Jeon Kwang-hoon: "Lee Jun-seok, who smells like milk... Both the Democratic Party and People Power Party should be disbanded"

Pastor Jeon Gwang-hoon of Sarang Jeil Church. [Photo by Yonhap News]

[Asia Economy Reporter Kang Ju-hee] Pastor Jeon Gwang-hoon of Sarang Jeil Church fiercely criticized Lee Jun-seok, leader of the People Power Party, saying he "smells like a baby."

On the 15th, Pastor Jeon, in his capacity as the preparatory chairman for the founding of the National Revolution Party (tentative name), visited Jeonbuk Province and made this statement while urging the recruitment of 10 million party members.

He held a rally in front of the Jeonbuk Provincial Office that day, saying, "We are touring the country to hold reporting meetings for the people in order to revive the fallen Republic of Korea," and added, "By August 15, the entire nation must rise up and join the National Revolution Party with a revolutionary spirit."

About 90 supporters and rally officials gathered at the event, most of whom were holding Taegeukgi and the U.S. flag.

Pastor Jeon then launched harsh criticism at President Moon Jae-in, Lee Jun-seok, and conservative media. He said, "They are trying to dismantle the Republic of Korea and hand it over to North Korea, but people across Jeolla and Gyeongsang provinces are unaware. It’s not just Jeolla and the Democratic Party; Gyeongsang and the People Power Party are the same," criticizing both major parties.

Targeting Lee Jun-seok, he said, "That still baby-smelling Lee Jun-seok became party leader and is saying something? He completely fails to grasp the essence of Korea and rides a bicycle to work using things he picked up abroad."

He continued, "We have already been defeated by the Moon Jae-in administration, and if we endure 10 years under Lee Jun-seok, Korea will be finished," emphasizing that both the Democratic Party and the People Power Party should be disbanded.

Additionally, he requested donations, saying, "I have toured rallies nationwide, and people keep putting money into my pocket. Yesterday in Gwangju, I received the most money in my pocket."