Jeon Hangil "Exposed to Danger After Claiming Election Fraud... Hired Private Security"

"Gave Up Instructor Salary to Speak Out"
"No Intention to Run for Elected Office"
"Want to Help Make Correct Judgments"

Public servant Korean history instructor Jeon Han-gil announced that he hired a private security company after claiming he was threatened following his mention of election fraud conspiracy theories.

Jeon appeared on Channel A's 'Political Signal' on the 28th and said, "(After my political remarks) I was exposed to danger," adding, "I received frightening emails and have already contacted the police. I also hired a private security company." He continued, "Some people say I do this to make money, but I am giving up an instructor salary of 6 billion won to speak out," and added, "The revenue I earn from YouTube is entirely taken by the editor."

Public official Korean history instructor Jeon Han-gil is speaking at the "National Emergency Prayer Meeting" held by the Protestant organization Save Korea on the 25th. YouTube channel "Christian Today"

Regarding rumors about entering politics, he drew a line by saying, "I will never run for elected positions such as former member of the National Assembly or president," and "I will fulfill my role as an instructor." He also added, "I have the ambition to inform my students of everything as it is and help them make correct judgments."

Earlier, on the 20th, Jeon mentioned election fraud conspiracy theories on his YouTube channel 'Kkotboda Jeon Han-gil' (Jeon Han-gil, More Than Flowers). At that time, he said, "As a public servant exam instructor, I thought of the many students working at the National Election Commission and looked up a lot of materials, but I was shocked," adding, "I was surprised that a state institution operated with taxpayers' money resists audits by the Board of Audit and Inspection and even refuses investigations by the National Intelligence Service into North Korean cyberterrorism and hacking suspicions." He then raised suspicions, saying, "I found out that the National Election Commission is a total bundle of corruption and suspicions, raising election fraud allegations not only against the president but also the current opposition party leader and opposition lawmakers, as well as former ruling party leaders and ruling party lawmakers."

Jeon recently attended the 'National Emergency Prayer Meeting' held by the Protestant group Save Korea near the National Assembly Station in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul. He stated, "To reveal now, I am from Nosamo (the group of people who love Roh Moo-hyun). However, I also respect former President Syngman Rhee," and added, "When I say I respect former President Lee, they call me right-wing, and when they call him a dictator, they say I am left-wing, dividing and attacking. The 2030 generation must overcome the narrow generational views created by the older generation." He continued, "President Yoon Seok-yeol chose sacrifice thinking, 'I would rather be arrested,'" and said, "Only then did I truly understand who loves the Republic of Korea and who genuinely loves the people."