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Public suspicion toward the ruling government will grow day by day unless...

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log date: 2026-6-22 Rewrote: 2026-7-7 Added photos: 2026-9-4 Controversies over election fraud are ongoing in many countries around the world, and while the United States was investigating allegations of past election fraud,  Mike Lindell,  a righteous businessman, uncovered fraud related to electronic voting machines and exposed it to the world, which served as a catalyst for many countries to switch their election systems to analog methods. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- * National Eleciton Commission (hereinafter NEC) Confirmed that the NEC destroyed 1,900 unused ballot papers—which had not been issued to voters—just one day before an on-site inspection. Reported by KBS News on 2026-6-11 A subsequently obtained certificate of destruction specified the disposal method, revealing that the NEC had commissioned an specialized incineration compnay to destroy the entire ballot paper boxes. This is a copy of certificate of dissolution...

Why are those of you who cried out for democracy 40 years ago silent now?

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log date: 2026-6-14 Voters demanding a re-election at the Jamsil Olympic Park since 2026-6-5. June 10, 2026, student councils from approximately 30 universities including Korea University, read a statement regarding the infringement of voting rights that occurred during the local elections held on June 3, 2026. In fact, June 10 is a day of great significance in Korean history. ** The June 10 Democratic Movement (June Struggle) was a large-scale democratization movement that took place nationwide on June 10, 1987, in opposition to the dictatorship of the regime of Doo-hwan Jeon and the April 13 Constitutional Protection Measures (maintaining the indirect election system).  Faced with nationwide backlash, the administration ruled by Tae-woo Noh, eventually issued the 'June 29 Declaration,' and accepted a constitutional amendment to introduce a direct presidential election system. The constitution enacted at that time has become the foundation sustaining the Republic of Korea to t...

Company indebted, workers lost their jobs, but the owner's wealth growing. Miracle?

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log date: 2026-5-29 The police forcibly dispersed employees who were staging a hunger strike in front of the Blue House, demanding a resolution to the Homeplus crisis.They have requested a meeting with the President. Reported by Service union (서비스연맹) on 2026-5-25. Employees of Homeplus Co., Ltd. (hereinafter Homeplus 홈플러스), demanding a meeting with the President Lee in front of the Blue House, South Korea. Homeplus employees ended up into a hunger strike in the front of the Blue House after being ignored while waiting for a response from the Lee administration following a press conference held on 2026-5-19. On January 14, 2026, all requests for arrest warrants against Homeplus executives including Michael Byoung-ju Kim (김병주) the owner of MBK Partners, who was the cause of the Homplus crisis, were dismissed. The predictions that the public had feared and criticized have become reality. In the substantive hearing following the requests for arrest warrants, the court released Byoung-ju Ki...

Price discrimination on essential goods is an inequality seen only in colonies - ②

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log date: 2026-5-24 The shares of public sector enterprises cannot be traded on the stock exchange because the shares of listed companies affect the ownership structure. Public sector companies are established with public funds and are operated by the government for the purpose of profit seeking for the public interest. Since a state-owned organization where the government determines product prices through supply terms and conditions, must engage in management activities that align with the public interest, it is reasonable to legally prohibit them from listing on the stock exchange. Korea Electric Power Corporation (hereinafter KEPCO) is perceived as a public sector enterprise to such an extent that if you ask South Koreans what kind of company KEPCO is, nine out of ten Koreans will answer that it's a state-owned enterprise. It is true that the government determines KEPCO's electricity rates through the Electricity Supply Terms and Conditions; therefore, viewing KEPCO as a pub...

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