Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn and American youth shout "Free Yoon" near the CPAC Korea booth. [GIF from Lawyer Park Ju-hyun's YouTube]

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Surprising news emerged as American college students chanted "Free Yoon," a call for the release of President Yoon Seok-yeol, showing keen interest in Korea's regressive political situation, which left the Korean delegation astonished. 

Three young people, who introduced themselves as students at a university in Maryland, visited the Korean delegation's booth at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) annual convention for the second consecutive day on the 26th (local time) and drew attention by shouting slogans like "President Yoon must be released." 

On the second day of the convention, held at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas, they visited the Korea booth set up by the Freedom and Innovation Party, led by Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn. They expressed significant interest in the situation where President Yoon was unjustly imprisoned for declaring martial law, a constitutional right. 

American youth cheering for President Yoon and Representative Hwang. [Photo provided by Wi Geum-sook, Chairperson of the Freedom and Innovation Party's Special Committee for Election Fraud Reform]

A party official in the United States shared this surprising experience in an SNS communication with , explaining, "I met the student on the far left again last night. He said that President Yoon's declaration of martial law was legitimate, that impeachment and imprisonment were absurd, and that God would surely save President Yoon." 

The young people listened attentively as a party official explained that President Yoon Seok-yeol, while imprisoned, had read the Bible as a Christian and had been "born again" (meaning converted in Christianity). The Freedom and Innovation Party explained that they responded with "God's Grace" and, based on deep understanding, began chanting the slogans "Yoon again" and "Free Yoon." 

Another anecdote that caused a fresh shock was when they recognized Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn and expressed their respect. 

A party official stated, "The American youth understood that Representative Hwang ran for office to fight against election fraud and that he withdrew his candidacy at the last moment (in the presidential election) to help a right-wing candidate win." He added, "They expressed respect for Representative Hwang, who fought for democracy." The official then criticized the domestic media for remaining silent on election fraud, saying, "Can the Korean media stop what American college students already know?" 

Lawyer Gordon Chang (4th from right) and officials from the Freedom and Innovation Party take a commemorative photo.Holding up banners with "We go together" and "Election Fraud In Korea" written on them, these young people stood alongside Lawyer Park Ju-hyun, chanting slogans with Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn, forming a sense of solidarity. They shook hands with each member of the Korean delegation and encouraged each other. The young men, who introduced themselves as Clayton Boone, Logan Cole, and Christian Browning, are known to have majored in political science and finance. 

This was not all. American college students from Pennsylvania also visited the Korea delegation's booth set up by the Freedom and Innovation Party. They formed a consensus on the issue of eradicating election fraud worldwide and the environment of radical oppression in Korea, discussed ways to overcome these challenges, and cheered for Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn. Representative Hwang also focused on informing the international community about Korea's uncomfortable truths through a series of interviews with independent media. 

College students from Pennsylvania take a commemorative photo with Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn, who has been fighting against election fraud.

Representative Hwang was seen conversing with the popular YouTuber 'Cheonjokupa-raengi' in a video on Lawyer Park Ju-hyun's YouTube channel. 'Cheonjokupa-raengi,' who operates a YouTube channel under the motto that martial law cannot be rebellion, has gained popularity as a valuable channel that criticizes the contradictory behavior of Korean leftists, such as 'Gangnam Leftists' and 'Fashion Leftists' who send their children to study in the US while being anti-American, and has reported Korean radical forces to US intelligence agencies. 

YouTuber 'Cheonjokupa-raengi' (left) and Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn take a commemorative photo.

Meanwhile, the Freedom and Innovation Party's direct diplomacy with the US, bypassing the People Power Party, and the actions of its leader, Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn, have garnered special attention from American conservatives. Analyzing that South Korea's legislative, executive, and judicial branches have been infiltrated by anti-national forces and judging that US intervention is inevitable, the Freedom and Innovation Party has widened the scope of cooperation with the US and is working to establish a bridgehead for US intervention in Korea. Ahead of CPAC, in addition to Representative Hwang, 13 party officials traveled to the US and have been actively working to focus American conservative attention on election fraud in Korea. 

This move is known to reflect the desperate perception of some domestic conservatives that, with the current People Power Party, which has resolved to sever ties with the president it produced despite being the main opposition party, having significantly deficient international awareness, any communion with the Trump administration, which has staked its life on eradicating global election fraud cartels, is impossible. Therefore, proactive measures are inevitable to keep pace with the upcoming unprecedented scale and intensity of US actions. 

American college students cheerfully chant "Free Yoon" with Lawyer Park Ju-hyun. [GIF from Lawyer Park Ju-hyun's YouTube]

Officials from the Freedom and Innovation Party and Lawyer Park Ju-hyun visit the CPAC annual convention, the largest conservative conference in the United States.