New Tam Sa Discloses 130,000 Chat Data Search Site for Sisa Tapa YouTube Channel

Mr. Simon admitted that there was a computer operation error during the process of sharing a post uploaded on DCInside. He explained that he was viewing the post on a computer at the time, and unlike using a mobile phone, when he used the copy and paste function, he failed to transfer the original content exactly and ended up posting incorrect information.

He added that although the original record is no longer available due to the post's deletion, the browsing history from the Chrome browser he used at the time remains.

Mr. Simon immediately expressed his apology after realizing his mistake. He emphasized that he did it unknowingly and stated that he sent a 200,000 won Super Chat as a token of apology.

He reiterated that his actions were not intentional.

Mr. Simon expressed his unfairness at being accused as the original propagator and refuted that this was true. He clarified that he was not the original propagator who spread incorrect information, and that this was contrary to the facts.

Furthermore, he categorically denied the claim that he had tipped off reporter Lee Sang-ho, stating clearly that he had never been in contact with reporter Lee Sang-ho.

New Tam Sa has released a website where approximately 130,000 chat records from the Sisa Tapa YouTube channel can be searched. This site can be accessed via the address "newtamsa.org/p/sisatapa."

The host explained that through this site, comments and remarks posted on the Sisa Tapa channel can be analyzed and verified, stating that the purpose is to help viewers directly ascertain the facts.

The host explained that all 130,000 chat messages are searchable on the newly released Sisa Tapa chat analysis site. Viewers can use this site to search for specific keywords, such as 'kill' or 'person,' to find relevant chat histories. This provides an opportunity to thoroughly verify the content of conversations exchanged on the Sisa Tapa channel.

The host pointed to the Sisa Tapa channel's operating method as a cause for the proliferation of malicious comments. The host claimed that Lee Jong-eun of Sisa Tapa failed to properly manage chat messages, leading people to take the posting of certain biased messages for granted, and that Lee Jong-eun themselves had been broadcasting in a way that incited anti-democratic and hateful sentiments.

He also raised concerns about the potential for external unsavory forces, such as Shincheonji, to infiltrate and be used as tools to divide the democratic camp, suggesting that the Sisa Tapa channel might be acting as a host for such forces.