From left, Huh Byung-ki, Emeritus Professor of Engineering at Inha University; Do Kyung-gu, Emeritus Professor of Engineering at Hanyang University; Min Kyung-wook, former member of the National Assembly; and Kim Jae-soo, former chairman of the ROTC Patriots Association, pose for a commemorative photo at a restaurant in Songdo, Incheon, on March 27.  

Min Kyung-wook, former member of the National Assembly for the United Future Party (predecessor to the People Power Party), announced, "We are looking for students to assist Professor Huh Byung-ki, Emeritus Professor of Engineering at Inha University, in his research to expose fraudulent elections."  

In a phone call with The Korea-US Daily on the 10th, former Assemblyman Min stated, "It's regrettable that Professor Huh is not proficient with computer programs like Excel, which means his research and analysis require a great deal of time and effort. We are seeking help from students in science and engineering fields such as mathematics and statistics who are skilled in using computer programs."  

He added, "Young scholars willing and able to assist Professor Huh Byung-ki's research are encouraged to contact me via email," and disclosed his email address: minkyungwook@gmail.com.

Former Assemblyman Min explained, "Professor Huh is a person who is so dedicated to the fundamental principles that even when drawing graphs, he meticulously plots points on graph paper and then verifies them. He also dreams of his research contributing to establishing this field as an academic discipline, rather than remaining as fragmented research on election fraud."  

According to former Assemblyman Min, Professor Huh has often said, "I believe that researching recent cases of election fraud in South Korea could lead to several excellent doctoral dissertations."  

Professor Huh is recognized as an outstanding scholar who has dedicated most of his daily life for the past six years to research and writing aimed at exposing fraudulent elections. To date, Professor Huh has authored extensive books on election fraud, each exceeding 600-800 pages.  

Notably, documentaries produced thus far on election fraud are based on the theoretical foundations of Professor Huh's statistical research.  

Professor Huh is continuing his research to statistically prove that fraudulent elections were involved in last year's June 3rd presidential election and plans to publish this as another book.  

A book exposing election fraud, co-authored by Professor Huh Byung-ki, former Assemblyman Min Kyung-wook, and lawyer Kwon Oh-yong.  

By Huh Kyum