Community Leaders Claim the “Biggest Crime in History” Sfnewsfeed.us·2020년 5월 6일 수요일
SEOUL, KOREA (5/5)-On April 15, 2020, South Korea’s 21st general legislative election was held to elect 300 members for National Assembly. The pre-election period (e.g., absentee voting) took place on April 10 and 11. The ruling Minjoo party, pro-Moon Jae-in, won the election by landslide, garnering 180 seats vs 103 seats for the conservative opposition. The remaining 17 seats went to various surrogates.
Professor Choi, added, “We have evidence of the election rigging. There was election rigging both offline and online.. This was the biggest crime of all time, There is all kinds of evidence of wrong-doing. One only need see how thousands of the voting ballots were mysteriously changed, or how the number of votes was strangely larger than the number of actual voters. Korea is the only country that allows the current early voting system….”
Korean foreign policy expert reported that, “Subsequent examination of the election results a striking contrast between the pre-election day vote counts and the election day vote counts for the respective ruling and opposition parties. For each of 49 highly competitive districts in Seoul, the ruling party won 11.5% on average more votes on the pre-election days than on the election day while the opposition party lost the same percentage less on the pre-election days than on the election day..”
This anomaly alarmed Emeritus Professor Park Seong Hyun of Statistics Department, Seoul National University states that such anormaly wouldn’t occur unless God makes it happen in advance. He served Korean Statistics Society as Chairperson and the most prestigious Korean Science and Technology Foundation, Han Rim Won, equivalent to National Science Academy in US as President.
On April 27(KT), Mr. Min Kyeong Wook, an incumbent National Assembly member and a candidate from the opposition party submitted to a court his request for keeping all the votes, server hardware and related software intact since he asserts counting processing was rigged for the votes casted on two pre-election days. The court rejected everything except votes to be preserved as evidence...”
Mr. Min asserts that the National Election Commission (NEC) , a government agency overseeing this election awarded LG U+ the contract for vote counting products and other related hardware without the required bidding process. The vote counting machines are networked by Huawei telecom system. He also asserts that the Huawei is suspected to participate in the wrongdoing in the counting process aforementioned above.
Concurrently, Professor Walter Mebane, Jr. University of Michigan, a well-respected expert on the election fraud field, claims that most of frauds are detected in the early votes casted during pre-election days. He reports that 10.4% of the votes, about 1.5 million votes, for the ruling party, are fraudulent while 1.2 million votes for the opposition party are fraudulent.
Such statistical anomaly caught the attention of Korean American scientists & engineers in the San Francisco Bay Area. They analyzed election data from 19 selected Seoul districts, the capitol city of South Korea. These districts were expected to be highly competitive for the ruling and opposition parties. Their subsequent statistical analysis using normal distribution shows the probability of such aforementioned event occurring in the Seoul districts turns out to be 1/10^171. The details of their analysis are appended at the end of this article.
In addition to the statistical analyses, a number of civic groups watching the election process have exposed questionable practice in storing ballot boxes, tampering with ballot boxes, absence of CCTV in the ballot bex storage area.
In addition, Attorney Kim Ki-su points to the fact that some of the absentee ballots are imprinted with a QR code in violation of the election laws. The law clearly madates using a bar code to identify the district name, name of the election, and NEC, according to the Korean Election Laws Article 151, Paragraph 6. The use of the QR code is prohibited because of the possibility of including information about the voters.
South Korean NEC has been balking at anyone suggesting election fraud, even threatening to take legal action against them. Instead, the commission should explain and clarify these questions that are now surfacing in droves. Otherwise, the commission is going to lose credibility with the public and the election results. Civic groups demand that an independent investigation of the 2020 parliamentary election should take place.
Professor Choi, noted how in both in Seoul and Pusan, “Why is it that the ballots which were supposed to be sealed and secured by the Korean Elections Commission, were left for 3 days unguarded and unwatched by either neutral onservers or even by security guards?”
Bay Area Christian leaders warned in a prayer proclamation stated in a American Churches Prayer Declaration for South Korea
1. We want to pray for the survival of churches and freedom in South Korea and North Korea. We want to pray for a free democratic system. This will not happen if there is “fake peace unification” between the North and South. Socialism will not allow political or religious freedom. We must not be deceived by the pro-North, pro-socialism propaganda coming from the South Korean Moon regime and its supporting media, labor union, legislature, judicial system, police and military, schools, and other Juche leftist groups.
2. Evangelical churches must stand up against the encroachment of a socialistic system to save South Korea for the Gospel. Socialism will seek to harm the Gospel in South Korea and persecute believers. Let’s pray that South Korea will be shielded from all socialistic propaganda and for the freedom of North Korea through the Gospel.
3. The Juche followers worship Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il as idols. They deny God and Christian values of truth and freedom. In recent years in South Korea, the Moon regime and Juche followers have oppressed the church and are trying to destroy the Christian faith. We ,American Churches, should firmly oppose this situation in South Korea. The Juche followers are trying to amend the Korean Constitution and remove the word "free" from "free democracy" defined in the Constitution. They want to install a totalitarian dictatorship permanently based on communism and socialism like North Korea. Thus, South Korean churches are very concerned about freedom of faith and human rights. Pastors and Christians in Korea pray to revitalize truth and freedom, to resist injustice, and to preserve faith and freedom for South Koreans.
4. In particular, we pray that South Korean Christians overcome the current government's attempt to oppress the freedom of religion and freedom of speech. We pray that truth will always prevail in South Korea. We need to pray for stability in the South Korean Churches. We should pray for boldness to stand against all injustice, to stand for the Gospel, and that they will stay strong in their faith no matter what happens. It is our prayer that South Korea will remain a free democracy, so that the Gospel can spread without fear of persecution.
5. We pray for a revival of churches in South Korea. We need American churches to unite and cooperate with the South Korean churches and help with prayers and encouragement! American churches started the South Korean churches 136 years ago. Now, the South Korean churches need help from American churches again! We wish to work together and meet together with the Korean churches to offer spiritual support, to seek God’s absolute truth, and to lift a unified voice in prayers for the spreading of the gospel. Let us pray that the entire Korean Peninsula is transformed into a land of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Doctor Kevin Waldrop, Program Chair of Christian Studies and Assistant Professor of Christian Studies at Univeristy of the Southwest in Hobbs New Mexico, “Primarily and first of all, my concern comes from the greater need to move and grow outside the walls of churches, but also as a Christian, we need to take a more international engagement with regards to what is taking place within the Korean Peninsula. The region needs awareness for our prayers and what is happening, as well as showing our love and support for our fellow brothers and sisters, even though we may never or see them in an effort to demonstrate our love for the Lord for all, especially in the face of persecution of the good…”
“First of all, I am not an expert on all of the events and happenings within the Korean community, but according to the brothers and sisters within the Korean community, including dear friends , have spoken on these issues. And although we are here in America, we should not be surprised that Christians and followers of the Gospel are actively being persecuted….”
Similarly, Professor Choi Woowon warned of future protests and stated, “Defend the freedom of the people and the country. Tomorrow, many groups will be gathering in Pusan to call for a “people’s revolution”. Sixty years ago, the people launched a revolution seizing control of the government. This is our revolution and our voices will be heard. We will punish the likes of Moon Jae-In , the members of Parliament, and the Korean Elections Committee (KEC) as the Trojan Horses they are. They are theones who would attempt to break the strong alliance between South Korea and the United States…”
Let's stand and against Moon Jae-In's all injustice 4.15 election
Let's get out of the president's position.
-Jose Ricardo G. Bondoc
APPENDIX for statistical analysis in details:
The table below is used to investigate Mr. Min’s assertion of the rigged election. in this table, each party vote counts in percentages are calculated from the data publicly available from the Central Election Management Committee, a government agency overseeing this election aforementioned above.
A histogram is shown for a variable created by combining the opposition party Election Day votes subtracted their mean, “DateB%-MeanB ”as denoted in the table for the opposition party and the differences from Election Day votes to early voting votes, “Date% minus Early%” denoted in the table for both parties, A and B.
In this histogram, the vertical axis is the number of districts whose total is 19 while the horizontal axis is vote count in percentage.
The middle distribution can be readily viewed as the vote counts in percentage minus their mean for Mr. Min’s party whose shape would approach to a normal curve as the sample size increases as predicted in Central Limit Theorem (CLT). Such shape in this histogram indicates this data behaves as a random variable as expected. No suspicion is noticed here in this middle distribution.
The right side distribution can be readily viewed as the difference from the Election Day and the early voting votes for Mr. Min’s opposition party while the left side distribution is for the government supporting majority party. These two distributions should not be separated as a bimodal distribution shown in this histogram if they both are randomly distributed. One can clearly see that early days votes are rigged. If the early voting votes are not rigged, this bimodal distribution should manifest itself to be a normal curve in a similar shape to the middle distribution in the histogram.
The right side and left side distributions have their means away from the mean of the middle distribution by 11 and -12 percentages as readily seen in the histogram and also shown in Table, respectively.
Next, we can calculate the probability of aforementioned bimodal distribution occurrence suspected to be created by election malfeasance and bad actions as below:
We say p is the probability of one candidate winning election then (1-p) would be the probability of the other candidate winning the election.
The probability of a vote count away from one standard deviation from its mean in a normal distribution is o.16 while the one for 3.5sd is 0.0001.
Since a binomial distribution becomes a normal distribution as sample size, n, increases, we use standard deviation, sd for the binominal distribution which is expressed as:
sd =SQRT {P(1-P)/n}
sd (max) = .004 with p=0.5 and n =16000 where it is assumed each district has 16000 voters.
Using the 11 percentage mentioned above, which is the right side distribution mean location away from the mean of the middle distribution, we can see the probability of such bimodal distribution would occur at 28 times sd where 28=0.11/0.004.
The probability of such bimodal distribution for one district occurring at 28 sd is less than (1/10)*9 where * is power symbol.
For 19 districts, this probability would become less than (1/10) power of (9X19) = (1/10)* 171 which is approaching to zero.