Tweet of the Day: Birth Rate Concerns in Asia Racially Motivated?
The demographic collapse of South Korea, and to a lesser extent Japan, is due mainly to imposition of liberalism by the Empire that occupies them (China is in better shape). The West looks on in dismay because it senses South Korea is the canary in the coalmine: Liberalism kills. pic.twitter.com/ZcU6IYk2hy
— King Baeksu (@KingBaeksu) March 1, 2025
Everything is racist, don’t you know.
More importantly, this is happening now in Korea: “At this hour, the campuses of Chung-Ang, Chonbuk, Chungbuk, Incheon, Dong-A, Korea Maritime, and Dong-Eui Universities blaze with defiance—rallies against the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, a leader forged in crisis. This isn’t mere protest; it’s a primal scream for a free South Korea, battered by the radical left. At Chung-Ang—alma mater of the Democratic Party of Korea’s zealot Lee Jae-myung—goons from the Korean University Progressive Union (KUPU) tried to choke the uprising. They failed. The clash was pure chaos, yet freedom stood its ground.” https://x.com/i/status/1896467136555745414
As we all knew, polls in Korea are all a lie: https://x.com/noname998790481/status/1896782280003358747
2. “우리는 대통령 지지율 조사는 못합니다”
본지는 올해 1월과 2월, 여론조사 의뢰를 위해 업체
20여군데에 전화를 돌렸다. 결과는 놀라웠다.
상당수 업체가 “대통령 지지율이 높게 나올 경우 향
후 영업에 타격을 입을 수 있기 때문에 조사를 할수
없다”라는 답변이었다. 심지어 조원씨앤아이에게 조
사를 의뢰한 S언론사는 대통령 지지율이 높게 나오
자 결과 발표를 하지 않았다.
2. “We can’t do a survey on the president’s approval rating.” In January and February of this year, our magazine called about 20 companies to request a public opinion survey. The results were surprising. Many companies responded, “We can’t do a survey because if the president’s approval rating is high, it could hurt our future business.” Even S Media, which requested a survey from Chowon C&I, did not announce the results when the president’s approval rating was high.