Yoon Seok-yeol “We must fight false information” Trump “Fake News Democratic Cooperation”
President Seok-Yeol Yoon gave a speech to the US Congress saying, “We must fight against false incitement and false information,” and former President Trump made a statement two years ago “cooperating with the Fake News Democratic Party.”
President Yoon said, “False agitation and false information are threatening democracy all over the world,” and in response to “disguise of democracy activists and human rights activists,” he said, “We must all join forces and fight bravely so that we will not be destroyed by false camouflage forces.” President Yoon said, "The US Congress has been a symbol of freedom and democracy for 234 years." Anti-intellectualism, represented by false agitation and false information, not only threatens democracy, but also shakes the rule of law. These totalitarian forces threaten and deny freedom and democracy, but in most cases hide and disguise their identities as if they were democracy activists and human rights activists,” he pointed out civic groups and human rights groups as the bases of “false information.”
Former President Donald Trump (Republican Party) said in a May 6, 2021 statement, "The Fake News Media, working closely with Big Tech and the Radical Left Democrats, is calling 'The Big Lie' when talking about 2020 election fraud." "They are right in that the 2020 presidential election was a big lie, but that's not what they mean."
Former President Trump, who continued to disapprove of the results of the presidential election, said in his remarks on 'fake news', "The 2020 election was a really big lie that did not even receive legislative approval from many states (required by the US Constitution) and was also corrupt." It pointed out the US mainstream media that did not point out the fraudulent election as 'fake news' and identified the Democratic Party, the winner of the election, as a 'fake news collaborator'.
Regarding the disguise of human rights activists, President Yoon said, "In most cases, totalitarian forces threaten and deny freedom and democracy, but hide and disguise their identities as if they were democracy activists and human rights activists." He gave a speech to members of the U.S. Congress saying, “We must all join forces and fight bravely,” because “even shaking the rule of law and denying that totalitarian forces threaten freedom and democracy.”
In a speech to the U.S. Congress, President Yoon said, “The Republic of Korea, along with the U.S., will play the role of a ‘compass of freedom’ that protects and expands the freedoms of citizens around the world.” urged U.S. lawmakers to “spread freedom.”
In a joint statement with President Biden (Democratic Party) the previous day, President Yoon made a joint statement <Korea and the United States are building an alliance that will provide a solid foundation for prosperity and security to future generations based on a common commitment to universal human rights, freedom, and the protection of the rule of law. “As a key pillar of peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region, the ROK-US Alliance has grown far beyond the Korean Peninsula, reflecting the vital role of both countries as global leaders in promoting democracy, economic prosperity, security, and technological innovation.” > Signed 'democracy' explicitly in Korea-U.S. Common Values.
In the joint statement signed by President Yoon at the summit in May last year, “democracy” excluding “freedom” is a common value. The main topics are:
<President Seok-yeol Yoon and President Biden share the perception that the ROK-US alliance has matured into a deep and comprehensive strategic relationship. Through close ties between our two dynamic peoples, broad economic and investment links, and a commitment to democracy, human rights and a norms-based international order, Korea and the United States have a relationship that allows them to meet any challenge and seize every opportunity that lies ahead. is moving to.>
<The two leaders also committed to developing, using and advancing technology in line with common democratic principles and universal values.>
<The two leaders reaffirmed each other's commitment to a global comprehensive strategic alliance between the United States and the ROK that is firmly rooted in the shared values of promoting democracy and a norms-based international order, fighting corruption, and promoting human rights.>
<The two leaders confirmed that they would ensure the effective implementation of the respective measures taken by both countries to deter further Russian aggression and maintain our commitment to the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity.>
In the United States, the First Amendment to the 1791 Constitution, “Freedom of Religion, Press, and Expression,” states that “Congress cannot enact laws restricting the freedom of speech or the press. Parliament may not enact laws restricting the right of people to assemble peacefully or to petition the government for the removal of grievances.”