The reality of election fraud in South Korea has started to become known worldwide. In response to the question, "What is the reason for impeachment?" President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law as a last resort in accordance with procedure, thereby exposing his efforts to investigate the National Election Commission (NEC), which had tried to permanently cover up electoral fraud with its unchecked power and corruption. The Democratic Party of Korea had created a large opposition party through the fraudulent elections of April 15 and April 10, and it became clear that from the moment President Yoon was elected, the party had been abusing impeachment in order to suppress electoral dissent and falsely accuse the president of treason. Former U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, who also called for the eradication of election fraud, warned of widespread fraud through electronic voting machines and announced a ban on early voting through White House spokesperson Caroline Rivet.

During the public hearings on impeachment at the Constitutional Court, electoral fraud will be revealed to the world, and the false members of the National Assembly will be exposed, leading to the dissolution of the National Assembly. Subsequently, the 2 billion won investment in server relocation, made belatedly to destroy evidence, itself will serve as an admission of guilt. This will create public support for dismantling the Election Commission and reforming the electoral system. President Yoon likely anticipates that the impeachment will be dismissed by the Constitutional Court.

The public has witnessed and been angered by the Democratic Party's reckless legislative, judicial, and budgetary dictatorship, which triggered the impeachment. By violating Article 92 of the Constitution, the "Principle of Non-Double Jeopardy," the Democratic Party's push for impeachment has led to widespread public perception that the party should be dissolved. Moreover, the monstrous cartel involving the NEC, the Democratic Party, and the judges is also coming to light.

The primary responsibility for the impeachment lies with the leadership of the current ruling party, the People Power Party (PPP). Without their political awakening and transformation, Korean conservatism will never be able to revive. A new emergency committee will be established. Additionally, 12 members of the PPP who have colluded with or turned a blind eye to the Democratic Party's actions must be expelled. These traitors must be removed, and the People Power Party should be dissolved and reborn as the Free Republic Party.

As seen during the impeachment of President Park Geun-hye, the left-wing media and fake panels have once again ignored the essence of the situation and are spreading biased and distorted information. These anti-state, anti-national roles played by newspapers and broadcasters will eventually lead to their closure.

Through President Yoon's address and the impeachment process, his sincerity has become known to the public, and the issue of electoral fraud, which amounts to treason, has united the conservative right. The pro-treason forces led by Lee Jae-myung, centered around the Democratic Party, will eventually face legal consequences, leading to their dissolution.

President Yoon must not agree to a reform that introduces a parliamentary system. Overseas Koreans, regardless of political or regional differences, must urge that their homeland remain a free democratic republic based on justice and fairness, with a presidential system at its core. The public must place their trust in President Yoon, a decisive leader, and together with the Trump administration, complete a sovereignty revolution akin to the second 4.19 revolution.