Destroying democracy, violating constitutional order, Yoon Seok-yul must go!
Step down Yoon Seok-yeol, the insurgent who destroyed democracy and constitutional order!
The insurgents' plans for a second airport are null and void and must be stopped immediately!
In the 21st century democratic republic of South Korea, a rebellion has broken out, and the leader of the rebellion is none other than Yun Seok-yeol, who holds the office of President of the Republic of Korea. The declaration of emergency martial law late in the evening of November 3, the subsequent invasion of the National Assembly by airborne troops, and the attempted arrest of the Speaker of the National Assembly are serious criminal and treasonous acts that destroyed democracy and disrupted the constitutional order.
We do not recognize Yoon Seok-yeol as the president of South Korea, who has destroyed our democracy and constitution. He must step down immediately and be held accountable according to the law. We demand that the law enforcement agencies immediately arrest and detain Yoon Seok-yeol and hold him accountable for his attempt to destroy democracy.
Following the uprising, everything Yun Suk-yol's regime did was eventually labeled as anti-people, anti-society, and anti-democratic. The second airport issue is no different. Yun's MOLIT's unilateral actions are consistent with the extreme situation. The second airport, which was pushed by the insurgents, is inevitably invalid. This is because the project was pushed forward despite various defects and problems, and this blind pursuit of the project stemmed from the insurgents' mismanagement of state affairs.
The second airport plan, which was promoted by the insurgents, is an obviously flawed and problematic project. MOLIT should immediately halt all proceedings related to the second airport, as the plan is null and void and should be stopped immediately! The people will not stand idly by as long as MOLIT continues to sympathize with the insurgents. End.
2024. 12. 04.
Jeju 2nd Airport to Jersey Emergency Residents' Association
