@GIKorea seems to be putting all his efforts to make Yoon look good and hoping that he will return to power.
But as I’ve previously predicted, Yoon will be removed from power, and Lee Jae-Myung will become the next President of the Republic of Korea.
Perhaps @GIKorea should shut down his irrelevant blog lest he face charges of spreading fake news from Korean law enforcement.
GrayBlack
36 minutes ago
A recent Gallup Korea poll found PPP support has recovered to 34% and DPK support has declined to 36%. This is nearly the same results that the Realmeter poll found.
Support for impeachment has declined from 75% to 64%. Against has gone up from 21% to 32%. There was no change among liberals whose support for impeachment has held steady at 96%, but centrist support has fallen from 83% to 70%, and conservative frim 46% to 33%. Abstain was 4%.
If conservatives continue to rally together, and there’s good reason to suspect they will, support for impeachment might become a 50 50 split.
Why is this happening? DPK has gone feral with chain impeachment threats, and calls for execution and wide scpoe investigations have likely sparked fears that they may go quite a bit further than Moon when he purged ‘accumulated evils”. This is now seen as an existential fight by the right. The political system will continue to break down. Future coup attempts are likely.
GrayBlack
25 minutes ago
The best outcome for the PPP would be Yoon getting martyred in an arrest attempt. It removes a politically embrassing problem of Yoon for the right, and transforms him into a platform for unity against the left. Talk about civil war is fermenting, and paramilitary anti-communist action is being planned for. Baekgoldan is just the begining. Remember, Yoon won the male youth vote by wide margin, and organized violence is the male youth domain. The right will have no trouble enforcing its will if it comes to that.
KM and KP (DPK) have completely lost their minds, and I’m happy they did. They have breathed new life into the Korean right.
@GIKorea seems to be putting all his efforts to make Yoon look good and hoping that he will return to power.
But as I’ve previously predicted, Yoon will be removed from power, and Lee Jae-Myung will become the next President of the Republic of Korea.
Perhaps @GIKorea should shut down his irrelevant blog lest he face charges of spreading fake news from Korean law enforcement.
A recent Gallup Korea poll found PPP support has recovered to 34% and DPK support has declined to 36%. This is nearly the same results that the Realmeter poll found.
Support for impeachment has declined from 75% to 64%. Against has gone up from 21% to 32%. There was no change among liberals whose support for impeachment has held steady at 96%, but centrist support has fallen from 83% to 70%, and conservative frim 46% to 33%. Abstain was 4%.
If conservatives continue to rally together, and there’s good reason to suspect they will, support for impeachment might become a 50 50 split.
Why is this happening? DPK has gone feral with chain impeachment threats, and calls for execution and wide scpoe investigations have likely sparked fears that they may go quite a bit further than Moon when he purged ‘accumulated evils”. This is now seen as an existential fight by the right. The political system will continue to break down. Future coup attempts are likely.
The best outcome for the PPP would be Yoon getting martyred in an arrest attempt. It removes a politically embrassing problem of Yoon for the right, and transforms him into a platform for unity against the left. Talk about civil war is fermenting, and paramilitary anti-communist action is being planned for. Baekgoldan is just the begining. Remember, Yoon won the male youth vote by wide margin, and organized violence is the male youth domain. The right will have no trouble enforcing its will if it comes to that.
KM and KP (DPK) have completely lost their minds, and I’m happy they did. They have breathed new life into the Korean right.