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You’re correct. South Korea’s National Election Commission is considered inviolable and sacred. Even the President is unable to investigate it. Any serious attempt would require deploying the military. Even then, those who challenge it often end up either imprisoned or be silenced.

"Colorado v. Korea" It's eye-opening to see close-up what communism looks like. In Colorado, they've passed a law making it illegal for citizens to investigate their own voter rolls. Now, Sourh Korea is following suit. Who is more communist?

The NEC Leaves the Door Open to Chinese Forgeries: A Fatal Breach of Duty ​While South Korean personal data is traded wholesale in Chinese black markets, the National Election Commission (NEC) remains trapped in a dangerous delusion. Its persistent policy of allowing "expired IDs" at polling stations under the pretext of voter convenience is no longer just lax administration—it is a flagrant breach of duty bordering on negligence. ​The NEC naively claims expired IDs are safe because they were originally issued by public agencies. But we live in an era where foreign counterfeit factories can flawlessly stamp a fraudster’s photo onto a real citizen's stolen data. If these sophisticated forgeries are disguised as "expired" to exploit loose visual checks, polling staff cannot catch them. ​Most absurd is the NEC's arrogant boast that its real-time electronic registry prevents fraud. If organized fraudsters strike early voting stations first thing in the morning, the system is utterly useless. The scanner only verifies data validity; it cannot detect a counterfeit card or verify the person holding it. Once real citizens are robbed of their votes and the results are corrupted, backward investigations cannot restore stolen sovereignty. ​The NEC must immediately abolish the lax regulation allowing expired IDs. Relying on the naked eye is a green light for election fraud. The Commission must urgently deploy high-performance optical scanners across all polling stations to instantly verify physical ID authenticity. An election body that compromises security for convenience is not a guardian of democracy—it is its greatest vulnerability.

Stephen Miller: “What we’ve found since President Trump took office is that Democrats have set up a system to funnel hundreds of billions — ultimately trillions — of dollars to migrants in our country, effectively with the sole intent of overthrowing the Constitutional Republic of the United States.” Thoughts?

@DavidBarboza2 I never hook up my TV directly to the Internet.

Washington is now treating the smart TV as a national security problem. 60% of the world's TVs are made in China. Hisense + TCL — both state-owned — hold ~25% of the US market. And your set captures what's on screen 2x/sec, then sends it home. New WireScreen briefing 🧵👇 wirescreen.ai/briefings/smar…

@GordonGChang @Angksaufrhd @MorseHTan They are breaking the seals on the advance voting ballot boxes and stuffing votes inside for the June 3 local election. Right now, a fraudulent election is taking place in South Korea

@GordonGChang @MorseHTan Stand with Gordon and protect Ambassador Morse Tan. 대한민국 자유를 위해 온 모스탄 대사의 안전은 반드시 지켜져야 합니다. 한미 자유동맹과 법치 회복을 끝까지 지지합니다. 🇰🇷🇺🇸

@GordonGChang @MorseHTan 모스탄님 저희가 지키겠습니다. 나라 구해주십시요

@GordonGChang @Unjiwana @MorseHTan That’s right. He is a warrior who came to save Korea’s freedom.

@GordonGChang @silonron @MorseHTan 감사합니다!!

@GordonGChang @MorseHTan I understand that the Korean police have been bothering the Ambassador since his arrival. I also understand that President Yoon and minister Kim's lawyer is accompanying him and handling the matter. Korean patriots will absolutely protect Ambassador Morse tan at all costs.

@GordonGChang @MorseHTan 모스 탄을 보호하라! 살인 전문가들이 조폭흉내낼라

Please protect @MorseHTan while he’s in Seoul. He’s fighting for Korea’s freedom!

@teslapilgrim 인쇄소 사장님 또 바빠지셨네...ㅋㅋ

참 신기하지요. 이게 말이 되는지요? 굳이 사전투표를 행안면까지 가서 한다구요?

Why is Dr. Douglas Frank in South Korea right now? Dr. Frank — a scientist, mathematician, and longtime U.S. election integrity advocate known for analyzing voter data and exposing patterns of irregularities — joined the Korea–U.S. Joint Election Fraud Investigation Team. He’s there to observe South Korea’s election processes in real time, share American expertise on election security, and help document potential fraud. Just like concerns in the U.S., many Koreans worry about ballot handling, sealed boxes, and transparency. During a visit to the Gyeonggi Provincial Election Commission, Frank watched officials remove seals from ballot boxes and insert ballots on live CCTV — prompting his simple question: “So why seal it?” This joint effort matters because election integrity issues don’t stop at borders. The same networks and tactics can affect democracies worldwide, including ours. Great job to the team — keep exposing the truth! 👏❤️ @DrFrankModels @PatriotMarkCook @parkjoohyeon79 @AestheticSales_

@SecWar @tkyun95 I’m very ashamed. Because of Korean Defense Secretary. He is going to ruin Structures and rules of Korean Army. You know, He was a runaway soldier.

@SecWar @Hybrid_Warrior7 한국은 반미 공산주의 정권입니다 그들은 중국과 북한의 세력입니다

@SecWar @tkyun95 Be careful with Ahn. He is a potential Chinese spy.