A large-scale rally denouncing election fraud was held in front of the Michuhol Tower in Songdo, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, today at 3 PM on the 11th. 

A large-scale rally denouncing election fraud was held in front of the Michuhol Tower in Songdo, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, today at 3 PM on the 11th. 

This rally was held in protest against A-web, located on the 19th floor of the Michuhol Tower, which has been identified as a base for exporting election fraud. 

The rally, organized by Serverkka (CEO Jang Jae-eon), saw a significant turnout of prominent figures from the conservative camp, including △Jiman Won, CEO of System Club △Min Kyung-wook, CEO of KCPAC (Korea Conservative Political Action Committee) △Kim Hyun-tae, Head of Jayuhan-gildan (former Commander of the ROK Army's 707th Special Mission Group) △and Jeon Han-gil, CEO of 'Jeon Han-gil News', who all raised their voices to denounce election fraud.

The rally officially began with participants chanting, "Yoon Again!" "Yoon Seok-yeol Return!" "Eliminate Election Fraud!" "Disband the National Election Commission!" and "Down with A-web!"

Jang Jae-eon, CEO of Serverkka

Jiman Won, CEO of System Club

Min Kyung-wook, CEO of KCPAC (Korea Conservative Political Action Committee) 

Dr. Jiman Won, the first speaker, denounced the irrationality of advance voting and explained the importance of the law of large numbers. He emphasized that Korea should also advance its voting methods by adopting manual vote counting, like Taiwan.

Min Kyung-wook, who followed, stated, "Less than a year after the April 15th election fraud, a survey was conducted among Yeonsu-gu residents, and as many as 40% responded that election fraud occurred. This shows a high level of awareness regarding election fraud in this area."

He further revealed, "A-web, located here, exports election fraud equipment, including electronic vote counting machines, to developing countries worldwide, such as those in Central Asia, Africa, and Central America, and receives payments in the name of ODA (Official Development Assistance) from Korea."

He added, "Members of the People Power Party are not interested in election fraud because they have nothing to lose from it. I lost my seat despite receiving the most votes due to election fraud. Similarly, you have all had your right to participate in elections taken away. That is why we are fighting."

He then offered advice: "If you are confused about how to view the People Power Party members, observe what they say about election fraud. If they are calling for an investigation into election fraud, they are people you can trust."

Kim Hyun-tae, Head of Jayuhan-gildan (former Commander of the ROK Army's 707th Special Mission Group)

Jeon Han-gil, CEO of 'Jeon Han-gil News'

Next, Kim Hyun-tae lamented, "President Yoon Seok-yeol's legitimate state of emergency has been labeled as a rebellion by anti-national forces." He argued, "We must clearly identify North Korea as our main enemy and remember that 'Yoon Again' and 'Eliminate Election Fraud' are the only paths forward," receiving much applause.

Jeon Han-gil stated, "I proposed a second debate on election fraud to Representative Lee Jun-seok, and suggested that Jang Dong-hyuk, the People Power Party's floor leader who formed the Election Fraud TF team, should participate in the second debate. However, there has been no response yet."

He also expressed indignation, saying, "The A-web, created by the National Election Commission, is exporting election fraud systems worldwide, bringing shame to Korea. Congo has even lodged a protest."

Furthermore, Jeon Han-gil raised suspicions about the involvement of A-web with USAID (United States Agency for International Development), which has been shut down in the US. He declared, "Under the Lee Jae-myung administration, the ROK-US alliance is threatened, and the economy is collapsing due to the Yellow Envelope Law."

He also drew sympathy from the rally participants by comparing the Lee Jae-myung administration to a dictator, criticizing four dictatorial behaviors: religious persecution, media suppression, control of the judiciary, and the elimination of political rivals.

Finally, Jeon Han-gil proclaimed, "Dominion in the US, Smartmatic in Venezuela, and Miru Systems in Korea are all in cahoots. President Yoon's state of emergency was also to uncover election fraud. Let's not stop fighting until everything is revealed."

Ju Ok-soon, CEO of Korea Mothers' Army TV

Nam Kwang-kyu, Professor at Kookmin University Graduate School

Chun Chang-ryong, CEO of New Franchisee Rights Defense Association

In addition to these speakers, prominent figures such as △Jeong Ha-jin, a youth speaker who gave an English speech △Ju Ok-soon, CEO of Korea Mothers' Army TV △Nam Kwang-kyu, Professor at Kookmin University Graduate School △Jang Il, Chairman of 'Jangpung 2030' Central Association △and Chun Chang-ryong, CEO of the New Franchisee Rights Defense Association, were all mobilized to denounce election fraud and voice their concerns.

Notably, the significance of this rally was further enhanced by the participation of the Daegu Struggle Headquarters, which chartered a bus from Daegu to attend.

Following the rally, a walking march proceeded from Technopark Station to Campus Town Station, led by large Taegeukgi (Korean flag) and the Stars and Stripes. It was a time when voices denouncing election fraud and a brilliant wave of Taegeukgi covered Songdo, Incheon. 

Following the rally, a walking march proceeded from Technopark Station to Campus Town Station, led by large Taegeukgi and the Stars and Stripes. 

Reporter Lim Yo-hee