Former People Power Party leader Han Dong-hoon, who caused controversy by attacking the Yoon Suk-yeol administration with comments on the party members' bulletin board by himself and his family. Captured from KBS News footage.

Poet and People Power Party member Kim Jin-hoHan Dong-hoon destroyed conservatism, and in just 6 months, South Korea has been ruined under the Lee Jae-myung administration. A democratic nation has been dismantled, and it has become a state of procedural dictatorship. A state of procedural dictatorship refers to a dictatorship that wears the mask of democracy. 

Although democratic procedures appear to be maintained on the surface, a political situation where power is monopolized and public participation is thoroughly excluded is called procedural dictatorship. The Lee Jae-myung administration is now opening 'the prelude to procedural dictatorship'.

This is because conservatives, so to speak, laid the groundwork. That's right. Today's Lee Jae-myung administration would never have been able to be established without the impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol; in fact, it was a government that could not even be imagined.

South Korea has now lost its government to Lee Jae-myung, who was facing five trials for 12 crimes, and the people have been living in hell for seven months already. This is due to Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People Power Party, and the traitors who abetted him.

Lee Jae-myung had a windfall becoming president.

That is correct. I say this because if it weren't for Hwang Woo-yeo, the nomination committee chairman who effectively gave a free pass to Han Dong-hoon, the defeated candidate in the 22nd general election, and if it weren't for the incident involving Han Dong-hoon's family posting comments on the party members' bulletin board, obsessively trying to bring down President Yoon Suk-yeol, and if it weren't for Han Dong-hoon's followers voting in favor of impeachment, and if it weren't for Han Dong-hoon's statement that 'the December 3rd emergency martial law was rebellion,' then President Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment and the charge of rebellion would not have been established in the first place.

That's right. The Democratic Party and Lee Jae-myung have benefited greatly due to the betrayers in the People Power Party who are constantly coveting a parliamentary cabinet system.

Those who, as a parricidal party that impeached President Park Geun-hye, couldn't even field a presidential candidate, barely regained the presidency thanks to the then Prosecutor General Yoon Suk-yeol, who emerged like a comet. Now, the party leader couldn't stand it and reignited the flame for President Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment, making the Democratic Party and Lee Jae-myung grateful.

I call Lee Jae-myung a man who had a windfall in the June 3rd presidential election. Just as Lee Jun-seok handed over the government to Lee Jae-myung and dreamt of a parliamentary cabinet system, I have strong suspicions that Han Dong-hoon might also have a secret agreement with Lee Jae-myung for a parliamentary cabinet system.

Given the circumstances at the time, even if Lee Jae-myung had won, his election would have been nullified by a single verdict in the election law violation case, which was returned for retrial with a guilty verdict.

Han Dong-hoon is the defeated general who ruined the 22nd general election. And he is the main culprit who, through his and his family's comments on the party members' bulletin board, brought ruin to the Yoon Suk-yeol administration.

Now, Representative Jang Dong-hyuk must make a decision. He must expel Han Dong-hoon, who has brought down President Yoon Suk-yeol from power and devastated the conservative People Power Party, as quickly as possible. If Jang Dong-hyuk loses sight of his initial resolve to 'embrace President Yoon Suk-yeol's achievements and failures and to sort out internal party strife,' he is finished.

If Representative Jang Dong-hyuk refuses the expulsion of Han Dong-hoon, which 80% of the party members desire, this would also be an act of betrayal. Representative Jang Dong-hyuk must quickly make the People Power Party bleed and cut into the Democratic Party and Lee Jae-myung, who are the bleeding wounds of South Korea. This is the public sentiment on the streets and the command of 53 million citizens standing at the threshold of communization.

Poet and People Power Party Member