Jang Dong-hyuk, leader of the People Power Party [Photo=Jang Dong-hyuk's Facebook] 

"Under the current Lee Jae-myung administration, the freedom and rule of law in South Korea are being severely undermined." 

This warning is from a resolution adopted at the International Democrat Union (IDU) General Assembly on the 5th. 

In the resolution, the International Democrat Union pointed out that "the unilateral tyranny of the party holding a majority in the National Assembly is recurring, and policies causing serious side effects are being pushed forward without sufficient societal discussion."  Such a statement is highly significant in that it directly confronts the phenomenon of South Korea's collapse.

South Korea has now become so battered that it can no longer be called a nation. From the moment Lee Jae-myung was elected president until now, all that the Democratic Party and the Lee Jae-myung administration have done is desperately try to save the criminal Lee Jae-myung, abandoning diplomacy, security, and even the people's livelihoods. How dire must the situation be for the International Democrat Union to issue a warning about South Korea's national crisis?

120 Days as Party Leader is More Than Enough

South Korea is no longer a democratic country. The moment Lee Jae-myung was elected president through fraudulent elections, South Korea had already devolved into a socialist state. At least, that is my judgment.

This is because I have a premonition that the force behind Lee Jae-myung, who consumed Seongnam City by unifying with Kim Mi-hee of the Unified Progressive Party (UPP), then took Gyeonggi Province, and ultimately swallowed South Korea through fraudulent elections, is not the Democratic Party but the Gyeonggi Eastern Alliance.

To me, the People Power Party's Jang Dong-hyuk's desperate 24-hour filibuster against the establishment of a "court for sedition" yesterday sounded like the last outcry against Lee Jae-myung's dictatorial government.

However, the Democratic Party, ignoring the bloody cries of the opposition leader, ultimately passed the bill for the "court for sedition," and South Korea has finally embarked on the path to becoming a complete socialist state. It is a communist state where the national system no longer functions.

Jang Dong-hyuk, who cut the Gordian Knot in one swift stroke! 

They will now brand all citizens who stand in the way of Lee Jae-myung's one-man dictatorship as remnants of sedition and purge them. Nevertheless, through this chaotic era, we have encountered a hero. That person is Jang Dong-hyuk, leader of the People Power Party, who possesses superhuman inner strength.

While watching Jang Dong-hyuk's 24-hour filibuster, I was reminded of the valiant young Alexander who cut the Gordian Knot in one swift stroke.

That's right. In our desperation, we have met Alexander Jang, who will defeat Lee Jae-myung, and Lee Jae-myung, the stooge of the Chinese, has entered the Blue House, a place where power wielders commit evil deeds. It is a divine coincidence.

Unite as One and March to the Blue House!

Now, there is only one thing we must do: use the 'Ming-Qing' war to lead us to victory. To do so, we must unite as one. First, we must cleanly deal with the traitors within the People Power Party.

Then, we must hasten the formation of a "Conservative Round Table Conference" to rally conservative forces who have pledged their lives to defending the free South Korean system.

This clear imperative is the final earthly task that the hero of South Korea, Alexander Jang, must solve as he faces the rise and fall of South Korea. If we miss this rare opportunity, South Korea might disappear from this earth forever. There is no more time. We must hurry.

Poet, Member of the People Power Party

◆ Kim Jin-ho, Poet of Dumye

He is active as a poet, freelance writer, and environmental activist, and has served as the director of the Daejeon Metropolitan Songgang Korean Music Orchestra and as an advisor to Daejeon University and Chungcheongnam-do Province. He has published three poetry collections, including the poetry essay collection 'Albatross, the Foolish Bird.' 'Dumye Poet' is his pen name and professional name.