Suspicions of External Forces Masquerading as Democratic Party Supporters

New Tam Sa pointed out that impure forces exist, instigating internal conflict within the Democratic Party, and these forces appear to be active around Lee Jong-won's Sisa Tapa channel. They are reportedly disguised as Democratic Party supporters or members to foment internal disputes, and it is alleged that they are trying to divide the Democratic Party's support base by exploiting the YouTube viewership competition between Kim Eo-jun's News Factory and Sisa Tapa.

The host stated, "There are very impure forces instigating internal conflict within the Democratic Party. And the shadows of such impure forces are now being prominently seen around Lee Jong-won's Sisa Tapa." He claimed that these forces likely intend to sow discord among Democratic Party supporters and dismantle the Democratic Party.

Lee Jong-won's past remarks about former Chairwoman Choo Mi-ae's candidacy, made in front of former executives of Gye Guk Bon (National Reform Movement), have resurfaced. Lee Jong-won is alleged to have said that Choo Mi-ae's candidacy was 'a meticulous political maneuver by me, Jung Cheong-rae, and Kim Eo-jun,' but he has remained silent without providing any explanation.

These remarks are recorded in the Honam Gye Guk Bon action log, and the host stated, "Lee Jong-won needs to explain the statement 'Choo Mi-ae's candidacy was a meticulous political maneuver by me, Jung Cheong-rae, and Kim Eo-jun,' but he continues to remain silent." The host urged Lee Jong-won for an explanation.

Controversy has arisen surrounding a photo taken on November 21, 2021, showing Lee Jae-myung and Lee Jong-won together. Although the photo was taken at a press conference led by Honam Gye Guk Bon members at the time, it is alleged that Lee Jong-won took credit for the photo and used it as his own achievement.

The host stated, "Ultimately, he took credit for the work of the Honam Gye Guk Bon members and has been standing next to President Lee Jae-myung like that, and still uses that photo whenever he gets a chance." The host criticized Lee Jong-won for continuously using this photo as his alibi.

Evidence has emerged that external forces infiltrated Lee Jae-myung's citizen campaign group chat to manipulate public opinion. They reportedly posted extreme hate speech in the chat room designed to provoke the anger of Yoon Suk-yeol's supporters, and these messages were immediately captured and leaked to Kim Keon-hee's fan café.

The host explained, "It appears they wrote posts that would provoke anger among Lee Jae-myung's moderate supporters or those interested in Yoon Suk-yeol... This was then captured and uploaded directly to Kim Keon-hee's fan café." This suggests the possibility of an organized attempt at public opinion manipulation.

It is alleged that Shincheonji forces infiltrate both the Democratic Party and the People Power Party during every election to sow discord. Specifically, an instance was mentioned where Shincheonji members infiltrated both Moon Jae-in's campaign and Lee Jae-myung's campaign during the 2017 presidential election to create internal strife.

The host stated, "Shincheonji members infiltrate not only the People Power Party but also the Democratic Party during every election, and especially during the 2017 presidential election, Shincheonji members infiltrated both Moon Jae-in's campaign and Lee Jae-myung's campaign to incite discord." He also suggested that the extreme hate posts appearing in the Sisa Tapa chat room could be the work of Shincheonji-related forces.

It is alleged that Shincheonji forces infiltrated both Moon Jae-in's and Lee Jae-myung's camps during the 19th presidential primary. Shincheonji members reportedly engaged in support activities in both campaigns, with the aim of causing internal discord, according to analysis.

The speaker explained, "Shincheonji started moving in earnest from that time... They went into Moon Jae-in's side to support him and came to Lee Jae-myung's side to support him. The reason for that was to cause trouble." He also pointed out that Moon Jae-in's campaign was promoted on the homepage of Cheonji Ilbo, a Shincheonji-related media outlet.

It was revealed that the co-representatives of 'Songga-yeok,' a support group for Song Young-gil at the time, admitted to accepting Shincheonji members. The co-representatives explained that it was an unavoidable choice given the circumstances at the time, and that 'they had to accept even Shincheonji members to keep Songga-yeok going,' according to the speaker.

Analysis suggests that Yoo Si-min, Lee Jong-won (Sisa Tapa), and Jung Cheong-rae's support base are clashing with the Democratic Party's leadership, fomenting internal conflict within the party. It is speculated that external impure forces or Shincheonji are masquerading as Democratic Party members, and the current situation is similar to Shincheonji's infiltration in 2017.

The speaker stated, "These things ultimately lead to Shincheonji or other impure external forces impersonating Democratic Party members, dividing the two sides, and ultimately their goal is to destroy the Democratic Party." He warned that their ultimate goal is the dissolution of the Democratic Party.

Due to Lee Jong-won's autocratic management style, a large number of existing Gye Guk Bon members departed, and it is alleged that approximately 100 new individuals, previously unseen, emerged around Lee Jong-won after the presidential election. Some of these new individuals are reportedly active as YouTubers following candidate Jung Cheong-rae.

The speaker stated, "Most Gye Guk Bon members have left... About 100 new people have emerged around Lee Jong-won, and those individuals are completely new faces who were not seen before." He raised questions about the drastic change in Lee Jong-won's inner circle.

According to an analysis of Sisa Tapa chat messages by New Tam Sa reporter Park Dae-young, 82 individuals were identified as having posted messages inciting various forms of hatred and curses against President Lee Jae-myung around the time of the party convention. This is analyzed as evidence of organized activity by a number of individuals optimized for operating a comment squad.

The speaker stated, "Yesterday, in our New Tam Sa analysis by reporter Park Dae-young of Sisa Tapa chat messages, it shows that 82 individuals wrote posts inciting all sorts of hatred and curses against President Lee Jae-myung before and after the party convention." He expressed concern about their organized activities.