Daehoun An

Entrepreneur with divestiture records.
BA in Economics(2018), Literature(2013), LLB(2022).
LLM(2023).

[Gordon G. Chang @GordonGChang]

Fight for Yoon, fight for Korea, fight for freedom! 🇰🇷

[Gordon G. Chang @GordonGChang]

From a friend in Korea, about further restrictions on freedom of expression there:

“I would like to bring to your attention another troubling development concerning freedom of expression in South Korea.

Today, President Lee Jae-myung said that expressions disparaging certain regions or mocking victims of certain historical events should face ‘substantive sanctions,’ while stating that such measures should not infringe on freedom of expression.

More significantly, he instructed relevant government agencies to develop preventive measures and criminal actions.

Article:
https://t.co/rV6ZjoFYfD

South Korea already has laws dealing with defamation, insult, false information, and other unlawful speech. Complaints, lawsuits, and criminal investigations involving speech are already common.

The issue, therefore, is not whether offensive, hateful, or insulting speech should be encouraged. It should not.

The deeper concern is the growing tendency to respond to political, regional, and historical controversy by creating additional legal restrictions and punishment mechanisms.

A free society inevitably contains conflicting interpretations of history. It contains political anger, harsh criticism, ridicule, satire, offensive opinions, and sometimes deeply unpleasant speech.

For decades, South Korean presidents, first ladies, politicians, regions, historical figures, and even victims of national tragedies have been subjected to vicious ridicule and political attacks from every side.

Lee Myung-bak was attacked and ridiculed.

Park Geun-hye was attacked and ridiculed.

Yoon Suk Yeol and Kim Keon Hee were subjected to relentless personal mockery.

Political hostility and regional antagonism have existed in South Korea for decades.

None of this means such behavior should be defended.

But there is an important difference between condemning offensive speech and repeatedly expanding the power of the state to punish it.

Whenever another political or historical controversy erupts, will the response now be another restriction, another sanction, and another criminal mechanism?

South Korea already has numerous legal mechanisms governing speech. Yet over the past two years, additional legislation and policies concerning online speech, ‘false information,’ insulting or hateful content, media platforms, and political expression have repeatedly been introduced or implemented.

Several of these measures have generated controversy both inside and outside South Korea over censorship and the chilling effect on free expression.

Against that background, the President is now personally directing government agencies to examine additional criminal measures concerning certain forms of expression.

This makes today's statement much more difficult to view as an isolated controversy.

It increasingly looks like a broader direction of government policy.

South Korea became a prosperous democracy because it moved away from authoritarian control and toward political freedom, open debate, and individual liberty.

That history makes the current direction particularly difficult to understand.

Saying that new sanctions will operate ‘without infringing on freedom of expression’ does not, by itself, protect freedom of expression.

Freedom of speech is tested precisely when speech is offensive, unpopular, politically inconvenient, or deeply uncomfortable.

What concerns me most is not one offensive statement, one historical controversy, or even one particular law.

It is the accumulation of restrictions — and the direction in which they are taking South Korea.

I have lived in this country my entire life, and increasingly, the South Korea I see today feels very different from the free Republic of Korea I have always known.”

[YetAgain @YetAgainKR]

Juan O Savin, speaking in front of South Korea’s National Election Commission, emphasized that there is very little time left to help the South Korean people and that outside assistance, including from the United States, is needed.

I was amazed by how well he understands exactly what is happening in South Korea.
Thank you so much.

[Christopher K @ShineShadowNews]

🚨️🇺🇸️🇰🇷️ Juan O’Savin Joins Korea’s A-WEB Fight, Pushes U.S.–Korea Joint Investigation

Juan O’Savin has come to Korea, joined the Olympic Park election-integrity movement, connected publicly with Hwang Kyo-ahn, and is now trying to elevate A-WEB from a Korean conservative election issue into an international U.S.–Korea investigation centered on alleged Chinese interference.

[AWEB프로메테우스 @JCW_1203]

여러분 일본에서도 일어났습니다.
오사카에서 벌어진 이민반대 시위라고 합니다.
일어납시다.
싸웁시다.
🇰🇷🇺🇸🇯🇵

[Soulfree @soulfree2026]

이미 윤카가 대선 때부터

나와 시진핑의 싸움이���고 했음!!

윤석열 대통령님을 꺼내야함!!!!

[캡틴강 🇰🇷🇺🇲 @captinkang38]

이 사람 간첩같다고 하니까 좌파들이 사투리 존중 안하냐고 발작한 영상.

지금 생각해도 어이없네요.ㅋㅋㅋ

[청소부 @KORROOFTOPARODY]

백악관에서 공식적으로 알리네요.

딥스테이트 끝…

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Super funny 🤣🤣

[tanlan @tanlan125]

@captinkang38 @phkthlp 이 유투브 참조하세요 상세히 나와있어요

https://t.co/oajcV3N3Bg

[캡틴강 🇰🇷🇺🇲 @captinkang38]

<긴급 속보📢>
미국 의회가 "한국내 활개치는 중국 공산당의 악의적 영향력"을 평가 조항에 포함하는
2027년 국방수권법안을 통과시켰습니다.

이제부터 미국이 중국인 동남아에 잠식당한 국내 커뮤니티도 전부 파악할 예정입니다.

한국내 중국 간첩잡아내는
정보수권법안도 미의회 긴급발령으로 통과됐습니다.

https://t.co/lGxMe5hpYK

[FAFO👣 @leeyc5781]

🚨[충격] 트럼프 대통령 모든 일정 취소 원인 밝혀졌다‼️

🆘 에어포스원 항공기 사고를 가장한 암살 계획....🔞

트럼프, 7월 9일 튀르키예 출국 직전 카타르 기증 보잉 747-8 대신 기존 에어포스원으로 기체를 변경.

• 신형 747-8 항공전자 시스템을 노린 공격 계획이 포착.

• 카타르 공급망이 침투됐으며 항공기를 이용한 암살 계획.

• 트럼프는 기존 에어포스원으로 변경해 이를 피함.

• 이후 뉴욕타임스 기자들에게 긴급 소환장이 발부됐으며, 일부 기자들이 사고 기사를 사전에 준비하고 있었다는 내용도 함께 제기.

-미리... 똑같노 세월호 참사때랑

Operation Sky Shield, Subpoena-Alpha-7, Langley-Override 등의 작전명이 언급되며, 군 정보기관이 관련 네트워크를 추적.

🎯트럼프 대통령은 모든걸 알고 있었다 ‼️

[🐥 @trump_yoon]

근본 명문고🫡

[Christopher K @ShineShadowNews]

🚨🇺🇲🇰🇷 S.Korea's Joan of Arc

The woman now being called "Korea's Joan of Arc" is not Daejinyeon, not the People Power Party, and not part of any political organization.

She is an ordinary citizen who answered the call to defend her country.

She stood through the night at the Jamsil 7-dong polling station, endured forcible police detention, and carried bruises and injuries on her body.

She then traveled day after day to Olympic Park, refusing to abandon the fight for what she believes is a fair election.

Despite smears, false accusations, and relentless attacks, she held her ground.

Those closest to her say she is simply a patriotic South Korean with a warrior spirit who refuses to be intimidated.

All this bravery just to be scooped up by the police and taken away. She is an inspiration to Korea and it's patriots and I implore Korea's conservatives to contact the police and demand her release!

🇰🇷🇺🇲 A warrior spirit cannot be erased by rumors or intimidation. 🇰🇷🇺🇲

[64비트사령부⚡️ @64bitcoinkr]

속보⚡️: 중국인이 몰래 들여오던 순대에서 구제역 바이러스 나와

[WhiteStoneKR @stone_kr69212]

한국을 구하라.

당장 윤석열 대통령을 석방하라.

당장 이재명을 감옥에 넣어라.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

It was an honor to be shown the awesome @Intel fab in Oregon this week. Looking forward to a great partnership with @SpaceX &amp; @Tesla!

[Yamato Neko @YamatoNekoJP]

「日本の資源を枯渇させてやる」

中国人��がホテルの水を出しっぱなしにしたり、
民泊をゴミの山にして平気でチェックアウト。

これが反日教育の成果だって、本人たちが堂々と言ってる…
本当に日本に来る資格あるのかよ。
（動画はこちら）

[청소부 @KORROOFTOPARODY]

이태원 참사 현장방문했던

흔한 한국인의 이름 한원횡

[FAFO👣 @leeyc5781]

™️ 오늘 무슨 날인지 몰라? 윤석열 대통령 취임날 🙀👍

👉진짜 대통령 축하합니다 조금만 기다려 주십시요🙏