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🔥Even as the corrupt South Korean regime tries to crush them, the people are out here cheering and showing unstoppable support! This is what real resistance to tyranny looks like ordinary citizens refusing to bow to election fraud and government oppression. South Korea’s patriots are inspiring the world. Hold the line! We’re with you! Videos compliments of: @Ilovetrumptesla

@freespiritwandr The unity of S Korea is what will bring the corruption to a halt.

To explain that the issues currently unfolding are not merely far-right political conspiracy theories being peddled by election losers, compiled as much of the documentation from the past eight years as possible. In 2018, even progressive organizations in the U.S. raised concerns about electronic voting machines. This is a bipartisan issue. 1. It began eight years ago, in 2018 — The U.S. Ambassador to the UN’s Warning to the Congo At the time, the U.S. Ambassador to the UN issued an official warning to the Congo: “This election must be conducted using paper ballots. The U.S. has no intention of supporting an electronic voting system. This technology could seriously undermine the credibility of the election.” 👉 The Korean-made vote-counting machines (Mi* system) that were the target of that warning are now in use throughout South Korea Source: The Sentry / Washington Post (September 10, 2018) thesentry.org/2018/09/10/233… 2. That same year, Congolese citizens traveled all the way to South Korea. The DR Congo civil society group “Freedom Fighters” came to South Korea to: ▪ Protest in front of the A-WEB (Association of World Election Bodies) headquarters in Songdo, Incheon ▪ Visit the National Election Commission of South Korea to lodge a protest Demand “Please prevent South Korea’s voting system from being used in our fraudulent elections.” — An incident where foreign citizens came all the way to our election commission. Source: Yonhap News (August 9, 2018) yna.co.kr/view/AKR201808… 3. A U.S. retired colonel also came to South Korea in person A retired USMC colonel (senior fellow at the U.S. Center for Security Policy) wrote in an op-ed for The Asia Times under his own name: “I came in 2020 at the request of South Korean citizens to investigate allegations of election tampering. I thought it would be nothing serious. But problems quickly came to light. It was a system wide open to manipulation, and the authorities refuse to review the evidence. Nothing has changed even now.” asiatimes.com/2025/06/letter… 4. 2023 South Korean National Intelligence Service (NIS) Internal Report ⚠️ In 2023, the South Korean National Intelligence Service (NIS) jointly released an official report with KISA: ▪ Internet penetration of the National Election Commission’s network is possible ▪ Vulnerabilities in the early voting communication system ▪ Staff passwords set to “12345” ▪ Confirmed infiltration by North Korean hacking groups However, according to numerous media reports, the National Election Commission responded with rebuttals rather than corrective measures. 5. And in 2024, an insider speaks out for the first time It was reported that a former National Election Commission employee, diagnosed with terminal cancer, appeared on camera from his hospital bed. Reported statements: “The National Election Commission has organized vote rigging through electronic vote-counting machines and early voting for a long time.” “I personally confirmed numerical discrepancies that would be impossible without artificial intervention.” Under common law, a deathbed statement holds the highest evidentiary weight. 6. In 2025, former high-ranking U.S. officials personally observe the South Korean presidential election. A former U.S. ambassador (formerly the Ambassador-at-Large for International Criminal Justice) + two retired U.S. colonels + policy experts, after observing the South Korean presidential election on-site, made an official announcement at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.: “The South Korean voting system lacks procedural transparency.” press.org/events/report-… 7. And in April 2026, the issue finally reaches the official witness stand of the U.S. Congress Written testimony submitted by a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel to the U.S. House of Representatives Bipartisan Human Rights Committee: “South Korean elections, particularly since April 2020, ▪ More votes than registered voters ▪ Bundles of crisp ballots with no creases ▪ 3,170 consecutive votes for a single candidate counted by machines — have been mired in allegations of fraud” U.S. House of Representatives Official: humanrightscommission.house.gov 8. And crucially — South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol’s public remarks ⚠️ Multiple media outlets reported that South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol directly and publicly cited “allegations of election fraud” as one of the reasons for declaring a state of emergency (martial law). This is a matter where both current and former presidents have officially stated that “there are problems with the election system.” — This means it is not merely a conspiracy theory circulating among the public. And What was actually discovered in South Korea? 🚩Common Pattern ① Stiff Ballots The current Public Official Election Act explicitly requires voters to fold their ballots before placing them in the ballot box However, the ballots discovered in bundles at counting centers every time: ▪ No crease marks ▪ No handling marks on the edges ▪ No stamp shadows on the back ▪ Candidate stamp positions are abnormally uniform ▪ Traces suggesting the election supervisor’s stamp was printed Common Pattern ② Statistically Impossible Identical Vote Counts June 3, 2026 Incheon Mayoral Election Early Voting within the district (based on the National Election Commission’s official website): 🔴 Song*1-dong: Candidate A 3,030 votes / Candidate B 1,440 votes 🔴 Song*2-dong: Candidate A 3,030 votes / Candidate B 1,440 votes In different electoral districts and among different voters, the first and second place candidates are identical, with not even a single vote difference. The candidates themselves have publicly raised questions about this mk.co.kr/news/politics/… Common Pattern ③ —Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities ▪ Internet intrusion into the National Election Commission’s network possible (National Intelligence Service announcement) ▪ Staff password “12345” shindonga.donga.com/politics/artic… ▪ Huawei Wi-Fi detected inside a by-election counting center — Observers reported that a signal not detectable from outside became active the moment vote counting began The National Election Commission subsequently filed a complaint against the observer yna.co.kr/view/AKR202504… Common Pattern ④ And the same pattern for the past 8 years In every election since 2018: ▪ Request for independent audit → Rejected ▪ Election lawsuit → Dismissed on technical grounds ▪ Motion to preserve evidence → Ignored ▪ Those raising suspicions → Prosecuted; requests to delete social media posts A system where the very act of raising issues is suppressed. The Election Commission Chairperson also serves as a judge. Recently, issues have continued to be raised. news1.kr/society/incide… Recently, on June 3, 2026, citizens took to the streets🔥 On the day of this local election, for the first time in history, some polling stations ran out of ballots, leading to an unprecedented situation where voters had to leave without casting their votes. The spontaneous sit-in that began there spread into four consecutive days of nonviolent protests This is not a matter of left or right @PatriotMarkCook @DrFrankModels @pjcolbeck @TheSCIF @PatrickByrne @SidneyPowell1 @realDonaldTrump @POTUS @bmarcois @ViiV_333 @RoofKorean7 @RealTonySLee @UnbrokenKR @MAGAGuardian @Honesttruthman @AZSunGal @cold_1984 @JaYu_Freedom

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Korean politicians and the media are obstructing Dr. Michelle Steel from becoming the U.S. Ambassador to South Korea. @MorseHTan @NewshamGrant @GordonGChang @ColonelRETJohn2 @MichelleSteelCA

🔴The launch ceremony for the Korea-U.S. Joint Election Monitoring Team was held today. With local elections in Korea scheduled for late this month and early next month, just before the U.S. midterm elections, this joint monitoring team aims to raise awareness about election monitoring in Korea and issues of election fraud, as well as to alert the public to common problems that could arise in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections. IT experts and election fraud specialists from both Korea and the U.S. will work together as part of this monitoring team. Below is a summary of the speech delivered by the Korean Team Leader at the launch ceremony⬇️⬇️ respected citizens, and patriots of both Korea and the United States who have gathered to defend liberal democracy on this land, along with members of the “Freedom and Innovation” Party. I, Park Joohyeon,@parkjoohyeon79 Head of the Korea Branch of the Korea-US Joint Election Fraud Investigation Team, solemnly declare the official launch of the Joint Investigation Team today, carrying the firm alliance between the two countries and a passionate desire for truth. We stand before a grave historic mission. If elections—the flower and foundation of democracy—falter, our freedom, rights, and history will collapse. Korea’s elections began to be compromised following the introduction of electronic tabulation systems in 2002 and have been systematically undermined by organized election fraud since the Moon Jae-in administration in 2020. This is linked to the Chinese Communist Party’s serious conspiracy to establish pro-CCP regimes through election fraud. 1️⃣ Specific Evidence of Election Fraud in Korea: Manipulation of Electronic Tabulation Systems Korea’s electronic tabulation systems are already under global scrutiny as tools used in election fraud in various countries. The U.S. news outlet Politico pointed out that they can be used for fraud, and former U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley officially stated that Korea should not use its electronic tabulation systems. Along with Venezuela’s Smartmatic and America’s Dominion, Korea’s MIRU Systems and Hantel Systems are also under suspicion, with issues such as votes switching from candidate 2 to candidate 1, server manipulation, and count tampering. AWEB Issue AWEB and other global election fraud cartels—we will break them down one by one, along with the pro-CCP Belt and Road Initiative advanced through election fraud. Abnormal ballots found nationwide (stiff like new banknotes, multi-layered folded ballots, ballots with QR codes from previous elections, forged ballots). Collapsed seal and management systems (broken/replaced seals, non-transparent seals, unauthorized ballot box opening and transport). Statistical Anomaly between early voting and election-day voting. Multiple voting, proxy voting, insertion of forged ballots during transport, etc. 2️⃣ Response Strategy & Key Future PlansThe Korea-US Joint Investigation Team will proceed along four major paths:Joint top Korea-US expert scientific and empirical verification of electronic systems and servers. Struggle for Korean-style systemic reform (abolish early voting, transparent manual counting, etc.). Global alliance and macro-level national election security governance. All-out war to dismantle the judicial-media cartel and reveal the truth to the public. 3️⃣ Conclusion Dear patriotic citizens and comrades,The road to truth may be arduous with strong resistance from vested interests. However, darkness can never defeat light. When the conscientious forces of Korea and the U.S. unite intellectually, and the Watchdog teams and Joint Investigation Team arm themselves with scientific data and international norms, the truth will resonate throughout the world. We earnestly hope that 2026 will be the year the Korea-U.S. election fraud cartels are dismantled and fraudulent regimes around the world collapse like dominoes. As long as we do not give up, the truth of freedom and democracy will surely be revealed @RealTonySLee @ViiV_333 @Jbear19751776 @Honesttruthman @AZSunGal @realDonaldTrump @POTUS @bmarcois @CarlaHSands @ColonelRETJohn2 @PatrickByrne @SidneyPowell1 @DrTaraO

The 2026 Republican Party of Texas Convention is coming together, an we're proud to welcome this outstanding team of Convention Committee Chairs. These leaders bring years of experience, dedication to the grassroots, and a deep commitment to ensuring a fair, organized and successful convention for delegates from across Texas. Please join us in welcoming: ⭐ Rules Committee – Matt Rinaldi ⭐ Legislative Priorities – Rachal Hisler ⭐ Platform Committee – Tim Davis ⭐ Credentials Committee – Bonnie Wallace ⭐ Organization Committee – Bergundi Cain ⭐ Nominations Committee – Tom Glass We're looking forward to a strong convention in Houston as Texas Republicans come together to shape the future of our Party and our state. @MattRinaldiTX @voteRachal @BergundiDCain @tomgglass