Patriotic citizens marching to protest election fraud. ⒸHankook Ilbo

The Republic of Korea is currently engaged in a silent war. A barbaric era has dawned where the election system, the bedrock of liberal democracy, is being hacked and the rule of law is being trampled.

It has been 8 months since someone referred to as the 'fake president' took office, and 1.5 years since 80 unconstitutional members of the National Assembly, suspected of being elected through election fraud, seized control of the parliament. In the meantime, Korean society has been a living nightmare.

Election Fraud is the Cause of Korea's Tragedy

President Yoon Suk-yeol of the liberal camp was ousted after more than 30 waves of impeachment attempts, and now a totalitarian atrocity is being committed with a death sentence sought by a rigged special prosecutor.

The root cause of this tragedy is singular: Rigged Election. Korea has now become a 'testbed' where election manipulation technologies and the infiltration of totalitarian forces, which threaten free nations worldwide, are being tested first and most overtly.

What we should focus on is the pathway through which South Korea's election systems are being exported overseas. Voting systems exported to Iraq, Congo, and the Philippines through Korean election equipment company Miru Systems and the Association of World Election Bodies (A-WEB) have repeatedly sparked allegations of fraud and controversy over errors. Are these mere technical glitches, or are they intentional backdoors?

Reasonable suspicion is turning into near certainty that the shadow of the Chinese Communist Party (Red Shadow) is deeply involved in South Korea's election computer networks and public opinion manipulation systems.

Despite this, South Korea's conservative party, the People Power Party, remains silent. Many party members and citizens are crying out on the streets, demanding an investigation into election fraud, yet the members of the National Assembly, a constitutional body, have remained tight-lipped.

We can speculate two reasons for this. First is a 'lack of knowledge' about the mechanics of global election manipulation, and second is a 'lack of courage' to face the truth. They fear being labeled 'conspiracy theorists' by the mainstream media the moment they mention election fraud and getting trapped in the narrative of election denial, ending their political careers.

However, if an election is flawed, we must deny it a hundred times over. That is why politics exists and it is the duty of public officials to protect democracy. When elections are reduced to a ritual for criminals, resisting and defying them is not treason but the most noble patriotism.

People of the World, Join Us in Uncovering the Truth of the Elections

Lee Jae-myung's regime cannot be overthrown by simply attacking its moral corruption or policy failures. The only way is to reveal the procedural legitimacy by which he seized power, that is, the 'truth of the election,' and prove that he is indeed a 'fake.'

If we accept his five-year term as a given and look forward to the next election, South Korea will cross the Point of No Return. There is no 'next' when the system itself has collapsed. Therefore, we must fight with all our might under the unified banner of the 'struggle against election fraud.'

If there is hope, it is that U.S. President Donald Trump has seen through the essence of this grand global deception. He is sincere about restoring election integrity and understands that the suffering South Korea is experiencing is not someone else's problem.

Furthermore, countless youths and patriotic citizens, awakened by President Yoon Suk-yeol's historic call to enlightenment, are pouring into the public squares. New media like YouTube are delivering the truth, breaking through the interference of established media, which are beholden to Chinese capital. Public opinion polls by Realmeter and others prove that our struggle has not been in vain. According to the surveys, nearly half of the public already harbors doubts about the election results.

To the patriots of America: The fight unfolding in Korea is not an issue of a foreign country. If South Korea's election system collapses, its technology, funds, and manipulation know-how will cross the Pacific and target the United States. In fact, it is already targeting it.

Silence is not golden. In a time of crisis like this, silence is cowardice and complicity. Action is Gold. We will not stop until we break down the false system and reclaim a world where the true sovereign is in charge.

Long live patriotic citizens, long live the Republic of Korea, and to all awake citizens around the world who love freedom, fight with us.

◆ Cho Yang-gun, Columnist

Head of the National Struggle Headquarters Against the April 15th Election Fraud (Guktubon)