12.19 부정선거.....
이명박과 박근혜가 언론 방송을 장악해서 국내 방송과 언론에 기사화가 되지 못하니, 지금 백악관, 미국 CNN, 유엔 등 외국 주요 기관과 언론사에 한국 부정선거를 알리는 보도를 해 달라는 청원이 끊이지가 않는군요.
선관위와 국정원을 동원해서 부정선거를 저지른 자체만으로도 박근혜는 자격 상실입니다.
언제까지 나라 국격을 떨어 뜨릴려는지....
참 욕 나옵니다.
아래는 미국 CNN에 한국 부정선거를 보도해 달라고 올라 온 글들입니다.
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South Korean Presidential Election held on Dec. 19, 2012. Korea National Election Commission count votes illegally. Korean demand for manual counting or even re-counting, which is their constitutional right. There are election rigging made by Progressive Programs that have been secretly used to fix the 2012 South Korean Presidential Election. The graphs representing the voter turnout and the votes earned for...
South Korean Presidential Election held on Dec. 19, 2012. Korea National Election Commission count votes illegally. Korean demand for manual counting or even re-counting, which is their constitutional right. There are election rigging made by Progressive Programs that have been secretly used to fix the 2012 South Korean Presidential Election. The graphs representing the voter turnout and the votes earned for Mr. Moon and Ms. Park, measured over time, were consistently smooth to have occurred in real life, which have been imply unlawful intervention. Only the graphs implied by the Formula of Logistic Funtion can produce such a beautiful, smooth curves. Please Support the Korean People of Democracy with Free and Fair Election.
So, they can decide their own future for Democracy. Recount
4 minutes ago
진실이 왜곡되지 않은 공정성이 있는 개표를 원합니다!
6 minutes ago
we want manual count! NO electric mashine
7 minutes ago
진실을 보도해 주세요
10 minutes ago
전자개표기가 대통령을 뽑았습니다 개표 그라프는 절대 로지스틱함수로 표시 될수 없는데 시간대별로 그렇게 표시되고 있습니다.
29 minutes ago
There are too many evidence of election fraud. But most of Korean news media were corrupted by the current government and interest groups. Korean people are eager to learn truth nothing but truth.......
31 minutes ago
국민의 목소리를 듣고자 하는 곳은 이곳에선 더이상 존재하지 않습니다..
저희 목소리에 귀를 기울어 주시길 바랍니다.
수개표 하지않은 선거를 낱낱이 파 헤쳐 주세요..
31 minutes ago
I am begging you to broadcast about it. It should be belonged to CNN. Please help us.
32 minutes ago
우리나라 언론은 벌써 장악됐기때문에 기사 하나 나가질 못하고 있습니다..CNN에서 기사화가 된다면 좋겠습니다
43 minutes ago
help us... please...
44 minutes ago
There are too many evidence of election fraud. But most of Korean news media were corrupted by the current government and interest groups. Korean people are eager to learn truth nothing but truth.......
45 minutes ago
Hasn't it been issued yet? Korea's media freedom? It is kind of shitty, isn't it?
46 minutes ago
진실을 밝혀주세요. 간절합니다.
49 minutes ago
Help us please. Democracy & free dead in Korea.
57 minutes ago
Korea's presidential election was not fair, I think many people are.
Nevertheless, even not getting reported in the media.
South Korea has retreated
It turns out, only give the media reports, such as cnn.
Please save Korean people vary.
Korea's presidential election was not fair, I think many people are.
Nevertheless, even not getting reported in the media.
South Korea has retreated
It turns out, only give the media reports, such as cnn.
Please save Korean people vary.
1 hour ago
seeing things they reaiiy are
1 hour ago
I do not trust the electronic ballot counting. Please do recount manually now!
2 hours ago
3--1---5
2 hours ago
언론의 자유는 소수가 알고있는 사실 인지라도 부정한 일을 널리 알리는거 아닌가요? 한국은 언론의 자유가 없습니다 CNN은 언론의 자유가 보존되고 있지요? 작은 나라의 불행을 알려줄순 없나요? 한국의 어린이들에게도 민주주의를 느낄수 있게 부탁드립니다 당신들이 가진 언론의 자유가 부럽습니다 도와주세요 제발
3 hours ago
정말 화가 치밀어 오르고 분노합니다.
4 hours ago
The Republic of Korea National Election Commission Must Answer
These Questions Regarding the 18th Presidential Election
- A Second Statement by Fellow South Koreans and Voters Overseas
As sovereignty rests with the people in a democratic society, Koreans have the right and the duty to participate in a free and fair election and monitor its process....
The Republic of Korea National Election Commission Must Answer
These Questions Regarding the 18th Presidential Election
- A Second Statement by Fellow South Koreans and Voters Overseas
As sovereignty rests with the people in a democratic society, Koreans have the right and the duty to participate in a free and fair election and monitor its process. Yet, we have an overwhelming number of questions about the fairness and accuracy of the vote counting in the 18th presidential election. Nevertheless, the Republic of Korea National Election Commission (henceforth, NEC), which is supposed to speak for and protect Koreans' right, has chosen instead to cover up and tarnish the intention of the people with healthy doubts, leaving them in a deep sorrow and deploration about the situation. If there is any doubt at all, NEC must open all the data and the staff to the public in order to help people understand exactly what happened.
However, in their official statement published on Jan 1st, 2013, the NEC depreciated Koreans like us who want the electoral transparency and accountability, by calling them ‘a group of people who deny the result of the election,’ and further presented a condescending advice that those should stop ‘trying to shake the basis of democracy.’ We articulate that this is nothing but an inappropriate and arrogant response from NEC, of which impartiality and fairness are expected as an independent regulatory agency. Besides, it is absolutely illogical for NEC to allege that we are requesting a recount without any objective evidence. Koreans raised reasonable questions based upon testimonies and materials collected. NEC is the one that is keeping all raw data, and thus it is the job of NEC to inspect and prove the integrity of the election. Hence, expressing much regret, we fellow Koreans and voters overseas demand that NEC should accept the following items to restore its credibility.
1. It is NEC’s job to help people exercise their sovereignty, through fair and reliable management of an election. We insist that the NEC should apologize for their overbearing manner toward Koreans who raised reasonable questions. The fact itself that many Koreans are raising questions about an election can only be considered as proof of NEC’s failure to earn public trust, and thus NEC is supposed to feel rather ashamed and look back on their job execution.
2. If NEC is indeed willing to accept the request for a recount as they publicized on Jan 1st, 2013, they must immediately make the following data available, which would be much simpler and easier than recounting: the register of all electors, the list of the actual voters, voter data per region and age group, the record of ballot counting at each office including the log data for data transmission, NEC's tabulating record and submission record to mass media, and the reporting data of each broadcasting company.
3. It is not important whether to call a machine a ballot counter or a ballot separator. NEC has to stop playing with words and face the problem by immediately providing the software of the ballot counters used and also the source code of NEC's central tabulating system and reporting system. A thorough investigation of the accuracy and reliability of those machines and systems ought to be carried out by a third party, and the results should be reported to the public. In addition, NEC must release all doc-umentation regarding the justifiability of the use of an electronic ballot counting system or voting equipment.
4. NEC claimed without any supporting evidence that the data from the central tabulator is not the final result and the data was inspected manually. If that is the case, NEC is ought to release the record of manual ballot counting and explain how it was possible then to announce the winner only three hours after the ballot counting started.
5. In order to verify NEC's claim, we would also like to review the record on whether and how the vote and vote-counting observers were trained. Publicize the number of observers from each party at each vote-counting facility.
Again, all the raw data is being kept and managed by NEC, and therefore it is NEC's job to prove the electoral transparency and accountability. We hereby sign this statement with the hope that NEC will regain Koreans' trust by withdrawing their authoritative attitude and releasing all related materials.
Jan 7th, 2013
Fellow South Koreans and Voters Overseas Who Want to Assure the Integrity of the 18th Presidential Election
4 hours ago
The Korean government controls the press. The Korean press is pressured by the gavernment. So the Korean do not have the freedom of the press. And the major newspapers and broadcaseting stations do not gather or report news about the fraudulent and illegal election. I would like to earnestly ask the foreign newspapers and broadcasting station to gather and report news about the fraudulent and illegal...
The Korean government controls the press. The Korean press is pressured by the gavernment. So the Korean do not have the freedom of the press. And the major newspapers and broadcaseting stations do not gather or report news about the fraudulent and illegal election. I would like to earnestly ask the foreign newspapers and broadcasting station to gather and report news about the fraudulent and illegal election. I am asking to hel in this way Korea and the Korean. Plese help us!!!
4 hours ago
South Korean Presidential Election held on Dec. 19, 2012. Korea National Election Commission count votes illegally. Korean demand for manual counting or even re-counting, which is their constitutional right. There are election rigging made by Progressive Programs that have been secretly used to fix the 2012 South Korean Presidential Election. The graphs representing the voter turnout and the votes earned for...
South Korean Presidential Election held on Dec. 19, 2012. Korea National Election Commission count votes illegally. Korean demand for manual counting or even re-counting, which is their constitutional right. There are election rigging made by Progressive Programs that have been secretly used to fix the 2012 South Korean Presidential Election. The graphs representing the voter turnout and the votes earned for Mr. Moon and Ms. Park, measured over time, were consistently smooth to have occurred in real life, which have been imply unlawful intervention. Only the graphs implied by the Formula of Logistic Function can produce such a beautiful, smooth curves. Please Support the Korean People of Democracy with Free and Fair Election.
So, they can decide their own future for Democracy. Recount NOW!
4 hours ago
South Korean Presidential Election held on Dec. 19, 2012. Korea National Election Commission count votes illegally. Korean demand for manual counting or even re-counting, which is their constitutional right. There are election rigging made by Progressive Programs that have been secretly used to fix the 2012 South Korean Presidential Election. The graphs representing the voter turnout and the votes earned for...
South Korean Presidential Election held on Dec. 19, 2012. Korea National Election Commission count votes illegally. Korean demand for manual counting or even re-counting, which is their constitutional right. There are election rigging made by Progressive Programs that have been secretly used to fix the 2012 South Korean Presidential Election. The graphs representing the voter turnout and the votes earned for Mr. Moon and Ms. Park, measured over time, were consistently smooth to have occurred in real life, which have been imply unlawful intervention. Only the graphs implied by the Formula of Logistic Funtion can produce such a beautiful, smooth curves. Please Support the Korean People of Democracy with Free and Fair Election.
So, they can decide their own future for Democracy. Recount NOW!
5 hours ago
Please watch on youtube/ZbzCeBqtjLA
Electronic Counters Errors and Fraud-MBC
In this video, you will see how electronic counters sent votes case for Moon Jae-in into another candidate's ballot tray.