Tweet of the Day: KCTU Officials Found Guilty of Spying for North Korea
Hankyoreh: "Should Seoul provide weapons to Kiev, which received 'Kim Il Sung Medal' for its role in the Korean War?"
— Subin Kim (@SubinBKim) November 30, 2024
Can't help but wonder what Hanky thinks of the KCTU, officials of which were found guilty for spying for Pyongyang last month: https://t.co/v9cIlS5Td4 pic.twitter.com/jg0wyo9lXd
The Hanky supports Russia, conveniently ignores Ukraine being part of Stalin’s USSR, and doesn’t like Seoul helping defend anyone against Norkistani troops.
Don’t forget the DP of Korea (Opposition party to Pres. Yoon) staged street demonstrations support the KCTU CONVICTED spies. Tells you all you need to know.
It’s Yoon government that accuses them of spying for North Korea. So where’s the credibility.
The same government that is still plotting a military rule. South Korean military being called to mobilize to arrest the opposition.
https://n.news.naver.com/article/469/0000837277
At this point, they’ll accuse anyone of spying for North Korea. As far as they are concerned, anyone who opposes the government is a spy.
Remember that South Korea’s spy agency, the NSA was dismantled, and the only power that investigate spying cases is the National Police. And the National Police was directly put under command of President Yoon, by the self-anointed dictator, Yoon himself. Remember the 2022 Itaewon Halloween disaster? That was the President mismanaging the Police.
Well, they were convicted so you can’t deny it.
Convicted by whom? Yoon’s appointments of his loyalists to the prosecutor positions, appointments at the police, as well as the judges, all but says the entire prosecution system is corrupt and has no transparency and credibility. That’s something that Trump is doing right now, with ridiculous appointments of criminals to high-place positions in the US institutions, just because they are loyal to Trump, thus easier for Trump to control. Is the US copying Yoon’s tactics to overwhelm the system with his loyalists?