Commentator Lee Sang-ro (left) released an 'Open Letter to Lee Jae-myung' on the 7th concerning "brick ballots." [Photo = Reporter Lim Yo-hee, Yonhap News]

Rally at Seoul Station on March 7th. [Photo = Reporter Lim Yo-hee]

Reporter Lee Sang-ro (left) and Dr. Jang Jae-eon are revealing the list of 15 election commission chairmen and their CIA report numbers in relation to "brick ballots." [Photo = Reporter Lim Yo-hee]

The Seoul Station rally, where bombshell declarations are made every week, saw powerful statements that defied expectations even on the afternoon of the 7th.

On this day, political commentator Lee Sang-ro made two announcements related to his signature "brick ballots."

One was an 'Open Letter to Lee Jae-myung' concerning "brick ballots," and the other was the "reporting of 15 election commission chairmen to the CIA."

"Brick ballots" refer to bundles of ballots that are uncreased, similar to stacks of new currency.

First, in the 'Open Letter to Lee Jae-myung,' commentator Lee Sang-ro stated under the title "You are not the true president. I urge you to make a decision," that "Since your appearance on the central political stage recently, a large quantity of brick ballots have been openly brought into the vote counting centers."

He then revealed the following photos of "brick ballots."

① Brick ballots found at the vote counting center for Incheon Gyeyang-eul, where candidate Lee Jae-myung ran in the 'June 1, 2022, National Assembly by-election.'

② Brick ballots found at the vote counting center for Incheon Gyeyang-eul, where candidate Lee Jae-myung ran in the 'April 10, 2024, National Assembly election.'

③ Scenes from vote counting centers nationwide where candidate Lee Jae-myung ran for 'June 3, 2025, Presidential election.' Reporter Lee Sang-ro emphasized, "Brick ballots shamelessly and brazenly appear in all vote counting centers across the country."

Reporter Lee Sang-ro stated that he had sent a certified letter demanding an explanation from Lee Jae-myung, who was the leader of the Democratic Party of Korea at the time, regarding these photos, but has not yet received a reply. He then posed the following questions:

First, do you believe the brick ballots shown in the above photos are legitimate ballots?

Second, did you order the production and distribution of brick ballots to vote counting centers nationwide?

Third, do you acknowledge that you were elected through electoral fraud and intend to step down as president?

Fourth, do you intend to transition the election system to Taiwan's "same-day voting followed by immediate on-site vote counting" starting with the upcoming local elections?

Furthermore, he unequivocally stated, "President Yoon Suk-yeol is in prison now because he did not eradicate electoral fraud early in his term," and added, "If you do not reform the election system immediately, you will face the same fate as former President Yoon Suk-yeol."

He also conveyed, "The immediate task you must undertake is to change the election system to Taiwan's model of 'same-day voting followed by immediate on-site vote counting.'"

Finally, he concluded the letter by saying, "It is possible that this letter may not be delivered to you by your aides. However, this letter will be made public on the internet. It will also be translated into English and delivered to President Trump of the United States. It will be delivered to Japanese Prime Minister Takahashi as well. Of course, it will also be disclosed to the UN and the EU. I urge you to make a decision."

Another significant announcement was the reporting of 15 election commission chairmen from areas where "brick ballot" suspicions were raised during the △2022 Incheon Gyeyang-eul by-election △2024 general election △2025 presidential election to the CIA.

Reporter Lee Sang-ro revealed the list of 15 individuals and their CIA report numbers on the spot and raised his voice, stating his intention to report vote counting staff to the CIA as well.

Meanwhile, hundreds of participants gathered at the rally by Servergga (CEO Jang Jae-eon) at Seoul Station that day, shouting "Fake Lee Jae-myung" and "China Communist Party Out."

 Reporter Lim Yo-hee