ones demanding an 'A-WEB election fraud investigation.' Even Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn (of the Liberty and Innovation Party) talks about 'election fraud and re-elections,' not 'A-WEB election fraud.'"

He further pointed out, "While it is true that he (Rep. Hwang) believes A-WEB must be dismantled and investigated, the claim that the Liberty and Innovation Party is spearheading this specific movement is incorrect."

“The Right Fails the Moment it Shifts to the Center… Hiding Facts is a Leftist Tactic”

One citizen present at the scene asked, "While I sympathize with their intent, elections and suffrage are not just right-wing issues but matters for all citizens. If the agenda is expanded excessively (to include A-WEB), won't it reduce mass scalability?"

Attorney Park drew a clear line, stating that the winning formulas for the right and the left are completely different, and replied firmly.

He emphasized, "As I mentioned recently, the way the right wins and the way the left wins are different. The left must aim for the center to win, but for the right to win, it must champion strong ideologies and strong facts." He added, "Presidents Reagan and Trump talk about a strong right-wing stance, and (President Trump) talks about the facts of election fraud. People who advocate for this should not compromise. Since we are fighting with the truth and for the truth, it is important to enlighten people by revealing more of the truth."

Regarding repeated concerns that the rhetoric should be toned down for national expansion, Attorney Park rebuked, "The idea that we must hide the essence of election fraud to inform more people is cowardly."

He insisted, "That is not expansion, but rather contraction. The right wing fails the moment it leans toward the center. Especially, we must recognize that masking facts and creating justifications for a centrist approach is a leftist tactic. Saying we should only call for re-elections to gather more people? That is fundamentally wrong; it is a trick devised by the left, just like Lee Jun-seok’s insistence that we only talk about re-elections."

Attorney Park Joo-hyun added, "I told them (those calling for an A-WEB international investigation) to try to match the rhythm of others, but they chose to proceed as they were. But that’s not wrong, is it? If we listen and empathize with why these people are shouting, their voice could become the voice of the whole; if we fail to empathize, that voice just fades away (under the surface). That is the democratic way we accept things."

He repeated, "It isn't wrong (to talk about A-WEB), is it? They are the masterminds behind the (international) election fraud. So, we cannot tell them not to make efforts to inform people about it. Voicing one's opinion is a natural freedom, and I believe that because we can reach compromises, this is the correct method."

However, he pointed out that an excessive approach, where one rejects others' arguments as if judging them, can worsen the problem regardless of which faction is involved.

When another citizen raised the issue that "some people ask, 'Why don't you talk about A-WEB? You aren't a true believer,'" he firmly established that "that is wrong," cautioning that "it is no different from those who tell people not to talk about A-WEB; both are wrong."

A-WEB flag flying at Olympic Park [Hanmi Ilbo]

“Spies and Agitators Likely Lurk in Olympic Park… We Need Mature Sublimation to Prevent Internal Conflict”

As the conversation deepened, the atmosphere naturally shifted toward the internal reorganization and solidarity of the right-wing movement. To another citizen's complaint that the divisions within the right wing were discouraging and demoralizing, Attorney Park raised awareness by mentioning the possible existence of "behind-the-scenes" forces.

He noted, "There are people aiming for division. There are those disguised as Liberty and Innovation Party members (with malicious intent to stir up trouble while not being members), and there are likely a great many spies here at Olympic Park. Since there are forces triggering and fostering conflict, we need to process this well. We must move toward a stage where this process is sublimated in a more mature way."

Specifically, he suggested, "When people gather, they cannot all have the same thoughts. So, we listen to stories, and if we find them agreeable, we accept them. Isn't that why it became 'election fraud, re-election'?" He added, "But if you listen to the A-WEB argument and still cannot empathize, you don't have to participate. Labeling the other side as spies or agitators is the wrong behavior."

When a citizen asked, "I think it's time for reorganization," Attorney Park replied, "That's why we must keep talking and find common ground. Among them, there might be real infiltrators or people acting in bad faith, so we must be watchful. If we aren't mature, we become puppets swept away by their schemes. We shouldn't fail like Hong Kong, right?"

After hearing this, one citizen remarked, "I was depressed for a few weeks, but I realize now that this is an unavoidable process."

“Hwang Kyo-ahn is a Leader Who is Consistent… People Power Party Has Too Many Complicit Figures Hiding Fraud”

During the live broadcast, Attorney Park also shared his views on the controversies surrounding Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn and Representative Jeon Han-gil, who receive mixed evaluations within the pan-right camp.

He urged mutual respect, stating, "Even if you criticize, do not disparage. We must avoid expressing mutual blame or conflict. If you disparage, even things that could be achieved will not work out."

He showed deep trust in Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn. Attorney Park described Rep. Hwang as "someone who is the same front and back," adding, "Most people reveal their true nature after being exposed for a long time, leading to mistakes or showing sides different from their on-screen image. But Rep. Hwang is truly someone who doesn't have that, so he is someone you can trust. I believe he is the most dedicated and sincere person regarding election fraud."

Regarding Representatives Hwang Kyo-ahn and Jang Dong-hyuk, he offered indirect advice: "I wish they would complement each other's shortcomings. If I were Rep. Jang, I would send Rep. Hwang into the special prosecutor position; that's not difficult, but it's not being done."

He added, "Honestly, looking at it coldly, the People Power Party seems to be trying to block it because too many people are complicit in election fraud. They call it 'faulty' rather than calling it 'election fraud,' right? We need to look at the big picture."

Attorney Park Joo-hyun has clearly stated several times that he is not a member of any specific political party.

Many patriotic citizens who visit Olympic Park share the same path as the Liberty and Innovation Party, besides Attorney Park. It can be seen that they are walking the path of uncovering the truth together because the Liberty and Innovation Party is the only domestic party that has adopted the eradication of election fraud as its official party platform.

Looking into the Background of the ‘Hong Gil-dong Party’ Label…

It is the same logic as people gathering at a stadium because they like soccer or at a concert hall because they like a singer. When people claim the Liberty and Innovation Party members are the only ones calling for international investigations, the actual members respond by asking if all 30,000 people at a soccer stadium are coworkers who live in the same place and know each other. The logic that everyone who puts a "Stop the Steal" sticker on their phone is a Liberty and Innovation Party member is considered pathetic.

Likewise, citizens who are not party members but call for an A-WEB investigation argue that they are not visiting Olympic Park because they are party members, but because they are striving to inform others of the truth by calling for an international investigation, as help from the U.S. is essential to root out the massive international election fraud cartel. They lament that one cannot know the mind of a giant if one is a small bird. It is like crying out in frustration that a beginner in enlightenment cannot understand the intent of a master. From the perspective of 10 levels of enlightenment, level 1 is seen as not much different from the left.

In contrast, those who seek to add strength to political activities by joining the Liberty and Innovation Party—the only party that has made the eradication of election fraud its platform—are quite angry at the tendency to dismissively label them. It is a common-sense pushback that finding and registering for an honest party with clear conservative ideology because one feels disillusioned by the dishonest and immoral state of established politics is an expression of freedom guaranteed by the Constitution and should never be the target of criticism. Their point is that raising concerns about "politics being involved" in the Jamsil struggle is misplaced.

The context for the term "Hong Gil-dong Party" is similar. Just like Hong Gil-dong, who could not call his father "father," they are dumbfounded by the ignorant bravery of those who insist it was a "faulty election" as if there is no need for even a shred of doubt, despite looking at election statistics that miraculously favor the left and offline evidence. "Hong Gil-dong Party" is a satire of a party that cannot call "election fraud" by its name, and they argue that it is a logical and rational criticism to view them as having participated in the catastrophic crime of election fraud, knowing that they are not actually ignorant.

They argue that even if a special prosecutor is appointed, can one really trust the results of a game where the judiciary, which is symbolized as one of the axes of the election fraud cartel, acts as the referee? They present empirical cases, saying that if the judiciary had been normal, President Yoon Suk-yeol would have been sentenced to life in prison. They ask if it is common sense to expect anything from the judiciary, claiming that the media, legislature, executive, and judiciary have already been taken over. They pour out their anger, asking if the painful bitterness of judicial distrust that Moon Hyeong-bae and Ji Gwi-yeon gave to the conservative right has already been forgotten. Thus, they sigh deeply, lamenting the tendency of some who shout "Yoon Again" while hopping on the bandwagon of "Jahyeok-mori," asking if that is not the very mark of "old-fashioned politics."