Banners calling for the “Dissolution of the NEC” posted by the Democratic Party. [AI-generated image]

Banners calling for the “dissolution of the National Election Commission (NEC)” posted by the Democratic Party can be seen all over the city. Dissolving the NEC requires a constitutional amendment. While freedom-loving, right-wing citizens also want the criminal organization known as the NEC to be dismantled, they are strictly opposed to any constitutional amendment.

The large-scale evidence of election fraud on June 3rd has caused an explosion of anger among citizens who had been patient and those who have newly learned the truth, and the epicenter of this unrest is Olympic Park.

Olympic Park has become a "true holy ground of democratization," which is unprecedented not only in Korea but globally. It is a revolution far greater than any historical revolution we have studied, and it continues to unfold and evolve to this day.

The forces behind the election fraud (the beneficiaries of the rigged elections) are aware that patriotic citizens fighting against election fraud want the NEC to be dissolved. Therefore, they have preemptively called for the dissolution of the NEC to cover up their crimes.

However, we see their intentions clearly.

Having already seized control of the legislative, judicial, and executive branches through election fraud, they have now captured local power as well. The NEC has finished its role as their hunting dog.

If they dissolve the NEC, establish an Election Management Bureau under the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, and commit new fraudulent acts through electronic voting, how is that any different from a burglar avoiding a local police box only to run into the main police station?

Furthermore, they are the type of people who would use a constitutional amendment for the dissolution of the NEC as a pretext to insert provisions for a cabinet system or a consecutive presidential term to allow Lee Jae-myung to extend his power.

Of course, the NEC will continue to act as their hunting dog for any election related to such a constitutional amendment.

It is said that if you know yourself and your enemy, you will never be in danger in a hundred battles.

Now, any citizen with common sense is aware of the election fraud and can see the schemes they are plotting. That is why we cannot lose.

Those few who are still unaware of the election fraud, regardless of their social status, must admit that they are the real conspiracy theorists and that their intelligence is lacking.

In fact, it is not only the NEC that faces the fate of “tosa-gupeng” (being discarded after being used). Moon Jae-in and Roh Moo-hyun were treated this way in the past, and even the fake president Lee Jae-myung is now facing the same fate. This is a hallmark of the leftists.

Although I do not trust opinion polls at all (as they are manipulated), Lee Jae-myung’s approval ratings are being cut in half, and the treasonous media outlets that praised him so much—JTBC and the JoongAng Ilbo—are now the ones reporting most heavily on the election fraud.

They served faithfully as Lee Jae-myung’s Red Guards, but they are now in a position where they have no choice but to face bankruptcy and court receivership. This, too, is a case of being discarded after being used.

Given the nature of media companies and journalists, it is only natural for them to compete for exclusive reports now that the dam of election fraud has broken. We will not forget their treacherous acts, nor will we forgive them.

The title of an article I wrote in the past comes to mind.

“You must struggle to find hope, and you must have hope to struggle.”

Long live the patriotic citizens!

Long live the Republic of Korea!

◆ Cho Yang-geon, Columnist

Director, National Struggle Headquarters against the 4.15 Election Fraud

General External Affairs Coordinator, Freedom High School Association