Jang Je-won: "The Pro-Moon Forces Losing Reason... Their Final Struggle Escalates"

"The Regime's Fall Is Near... The Opposition Must Do Well"

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[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Chun-han] On the 26th, Jang Je-won, a member of the People Power Party, criticized the Democratic Party of Korea, saying, "The last desperate struggle of the irrational pro-Moon faction is becoming increasingly absurd," and added, "It is pitiful to see that they still do not realize that the people are taking back the power they temporarily entrusted and remain unable to wake up from the sweet dream of power."

On the same day, Jang said on Facebook, "They are excited, willing to sell out the law, common sense, and conscience for the sake of maintaining power. They are threatening the judiciary, prosecution, and Board of Audit and Inspection because they do not bow down under their power," and added, "I wonder if South Korea is a democratic republic or a pro-Moon republic. It seems they want to create a pro-Moon monarchy and live playing kings among themselves."

Jang pointed out, "Whether out of ignorance or failure to grasp the situation, they insist that the Inspection Committee, the suspension of job effect ruling, and the suspension of disciplinary action ruling are all wrong, while stubbornly claiming only themselves are right," and criticized, "From those who force gangster loyalty to those who forget the enormity of the pro-Moon cartel and talk about the cartel while obsessed with candlelight protests, to those addicted to the sweetness of dictatorship and the power of numbers advocating open dictatorship, and those recklessly calling for the impeachment of Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol, the pathological symptoms are so diverse that it seems difficult to prescribe a remedy."

Jang said, "If the expression of anxiety is the pitiful sight of clinging to the declining power, forgetting the eternal truth that the moon waxes and wanes, then that would be somewhat better," and urged, "I hope they come to their senses. Watching them fall apart miserably makes me feel that the downfall of the regime is not far off. Now, the opposition party really needs to do well."

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