Please start leaving messages about this law to the US Embassy in SKorea in mass. This can be an effective, actionable step every SKorean citizen can do in hopes that some kind of reversal can take place.
[email protected]
02-397-4114
@USEmbassySeoul@MichelleSteelCA@SecRubio
From a friend in Korea, about A-WEB:
โI would like to bring to your attention an issue that I believe deserves far greater international scrutiny than it has received.
In January 2025, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol formally requested fact-finding regarding the Association of World Election Bodies (A-WEB), describing it as one of the alleged โhubsโ connected to election-related concerns.
This was an extraordinary act.
A sitting president does not casually identify an international organization headquartered in his own country as an election-related hub.
The President of the Republic of Korea is the nation's highest constitutional authority. He has access to intelligence briefings, classified security assessments, and information unavailable to ordinary citizens.
The obvious question is:
What did the President know, and why did he believe A-WEB warranted judicial inquiry?
Unfortunately, this question was never seriously explored.
The Constitutional Court rejected requests for additional fact-finding.
As a result, one of the most important questions in modern Korean political history remains unanswered.
This is particularly troubling because A-WEB is not a minor NGO or an academic forum.
A-WEB was designed during the Lee Myung-bak administration and formally launched during the Park Geun-hye administration as a global election-governance organization headquartered in Seoul.
Over time, it developed extensive connections across South Korea's political establishment, including figures from:
- ruling and opposition parties,
- election authorities,
- academia,
- the legal community,
- major media organizations,
- and business circles.
It became, in effect, a transnational election-governance network with deep domestic institutional support.
Its international activities deserve even closer attention.
A-WEB and projects associated with its ecosystem have repeatedly appeared in countries that later experienced:
- disputed election results,
- recounts,
- allegations of fraud,
- violent unrest,
- annulled elections,
- and institutional crises.
Examples include:
- Iraq,
- the Democratic Republic of Congo,
- Kyrgyzstan,
- and other countries where election technology and infrastructure projects became highly controversial.
Whether these controversies prove wrongdoing is a separate question.
The point is that a pattern of repeated international controversy exists.
Yet despite this record, there has never been a comprehensive independent investigation into why South Korea's sitting president considered A-WEB serious enough to identify as an election-related hub.
This raises broader concerns.
Election administration lies at the heart of national sovereignty.
When election governance becomes concentrated in transnational networks involving governments, international organizations, technology vendors, and unelected institutions, democratic accountability becomes increasingly difficult to maintain.
For many observers outside Korea, the central issue is no longer partisan politics.
It is this:
Why did the President of South Korea publicly raise concerns about A-WEB, and why was there no transparent and independent effort to determine whether those concerns had merit?
A democracy should not fear questions.
A democracy should fear the refusal to ask them.
Until these questions are fully examined, public confidence in both Korea's election governance system and the international networks surrounding it will remain under a cloud of uncertainty.
I hope this issue may be worthy of your attention and consideration, given its implications for election integrity, democratic accountability, and the growing influence of transnational governance networks.
Source:
Munhwa Ilbo, Jan. 22, 2025, reporting that President Yoon Suk-yeol requested fact-finding regarding A-WEB and identified it as an alleged election-related โhub.โ
https://t.co/NKCY7uGRmmโ
The โGreat Againโ account (@AestheticSales_) has suddenly been suspended.
He did absolutely nothing wrong.
But today, his account disappeared without any warning.
This is clearly a mistake.
Elon Musk and the X team, please look into this issue and resolve it as quickly as possible. ๐๐ป
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@elonmusk@nikitabier
๐จ๐จ๐จ MAJOR BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: MASSIVE UPRISING IN SOUTH KOREA AFTER LEFTISTS STOLE ELECTION ON JUNE 3rd! Former Korean Prime Minister calls for mass peaceful uprising in response to text-book stolen election.
According to Prime Minister (2015-2017) Kyo-Ahn Hwang told me in an exclusive interview that hundreds of thousands of peaceful protestors have been in the public square in Seoul, South Korea. He is also calling upon "our blood allies" in the United States to join Korean Americans to express themselves peacefully in the public square.
News has been virtually blacked out in South Korea, as well as the United States regarding the rigged election on June 3rd. Please follow me for more updates, share this info on X and help get the word out!
@realDonaldTrump@JDVance@marcorubio@ODNIgov@DrFrankModels@GenFlynn
๐จThe Lee regime has gone too far
Left: Police deployed to the Jamsil 7 polling station just a few days ago.
Right: The 4,500 officers mobilized for the illegal arrest of President Yoon Seok-yeol.
This level of force against political opponents and citizens speaks for itself. When a country needs thousands of police just to handle elections and silence critics, itโs no longer a normal democracy.
๐ญDr. Douglas Frank just ripped the mask off the global election theft machine.
A-WEB is not some neutral election assistance group. It is Sorosโs international fraud export operation, bankrolled by your tax dollars through USAID. They have been installing rigged elections from South Korea to who knows where.
Same playbook they used on us in 2020. Same globalist parasites with the same stolen sovereignty.
๐จBREAKING๐จ
HELL YES the word is out!!
CCP is rigging South Koreaโs elections. Former PM just confirmed the Chinese communists are directly involved and thatโs why the people canโt get real justice. Thatโs why everyoneโs raging and fighting back.
These commie bastards think they can buy steal and control every democracy. Fuck that noise.
Rip their filthy grip off and expose every agent, cut every dollar, shut it all down.
South Korea keep swinging hard.
The world sees it now and weโre done pretending this crap isnโt happening.