South Korean Committee Claims They Want to Reform Defense Security Command

As I have been saying, the South Korean leftists want to get rid of the Defense Security Command and then claim they are conducting “reforms”:

A committee studying how to reform the military’s Defense Security Command (DSC) recommended on Thursday to abolish all legal underpinnings for the 70-year-old intelligence unit and substituting it with something new.

The committee also called for cutting the DSC’s workforce by at least 30 percent and shutting down all its regional units.

It was revealed last month that the DSC drew up contingency plans for martial law last year in case the Constitutional Court rejected the impeachment of former President Park Geun-hye and chaos ensued.

Chang Young-dal, head of the committee, said at a press conference that after two months of deliberation, it recommended abolishing the legal foundation for the current DSC and setting up a new intelligence unit with a new name.

“We assess that if we achieve all reform measures, there will not be illegal meddling in political affairs or illegal surveillance of civilians,” said Chang, adding that a reformed DNC would not conduct activities that would negatively “affect the morale” of military officials by exerting a sense of “privilege.”   [Joong Ang Ilbo]

You can read more at the link, but is there anyone that does think that whatever the reformed DSC becomes it won’t be stocked with leftists?  Maybe Moon can have Im Jong-seok chair the “reformed” DSC?