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Challenges in Restoring Democracy and
the Prospect of Public Uprising

Professor Lee expressed deep concern over the lack of viable
mechanisms to expose or address electoral fraud in Korea. He
criticized the Yoon administration for its reluctance to act on
electoral fraud warnings, suggesting that the only remaining
option might be a public uprising-though he acknowledged its
improbability. Despite these challenges, Lee emphasized that
awareness of China’s encroachment has grown signi#cantly over
the past several years, with increasing public recognition of the
associated risks.

Conclusion:
The Need for International Support and Public Awareness

Lee called for international cooperation and support to address
South Korea’s electoral fraud and restore democratic principles.
He underscored the importance of attention from global leaders
like President Donald Trump in uncovering the truth and
fostering accountability. While acknowledging the low likelihood
of internal reforms, Lee urged the Korean public to critically
examine electoral system flaws and engage in efforts to protect
democracy. He expressed hope that international pressure
and heightened public consciousness could eventually lay the
groundwork for reclaiming South Korea’s democratic integrity.

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