Diagnosis of Han Dong-hoon Special Prosecutor's Bill, DMZ, and Employment Structure

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They aim to seize control of the right wing through an adversarial symbiotic relationship with Han Dong-hoon and stably maintain Representative Lee Jae-myung's administration.

The intent is to prolong the investigation and make it fizzle out by dragging the trial through all three instances, despite a lack of decisive charges.

He questioned why these matters, which are serious enough for immediate detention and investigation, were not included in the special prosecutor's bill.

He criticized the special prosecutor's bill for lacking sincerity in its investigative intent by focusing on specific suspicions while excluding crucial matters.

The purpose is to assign him the role of Yeon Nam-saeng (a historical figure who defected to the Tang Dynasty, leading to the fall of Goguryeo) to induce internal party destruction and prevent his rise as a presidential candidate.

He showed actions lacking political sincerity and defined him as the primary line to collapse the People Power Party from within.

He criticized existing conservative figures for parasitic behavior, moving without principles, and even former military generals for abandoning patriotism for positions within the People Power Party.

The DMZ, where military response is blocked, turning into a fortified base for North Korea, is tantamount to ceding territory due to appeasement policies toward North Korea.

He particularly criticized the Gyeonggi Eastern Alliance of the Lee Jae-myung line as pro-North Korean forces, and their negligence for exacerbating the neutralization of the DMZ.

This is not merely an issue of remittances to North Korea but the result of systematic neglect and a complete failure of national policy.

Professor Lee Jae-bong criticized military personnel for being unexpectedly timid and for focusing solely on obtaining positions within the People Power Party rather than fighting on the streets.

He chastised them for always displaying opportunistic attitudes, clinging to power rather than responding when the nation is in crisis, and failing to play a professional and critical role in patriotic movements or military issues.

He criticized that despite the Blue House's denial, Kim Hyun-ji is actually a powerful figure in the party, controlling personnel appointments.

Representative Kang decided to defect because he could not endure having to take responsibility for personnel decisions made against his will.

In the past, he used Representative Kang as a shield to avoid responsibility, but now Kim Hyun-ji must step forward and take responsibility for all matters.

The disappearance of new employment is closely intertwined with the hollowing out of industries due to the overseas relocation of manufacturing.

The American-style employment structure, where companies prefer only experienced workers to save on training costs, is a key factor threatening youth jobs in Korea.

This structural change is a fundamental cause accelerating the youth employment crisis.

As companies reduce new hires and regular positions, the reality where it's hard to find a job even with good academic performance has become entrenched.

Companies' aversion to training and preference for experienced workers are further spreading recruitment practices centered on private networks.

He expressed concern that this trend is exacerbating youth employment instability and, coupled with a lack of R&D and educational support, is diminishing the overall vitality of society.

As manufacturing-centric industries have hollowed out, the driving force to absorb a large number of young workers, unlike in the past, has disappeared.

He plans to visit St. Petersburg, Russia, in July and August.

He implied that he is planning personal travel and new activities after his retirement.

He pointed out that this is evidence that institutional politics is focused solely on maintaining power rather than solving problems, and that essential investigations, such as the seizure of the election commission server, are not being properly conducted.

Professor Lee Jae-bong compared Korea with Japan, assessing that Korean institutional politicians have weak responsibility and self-correction capabilities.

He pointed out that politicians are preoccupied with pursuing their own interests without a sense of social mission, causing social waste, and that political irresponsibility, continuing from the Joseon Dynasty, contrasts with Goryeo politics during the Mongol resistance.