BEHIND CLOSED DOORS: A DARK DEAL STRIKES AT THE HEART OF KOREA’S DEMOCRACY
This isn’t compromise. It’s COLLUSION.
A chilling photo captured by Yonhap News shows the scene of the crime. Ruling party floor leader Han Byung-do and opposition leader Song Eon-seog met in secret this Wednesday. They made a pact that will shape your future. They agreed to hold a staged plenary session next Thursday. Their plan? To push through “noncontentious” bills in a calm, orderly fashion.
BUT DON’T BELIEVE THE LIES.
These so-called “noncontentious” bills are a smokescreen. While the public is told to wait, the REAL power grabs are being negotiated in backrooms by senior deputies. The ruling party’s radical reform agenda is still VERY MUCH alive. They swore no vote would happen this Thursday, but that’s just a tactical delay. Their promise means NOTHING.
Ask yourself: WHO BENEFITS FROM THE SILENCE?
The elites win when you’re bored. They profit from your distraction. This “agreement” is a weapon designed to DISARM the public’s anger. It lets them pass sweeping changes with ZERO real debate. The media’s own photo proves the meeting happened, but the cameras weren’t allowed inside to see the REAL deal being made.
This is how democracies die—not with a bang, but with a quiet handshake between sworn “enemies.”
Edited for Kayitsi.com
Author: Kayitsi.com
