Joo Ho-young: "With One Word from Chu Mi-ae, 'Chuanmuchi'... What Remains Is the People's Right to Resist"

"Moon Administration, Dividing the People Even in Death... Unbelievable"

Joo Ho-young, floor leader of the People Power Party, is attending a virtual party meeting at the National Assembly on the 29th and performing the national ceremony. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Chun-han] Joo Ho-young, floor leader of the People Power Party, criticized the decision of no indictment regarding the allegations of preferential military leave for the son of Minister of Justice Choo Mi-ae on the 2nd, saying, "Minister Choo insisted, 'I don't know anything about it,' but the prosecution investigation revealed that then Representative Choo gave her aide the phone number of the captain in charge of leave and sick leave." He added, "Despite this, the prosecution gave Minister Choo a clean bill of health with a 'non-prosecution disposition.'"

At a virtual party meeting that day, Floor Leader Joo said, "Minister Choo's shamelessness can be summed up in one word: 'Choo-an-mu-chi' (a play on words meaning shamelessness related to Choo)."

He pointed out, "Minister Choo claims that all allegations against her are false and is threatening criminal charges. Where else can you find such audacity?"

Regarding Minister Choo's visit to the office of the late Prosecutor Kim Hong-young and her mention of prosecutorial reform, Floor Leader Joo said, "She did not utter a single word about the souls of our public officials who are wandering in the afterlife after being massacred by North Korean troops," adding, "People in this administration thoroughly divide even the deaths of citizens into 'my side' and 'your side.'"

Floor Leader Joo sharply criticized, "The president and the ruling party do not utter a single word about North Korea's atrocities. The president and the foreign minister say, 'We will use this incident as an opportunity to build a peace regime,'" calling it "outrageous."

Floor Leader Joo said, "The Moon Jae-in administration has taken control of the Ministry of Justice, prosecution, judiciary, and Constitutional Court," adding, "They even use constitutional interpretation as a tool for governance. It seems the only thing left for the people is the right to resist."

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