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South Korea President Declares Martial Law, National Assembly Votes to Overturn It

South Korea President Declares Martial Law, National Assembly Votes to Overturn It

But will it stick? Chaos has ensued outside of parliament.

South Korean Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law, accusing “the opposition of plotting ‘insurgency’ and ‘trying to overthrow the free democracy.'”

The opposition controls the National Assembly.

Yoon denounced the opposition for “using its majority in the National Assembly to impeach members of his cabinet and block the passage of his government’s budget plans.”

In his announcement, Yoon encouraged people to tolerate “some inconveniences.”

Members of parliament broke through police barriers and windows to get inside.

Parliament has voted against martial law, 190-0. However, parliament has 300 members so not everyone voted.

The vote needs 2/3 of the vote in order for it to stik.

The president has to respect the decision according to the country’s constitution.

Tanks have been rolling to Parliament, blocking members from entering the building.

Clashes have ensued.

Translation:

“South Korean soldiers are standing with guns pointed at civilians”

As soon as they started talking about this on OhmyNews TV, this scene came out. Is that a soldier pointing a gun?????

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gonzotx | December 3, 2024 at 11:16 am

We live in scary times
Jan 20th can’t come soon enough

This is what happens when America has a weak ineffective and incompetent leader


 
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Olinser | December 3, 2024 at 11:22 am

So the backstory on this is that the SK President (and his wife, supposedly) was being investigated for corruption, and there were a lot of rumors he was about to be arrested, so he pulled this nonsense as an absolute last-ditch effort to avoid prison and cling to power.

Desperate corrupt politicians do desperate and stupid things.

Maybe it’s a good thing the NorKs sent a bunch of their Army to fight in Ukraine right now?

I heard Trump is going to declare Marshall Tucker on day one…
(Heard it in a love song….)


     
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    Tsquared79 in reply to rduke007. | December 3, 2024 at 12:34 pm

    Marshall Tucker was an older piano player that rented out warehouse space to bands so they could practice. At a battle of the bands contest the band was still arguing over a band name when someone suggested “The Marshall Tucker Band” and the name stuck.

      I thought he was a Piano tuner

      I caught the original band in the 70’s at Summerfest, Milwaukee
      The next time was at Mulcahy’s Long Island in ’96, as part of the audio crew
      it was the FOH The engineer’s last gig with them and he sabotaged the show

      We brought in 8 EAF KF750 tops and subs
      After Marshall Tucker, the afterband had two peaveys on sticks which carried only vocals, and a well honed and disciplined backline
      Dorian the troll said “we look like shit…”

How is the average N. Korean citizen going to tell the difference?


 
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healthguyfsu | December 3, 2024 at 2:15 pm

And here I thought N. Korea was the crazy one. Does that abominable war need a 2.0?


 
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CommoChief | December 3, 2024 at 2:58 pm

Maybe the neocon/globalist aficionados can turn their efforts to fixing South Korea.


 
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henrybowman | December 3, 2024 at 5:30 pm

“The vote needs 2/3 of the vote in order for it to stik.”
A sentence that totally avoids answering everybody’s question.
Does it need 2/3 of the delegates present, or 2/3 of the total delegates?

“The South Korean Constitution allows MPs to void Martial Law by voting but it seems impossible to vote at the moment.”
Who wrote THAT constitution — the lawyer who was last in his class?
It certainly wasn’t anybody who understood the concept of “race conditions.”

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