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South Korea has been all but taken over by anti-state forces loyal to China and North Korea.
President Yoon challenged them by declaring martial law in response to evidence of election fraud, and is currently serving time in prison for his actions.
A group of Chinese spies who rigged elections in the U.S. and South Korea were arrested and sent to the U.S. with martial law, Sky Daily reported.
The U.S. has yet to officially confirm this.
If the U.S. were to announce this Chinese election-rigging spy ring, Yun would be released.
Currently, South Korea's approval ratings for President Yoon are rising rapidly, but the mainstream media deliberately fails to report on this or denigrates it.
This is because South Korea's major media outlets are controlled by anti-state forces (labor unions loyal to North Korea).
There was a lot of evidence of election fraud in South Korea, but the courts ignored it. It is believed that the judges were complicit.
Anti-state forces in South Korea have taken control of the country's main institutions - the National Assembly, the courts, and the Election Commission.
They have also taken control of the mainstream media to brainwash citizens.
All that remains is the old guard, which is still dominant on YouTube, and its leader, President Yoon Seok-yeol.
The good news is that young people in their twenties and thirties are supporting him.
The traitors want to give the country to China. The forces that once followed North Korea now follow China. Even within the ruling party, there are those who betray the president and follow China. They have made all sorts of bad laws to facilitate China's invasion and are trying to gag the citizens. They are now even censoring social media.
The people of South Korea have risen up in response. They do not want South Korea to become a vassal state of China. They have recognized the evil plans of the Democratic Party of Korea, the center of the anti-national forces. They want President Yoon back in office and want the election fraud to be investigated.
When martial law was declared on December 3, 2004, South Koreans criticized the president, but now they support him. This is because they realize that South Korea is almost taken over by traitors, as the president said.
The fight against the traitors is underway. For now, they seem to have the upper hand. They have taken control of the media, the National Assembly, and the courts. But with an awakened citizenry rising up, South Korea will not be easily overthrown. As always, the Korean people will overcome with their own strength.
Freedom is not free!
President Yoon challenged them by declaring martial law in response to evidence of election fraud, and is currently serving time in prison for his actions.
A group of Chinese spies who rigged elections in the U.S. and South Korea were arrested and sent to the U.S. with martial law, Sky Daily reported.
The U.S. has yet to officially confirm this.
If the U.S. were to announce this Chinese election-rigging spy ring, Yun would be released.
Currently, South Korea's approval ratings for President Yoon are rising rapidly, but the mainstream media deliberately fails to report on this or denigrates it.
This is because South Korea's major media outlets are controlled by anti-state forces (labor unions loyal to North Korea).
There was a lot of evidence of election fraud in South Korea, but the courts ignored it. It is believed that the judges were complicit.
Anti-state forces in South Korea have taken control of the country's main institutions - the National Assembly, the courts, and the Election Commission.
They have also taken control of the mainstream media to brainwash citizens.
All that remains is the old guard, which is still dominant on YouTube, and its leader, President Yoon Seok-yeol.
The good news is that young people in their twenties and thirties are supporting him.
The traitors want to give the country to China. The forces that once followed North Korea now follow China. Even within the ruling party, there are those who betray the president and follow China. They have made all sorts of bad laws to facilitate China's invasion and are trying to gag the citizens. They are now even censoring social media.
The people of South Korea have risen up in response. They do not want South Korea to become a vassal state of China. They have recognized the evil plans of the Democratic Party of Korea, the center of the anti-national forces. They want President Yoon back in office and want the election fraud to be investigated.
When martial law was declared on December 3, 2004, South Koreans criticized the president, but now they support him. This is because they realize that South Korea is almost taken over by traitors, as the president said.
The fight against the traitors is underway. For now, they seem to have the upper hand. They have taken control of the media, the National Assembly, and the courts. But with an awakened citizenry rising up, South Korea will not be easily overthrown. As always, the Korean people will overcome with their own strength.
Freedom is not free!