Around the world, there is currently a war against election fraud, spearheaded by the Trump administration in the United States. In Korea as well, public demands for explanations regarding election fraud are growing increasingly vocal. However, all truths are being obscured in Korea due to the tyranny of the media and the leftist government, which are violating the public's right to know.

The reason I am writing this article is that there are still many people among the public who are ambivalent about election fraud, or who are aware of its existence but do not consider it a serious issue.

Only Paying Lip Service to "Elections are the Flower of Liberal Democracy"

When I came to Korea from North Korea, I heard the beautiful saying, "Elections are the flower of liberal democracy." Yet, among Koreans, there are too many people who can speak eloquently but expect others to act, essentially seeking benefits without contributing.

Because they only speak and do not cultivate and protect the flower of liberal democracy through their own efforts, they are unable to rectify election fraud.

If the government is stolen through fraudulent elections and the nation is endangered, how can such elections be called the flower of liberal democracy? Moreover, what is the point of holding such elections a hundred times?

In short, current Korean elections are no longer the flower of liberal democracy. Rather, they are a poisonous weed that kills liberal democracy. This means that Korean elections have degenerated into a means for those backed by North Korea and China to usurp power.

Talking About Election Fraud Leads to 10 Years in Prison? Is This Normal?

What sane citizen would inexplicably cast votes exclusively for criminals, those who deny the Republic of Korea, pro-North Korean and pro-China elements who advocate anti-American and anti-Japanese sentiment, and political scum who approved the first and second impeachment? Someone please answer. The Korean National Assembly has the highest proportion of criminals and traitors in the world.

It is impossible that the majority of the over 44.28 million voters in the Republic of Korea are fools who like criminals and pro-North Korean and pro-China elements.

No matter how much North Korea and China may have infiltrated ideology into the Republic of Korea, not all citizens have become so corrupt as to support only criminals and traitors. There are still far more patriots who love their country than traitors.

Since there are still more patriots than traitors in the Republic of Korea, the leftists can never win elections without committing election fraud. This is why the leftists must engage in election fraud.

There will be those who report me to the police for writing such an article. The Republic of Korea is the only country on Earth that has enacted a law to send someone to prison for 10 years for speaking about election fraud.

Yet, the reason I write this is because instead of explaining the numerous allegations of election fraud, the Democratic Party of Korea and the leftists try to silence the powerless citizens through lawsuits and accusations.

The fact that a powerful ruling party exerts pressure through lawsuits and accusations instead of explaining the public's allegations of election fraud is proof that election fraud exists. If it doesn't exist, they can simply clarify it fairly. The group claiming that election fraud did not occur in Korea is reducing the public to a lower form of animal, worse than pigs and dogs.

The People Power Party, which is not thinking about rectifying election fraud and is only talking about winning the June 3rd local elections, is equally complicit in election fraud.

Every Korean citizen, for the sake of their children, should not let their single vote be stolen. Do not just sit at home and complain; join the strong tide of the era and expose election fraud.

◆ Advisor Kim Tae-san

Advisor at the Hankook Daily, former representative of a North Korean trading company in the Czech Republic. In Korea, he has worked as the Deputy Director of the North Korea Social Research Institute, providing deep insights and experience on inter-Korean relations and North Korean issues.