@realIANTROTTIER and @DrFrankModels with the Former Prime Minister of South Korea at our recent Fraud Fighter Summit! (See all presentations at https://t.co/Wakeo3LX2b and by following @PatriotMarkCook)
I’ve got no problem standing with our allies. But friendship between countries can’t mean America brings the wallet, the military and the muscle every damn time while everybody else gets to pick and choose when they help us.
South Korea has benefited from American strength for generations. That matters.
So when America asks an ally to stand with us, expecting something in return isn’t bullying. It’s called a partnership.
Protect America. Respect our allies. But never let anybody mistake our generosity for an unlimited credit card.
Why did dozens of U.S. election officials secretly seek South Korea's election playbook just 5 months before the U.S. 2020 presidential election?
On May 29, 2020, a video conference was held between U.S. and South Korean officials. The meeting was requested by the American side. U.S. participants included:
Marc Knapper, then Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs.
Lori Augino, President of the National Association of State Election Directors, NASED.
49 state and county election officials from the National Association of Secretaries of State, NASS, and NASED.
South Korean side included officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National Election Commission (NEC), and Ministry of the Interior and Safety.
They allegedly discussed early voting and absentee voting procedures, voting for quarantined or COVID-positive individuals, public health measures at polling stations, including social distancing, disinfection, temperature checks, ballot handling, counting, and sanitation protocols. But why? Why do they need to consult with other countries on elections that are ran different?
U.S. official Marc Knapper publicly thanked South Korea and said their experience "will serve as a lesson for the U.S. in ensuring safe elections" for the 2020 presidential election. The article is based on an official South Korean government press release from that date.
Why did U.S. election officials, with over 200 years of democratic election experience, feel the need to study South Korea's model in detail so close to the presidential election?
To what extent, if any, were the practices discussed actually used in U.S. states? Why has this meeting received so little public attention?
Follow the money.
The CABAL'S global regime change operations through election fraud, color revolutions, and crooked NGOs, all while using YOUR taxpayer dollars to do so.
Welcome to the Operation Gladio 2.0 blueprint:
The Global Election Fraud Cartel, Money Laundering, Color Revolution Producing Machine.
@elonmusk#USAID
USAID가 지원하는 기구 중에는 A-WEB도 포함되어 있습니다.
A-WEB은 대한민국에 있는 국제 선거 기구입니다. 전세계의 선거 사기, 부정 선거에 관여하고 있습니다.
미국 국민 세금 -> USAID의 자금 원천 -> A-WEB 지원 -> 전 세계 선거 사기 (미국 포함)
@AestheticSales_ has been suspended due to coordinated mass reports by certain groups in South Korea.
This account does not spread false info. It promotes friendly South Korea-US relations and explores global election fraud and the deep state.
Please review this.
@elonmusk
@AestheticSales_ has been suspended due to coordinated mass reports by certain groups in South Korea.
This account does not spread false info. It promotes friendly South Korea-US relations and explores global election fraud and the deep state.
Please review this.
@elonmusk
The Global Election Fraud Cartel
A-WEB is at the heart of South Korea's election fraud with connections to Miru systems, USAID, the Democrat Party, and U.S. taxpayer dollars fueling these operations, not just in South Korea and the U.S., but worldwide.
The CCP has also infiltrated Korean elections with direct ties implicating them in the stolen 2020 election in the United States.
People aren't just waking up, they're rising up. It's time to secure our elections and hold the ones behind these fraud operation accountable.
Hat tip: @UnbrokenKR
🚨Today, South Korea’s democracy faced a serious test.
PPP leader Jang Dong-hyuk insisted they had an agreement to enter, but right beside him, a supporter shouted to “kill” the woman at the door and barge in anyway.
The PPP is facing intense backlash over these events. Strong action is needed to prevent further erosion of democratic safeguards.
The videos come from South Korean citizens documenting the situation on the ground. Sharing helps amplify these accounts and encourages others to share evidence.
Source:@MAGAnMKGA
“South Korea is in Serious Trouble”
1 - They have an illegitimately elected president;
2 - They have an illegitimately elected National Assembly;
3 - Their illegitimate and corrupt National Election Commission (NEC) is essentially controlling the country;
4 - Their courts are corrupted;
5 - Their ‘conservative’ political party is corrupted;
6 - Communist sympathizers have successfully infiltrated and now dominate every part of South Korean government;
7 - What China and North Korea could not accomplish with bullets, they’ve now accomplished with ballots;
8 - They are now exporting election fraud globally by means of the Association of World Election Bodies (AWEB).
South Korea is in serious trouble. But…
A - Nine of ten citizens there are pro-America and anti-communist;
B - Their Christian churches are vibrant and engaged, and understand the existential threat of communism;
C - Half the people realize that their recent election was stolen, and the head of the NEC was forced to resign because of it;
D - Tens of thousands of demonstrators are gathering daily to protest and attract world attention, asking desperately for decisive US intervention;
E - The largest offshore US military base in the world is in South Korea (Camp Humphreys), and is essentially serving as our “stake in the ground” to hold back communism;
F - South Korea was founded on prayer, has extremely low crime rates, and remains mostly uncorrupted by drugs;
G - The people are well-educated and prosperous, albeit many of them remain unaware of their current predicament. But they are steadily waking up.
So there is hope for our brothers and sisters in South Korea.
Nevertheless, they exist precariously in a war zone. The Korean conflict did not end with a treaty, and the long war against communism rages on.
I fear we have some tough days ahead. We fought beside them in the 1950’s, investing a large amount blood and treasure, and our strategically important military base is there. We’re not going to just walk away now.
God is sovereign, but has interesting ways of manipulating outcomes. I am praying for His intervention, and wonder what the role of the US will be. What my role will be.
Seems like for starters, the US should leverage our alliance and demand the removal of AWEB. Then insist that the corrupted NEC be dissolved, and a new, transparent and accountable organization be established to run free and fair elections there.
Kylie eleison.
Happy 250th Anniversary to the USA! As blood allies, Korean patriots stand shoulder to shoulder with America on the frontlines of freedom and justice. We are fighting the same battle, and we will win together. We go together! 🇰🇷🇺🇸
#freedom250#FlagDay#WWG1WGA@realDonaldTrump
경찰이 국민을 패고도 뉴스가 안올라오는
대한민국입니다.
부정선거 증거도 수두룩히 나온 상황
국민들 목소리가 커지고 있지만
공식뉴스는 조용합니다.
온라인에서의 언론 역시 눈과 귀를 막고 있는
현 대한민국입니다.
부디 해외언론사에서도 많이 다뤄주세요🙏
#미국#일본#SOSKOREA #이재명탄핵
"Election Fraud, Korean Style"
In Jamsil, Korea, only half of the ballots needed were sent to the local polling station. The locals rose up, and refused to release the cast ballots until everyone was given their chance to vote. (I spoke at the large rally/demostration/blockade held there last evening.)
This morning, the police arrived, penetrated the crowd, and retrieved the TWO ballot barrels. A short while later, FOUR ballot barrels were delivered to the central counting facility.
Nothing to see here, folks. Move along...
A 21yr old man was injured during the extraction, and is now in a coma.