Korean Police Allegedly Unhappy that CIO is Trying to Get Them to Execute Arrest of President Yoon

And who did the rating? Prey tell GrayBlack. Yoon has already been caught, his voice recorded on his black phone, hiring someone named Myung Tae Gyun who has been arrested and serving serious time for manipulating the election polls, during Yoon’s presidential election win in 2022. There isn’t just one Myung, there are whole group of far-right people working for Yoon. And it’s the same polls.

This is why the authorities should probably wait for the Constitutional Court to render their verdict first before trying to arrest

Yoon and his supporters have already said, they do not recognize the Constitutional Court. So if the impeachment goes through, that is no guarantee Yoon and his supporters will give up. They say the court of eight judges were appointed illegally (five of them are Yoon appointees). There is only eight judges when there should be nine, because the acting President refuses to appoint the nineth and the final judge of the court. The economic minister in Yoon’s cabinet, who is also the second acting President (after the first acting Prez was impeached), Choi Sang Mok, has also turned out to be a Yoon supporter. Not only he tried to delay or stop the Impeachment process, Choi tried to dispatch a police force to protect Yoon, at same time the Prosecution office sent their men to arrest Yoon. The new police chief refused Choi’s orders.

Do I really have to spoon feed information being reported in major mainstream Korean news?

Polling was done by Realmeter. By all means, the situation doesn’t look great for the PPP, but it turns out they are likely correct that their upset supporters will end up forgiving and supporting them regardless because it’s either that or DPK… and they dislike DPK more.

On the ground reality shows Yoon supporters coming out consistently, and anti-Yoon crowds are just not that big. This has become a rallying point for the Korean right and it’s clear they have been reorganizing and regaining confidence. It’s far more support PGH ever saw in the immediate aftermath.

PPP clearly has every incentive to prolong this as much as possible, and their internal polling must be showing similar numbers for them to be acting the way thry are.

It has the worst record of any Poll meter in Korea.

Yah it is such a solid poll research center that it by far has the most violations of manipulating data of any “research center”.

But I just found that your “poll result” was not by Realmeter. It was by 한국여론평판연구소 (Korea Public Opinion Research Institute), with very close ties to the far-right movement (far right Youtube channels). They even shamelessly claim that 30% of people in the Honam (South Jeolla) province, support Yoon..lol..

출처 : https://www.mediatoday.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=323561

Read what I just wrote above. Yoon’s Youtube/Taekukgi brigade army is looking more and more like the China’s 50-cent piece army. They are all over the social media, manipulating opinions and spreading fake news like mother of all battles. They are even posting fake stories that the red Chinese are protesting in Korean streets, against Yoon – whipping up more racism and xenophobia against a minority.

And read what I wrote about Realmeter. I’m not interested in KBS, all they’re doing is parroting these research groups (who obviously depend heavily on ‘donations’ from someone) without digging deeper. You really think Yoon’s rating from under 19% three weeks ago right after the treason attempt, go straight up to 40% – in less than a month? I got a bridge that I want to sell you.

I don’t believe in any of the research polls anymore due to Yoon’s far right supporters who have been caught guilty manipulating opinion polls including the Realmeter.

https://newstapa.org/article/sb3Vl

“You really think Yoon’s rating from under 19% three weeks ago right after the treason attempt, go straight up to 40%”

KM, no where did I claim that. You are clearly arguing against a strawman and are detached from reality. You are dismissing KBS which has a history of unions effectively bucking conservative government control. You are ignoring Korean Times reporting which has found similar polling numbers by Hankook Research. You are ignoring the Korean Herald which is reporting local polling agency Gongjung dound 34% supported Yoon. You are ignoring on the ground reality that anti Yoon protest crowds are just not that big and the pro Yoon crowds, while not huge, are unexpectently large.

And do you want to know the most, I’m sure purely, “coincidental” repirting trend on polling. Hankyoreh has mostly stopped reporting poll results… I wonder why? Are you really going to claim the entire Korean polling industry is wrong for noticing an uptick in PPP support/consolidation? Are you really going to completely write off all media reporting just for bearing bad news?

It’s clear you live in an information buble of the likes of r/korea. Don’t be supprised when reality doesn’t match your expectations.

“윤석열 지지율 40%?…여론조사 편향 논란에 민주당 “고발 조치” – 아시아경제”

Now you, KP, along with KM are just being unreasonable. I have again and again pointed out I’m using the Realmeter poll, which I have then further supplemented with Hankook research and Gongju agency noting they found similar numbers. For some reason both of you keep raving about the KOPRA poll.

I figured I might as well look into it. Guess what, both of you don’t understand polling. Pew research only gets a 6 to 7 percent response rate for telephone polling, NYT/Siena College Polls get fewer than 2% response rates. Regardless, both polling groups are still well regarded as reliable, and even if they were wrong about the election, they were not that far off and still in expected margin of error.

The KOPRA poll had a response rate on 4.7%. That doesn’t translate into a 1.9% approval rating. It translates into, of the 4.7% who cared enough to make their opinion known, 31% strongly supported Yoon. It means 95.3% have no real strong opinion on the matter, or at least an opinion strong enough to voice it. Can you guess what that means for electuons? Hint, the electorate can be extremely forgetful and forgiving hence why both the DPK and PPP continue to exist despite a long sordid history of corruption and scandel. Not all that different from US politics.

KBS has a strong history of doing their own thing regardless of who “runs” it because of how heavily unionized it is. Sure, go ahead and ignore that. Strangly, while DPK is losing thier minds over the KOPRA report and have thratened lawsuits, they have remained silent over ther Realmeter polling.

You know, if you keep suing everyone who does polling over feelings, eventually you won’t have a polling industry.

“As for the Korea Times article, it seems that Gray Black is skewering the article to his advantage and spreading fake news and misinformation because this is how they reported it, regarding Hankook Research.”

Smh, my arguments appears to have gone completely over your head.

That PPP approval rating has gone up and this is widely and consistently replicated in the polling. That while Yoon remains unpopular, defending him has become popular among the PPP base, and that does offer some degree of protection. Did anywhere in that did I push foward a political opinion? Or did I just observe reality?

Again, I ask you to look at the crowd sizes, they’re no where as big as the 2016 ones. That should be telling you something about how the political winds are blowing.

You know what? Here’s a political opinion. I don’t want Yoon style dictatorship. I want a restored Korean Monarchy with nukes. Feminism completely erradicated and socially back to the 1500s in regards to marrriage and gender relationships because at this point that’s the only why to get the birth rates up.

GrayBlack, remember KM/KP/etc., are not real people in the sense we think of functioning rational adults.

Don’t get frustrated and remember you are the star of the show. They only exist to give you the opportunity to explain important concepts and points to a larger audience which already knows they are idiots.

If you reply to all their intentional nonsense they will bring out unlimited nonsense and your important information will be diluted with “I know you are but what am I.”

Misdirection is all they have.

Choose what to respond to that fits your informational agenda and only respond to their idiocy with clever ridicule.

After watching the leftist/globalist cabal align against Trump for the last 13 years, yet he has been victorious more than not, it is interesting to watch Korean politics following the same pattern but with much less subtly and elegance.

It will be interesting to see if Yoon beats this.

My intuition tells me Yoon has a greater than 50% chance to beat this but there will be bloodshed before this is resolved.

We can only hope this blood is shed to the benefit of Korea.

“GrayBlack, remember KM/KP/etc., are not real people in the sense we think of functioning rational adults.”

Well said, CH.

Truth wins by focusing on the message.

Free speech, smaller and more transparent government, and personal responsibility are important.

Debunking the repeated lies, projection, and changing focus serves no one but the trolls.

Amd we know what they ultimately represent.

Setnaffa, my Chinese isn’t great but it looks like that said:

“I clowned myself on ROK Drop thinking I could push the leftist agenda to people far smarter than myself through emotion and irrationality which only works on the emotional and irrational. My bad.”

Hahaha! I am literally sitting next to a Chinese guy as I am typing this.

He said China is a country, not a race (with a bit of prompting). He also said Han Chinese are best. (That sounds a bit… racist?)

You would think by now you would have figured out that “racism” gets no traction with me.

This makes me wonder if you are actually just a series of agitators reading from the same script, if you simply have nothing more to say, or if you are just that dim of wit.

Morgan Freeman Voice: “The truth turned out to be all three.”