chaotic fool @boostguy

⁉️Chinese National Auxiliary Police Appears in South Korea? Is South Korea Becoming the Second Hong Kong? Recently, South Korea's local elections have triggered large-scale protests due to ballot shortages and suspected electoral fraud. Some citizens have discovered that among the Korean police dispersing the protesters, there appear to be "Chinese national auxiliary police." Netizen "James Jseng" posted on Facebook, stating that South Korea's National Police Agency has guided the establishment of "Foreign Self-Defense Patrol Teams" at the local level, with members primarily consisting of Chinese nationals of Korean ethnicity (accounting for about 80%). The first such team was established in July 2009 in Garibong-dong, Guro District, Seoul, and has since expanded. The Korean police regularly issue certificates of appreciation to them. The post points out that the "Foreign Self-Defense Patrol Teams" have been a publicly known entity from the beginning. However, in photos and reports publicly released by the South Korean National Police Agency, the foreign patrol team members shown are mainly Vietnamese, Southeast Asian, and Middle Eastern faces. Chinese nationals of Korean ethnicity are rarely seen. In reality, however, Chinese nationals make up a far higher proportion of the overall foreign patrol teams than other nationalities and are recognized as the main force. Yet this discrepancy has never been properly explained by South Korean authorities. Instead, every time Chinese Korean-ethnic members appear online, it is through footage captured by passersby and circulated on social media, rather than presented through official channels. The post notes, "The official choice of which faces to feature in public relations materials is itself a very meaningful decision." The post also states that the misunderstanding of Chinese national self-defense patrol team members being mistaken for Korean police does exist. It is also a fact that Korean-Chinese speakers do not sound like Seoul-accented Korean. Additionally, photos and videos circulating online show individuals wearing formal South Korean police uniforms with "경찰 POLICE" printed on them, accused of having obvious non-Korean accents and remaining silent in front of the camera. South Korean authorities have never provided clear, case-by-case explanations for such specific accusations. If South Korea has truly brought in Chinese Communist Party police, just think about Hong Kong's experience. During Hong Kong's 2019 anti-extradition movement, a large number of mainland Chinese Communist police appeared on Hong Kong streets, brutally beating civilians and ruthlessly suppressing the protests that involved millions of participants. And then? The once-great Hong Kong died. Recently, there have been many related videos online showing suspected "Chinese national auxiliary police" appearing in South Korea. I selected some and made a compilation.

@cskun1989 社會主義者基於對未來的幻想,所以一直需要製造幻象來維持內心不至於崩塌

@mari43098248 這不能用滲透描述, 佔領是正確詞彙 看到好多遊行示威口號聽起來像“滅共”

@_toma_hawk China Community Party(CCP) is already stealing your country. What are you thinking? Service?

@uchihagyut86553 Since Korea abolished death penalty, I think all Korea went left. Abolition of the death penalty means that all evil can be forgiven, which is insult to the victims.

@howiehongx True Youth should read some books by Hayek or Mises. No one believes stupid communism

@kwonchoistory They're paid, same pattern of U.S.

God bless Korea

chaotic fool @boostguy

17 hours ago

@YOOTAKSON Korea is about to be successfully stolen by CCP. I think the military should take over, deport all Chinese, crack down on election fraud could save democratic Korea

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@USMC CCP is stealing election in Korea, maybe it already succeeded

@Truthmind2 The U.S. Army will not get involved in domestic affairs of Korea. Korea is about to be successfully stolen by CCP. I think the military should take over, deport all Chinese, crack down on election fraud could save democratic Korea

@YOOTAKSON Korea is about to be successfully stolen by CCP. I think the military should take over, deport all Chinese, crack down on election fraud could save democratic Korea

@sh27021 Korea is about to be successfully stolen by CCP. I think that only military taking over and expelling all Chinese, and cracking down on election fraud could save democratic Korea

@real1RmConserve Korea is about to be successfully stolen by CCP. I think that only military taking over and expelling all Chinese, and cracking down on election fraud could save democratic Korea

@WatcherKR Korea is about to be successfully stolen by CCP. I think that only military taking over and expelling all Chinese, and cracking down on election fraud could save democratic Korea

@Sein5141 Korea is about to be successfully stolen by CCP. I think that only military taking over and expelling all Chinese, and cracking down on election fraud could save democratic Korea

@RealTonySLee Korea is about to be successfully stolen by CCP. I thought that only military taking over and expelling all Chinese, and cracking down on election fraud could save democratic Korea

@ViiV_333 China Communist Party is stealing Korea. I think it almost succeed

@judemarine0 @Kim_MintCho The U.S. Army will not get involved in domestic affairs. It's so danger, I think CCP almost succeed stealing Korea

@TheRabbitHole Please take a look about what happened in Korea. China Communist Party is stealing the Korea, almost succeed.

@TheSteadyLog China Communist Party's puppet End CCP, protect Korea