I’m not trying to start a fight. I get that people want to preserve their country.
Everyone wants to preserve their culture and traditions and native people.
I would never say anything else, it’s natural for people to live in their own habitat. But things have changed over time
@SpencerOpinion I deleted the post just because of that, so many had so much different perspectives, and different lives. And and i didnt want to continue, when the situation is nothing that can be changed. Ppl actually agree on lots of things, but ppl are mad cause ppl are being killed
@SpencerOpinion I think it’s just people only speak from how far they’ve come into thinking. And what they have learned and experience. It could just have been self-defense for their own peace
As a Korean, I want to explain what’s really happening in our country right now.
Our current president, Lee Jae-myung, is a fake president who won through a rigged election with help from the Chinese Communist Party. Our real president, Yoon Suk-yeol — the one who actually loves the Korean people and believes in freedom and democracy — is locked up in a tiny prison cell. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party, which has been infiltrated by Chinese spies, and President Lee are pushing policies that are destroying South Korea.
This year alone, the stock market has crashed several times, and many young Koreans have taken their own lives. Like most of our cabinet ministers, the Defense Minister is also a Chinese spy. Under this spy-controlled Defense Ministry, South Korean soldiers standing face-to-face with North Korean troops have not been given live ammunition. Koreans only recently found out that our soldiers have been confronting the North Korean military with empty guns for months. Now they’re even talking about taking the guns away completely and making our soldiers stand guard with sticks instead.
North Korea has repeatedly crossed the border and spent up to 10 hours a day planting landmines, yet the government — now controlled by the Chinese Communist Party — says nothing and tells us not to provoke North Korea. On top of that, the Korean government allowed visa-free entry for Chinese nationals, and a huge number of Chinese people have flooded into the country. This has caused a sharp rise in human trafficking, kidnapping, and murder. Disappearances linked to organ harvesting have also increased dramatically. They’re even planning to bring in 100 million Chinese people visa-free over the next 10 years — in a country of only 50 million people.
In short, Lee Jae-myung and the Democratic Party are trying to dismantle the Republic of Korea, pull it away from freedom and democracy, and hand it over to China. That’s also why they’re aggressively pushing multicultural immigration policies.
If you don’t want South Korea to fall into the hands of the Chinese Communist Party and radical Islamists, please share our voices. We’ve been trying for years to get the world to see what’s happening, but the global media almost never reports the truth about our country. South Korea is now 99% under the control of the Chinese Communist Party. The last 1% is being held together only by the U.S. troops still stationed here and by ordinary Korean citizens who have been protesting in the streets nonstop, day and night. Yet Lee Jae-myung and the Democratic Party are doing everything they can to force the U.S. military out and take back wartime operational control, so they can open the door wide for China and North Korea.
Also, since July 7, 2026, a revised version of the Information and Communications Network Act (what Koreans call the “mouth-shutting law”) has been in effect. Under this law, people can actually be sent to prison for criticizing the government or criticizing China. Because of this, many Koreans who tried to speak out on social media or at protests have been investigated and jailed. Freedom of religion has become a luxury in South Korea. Pastors who speak out about what’s happening are being thrown in prison. The government is now saying that if churches get involved in politics, they will be shut down and all their assets will be seized by the state.
Is this North Korea?
No. This is South Korea in October 2026.
Please, share this as widely as you can.
@umf2134 But when it’s up to the government to decide, they should have way stricter systems. Maybe i should be more scared? But i’ve never been, because i still have faith in them. Maybe it will change one day, but i hope it never does. And that they do instead
@umf2134 Obviously they should have way stricter systems and follow ups. But they want to save money. It would be way safer. Though it’s no guarantee for nothing bad never happening. Obv immigration is never ideal at all bcs reasons for it is not good.