some media's cowardly top-notch

some media's cowardly top-notch

It is appropriate to abandon the widow if the new stock complex that was being served is broken, but I think the human custom seems to find another object and serve the object as a new stock complex. When Yoon Suk Yeol was in crisis, some media abandoned him and searched for other new stock complexes, just as there was an effort to find a new new stock complex called Ban Ki-moon. It seems that the current acting authority was caught in the radar network.

They are in a grave situation where the ruling and opposition parties could "confront" because of the controversial act of Yoon Suk Yeol, and the "determination" of Choi Sang-mok, a former professional economic bureaucrat, appointed two Constitutional Court Justices, which resulted in Choi's support even for the acting White House, and stabilizing the country, the opposition Democratic Party shouldn't touch even a fingertip if something they don't like. They seem to want to say something like this.

By the way, Choi Sang-mok is actually doing things that are not that different from the Yoon Suk Yeol party in terms of preventing a fall in national credibility and removing economic uncertainty through the restoration of the Constitution.

For example, the appointment of even two constitutional judges by Acting President Choi Sang-mok after Lee Chang-yong's strong suggestion was adapted by some media, like a bromance equivalent to that of two patriotic bureaucrats with great public mind. Is it something that can only work if the Bank of Korea president comes forward and makes suggestions like that? Do we normally breathe with someone's advice?

It would be right for the party to seek to fill up the quota of the Constitutional Court as soon as possible to rectify what the Yoon Suk Yeol party has done and eliminate uncertainty about the national economy's future by doing so, secure procedural legitimacy, and decide whether to impeach it or not, even our son, who is washing his face with baby food every time he eats his mom, probably knows just about it. Why would anyone fail to do this simple thing properly and wrap the rush to the top of the Bank of Korea in such a big deal?

The article above is even more remarkable. It is not only the top neck that is concerned about the decline in national credit. No, it would be faster to count the ranks of the top neck from behind if those who are concerned about the decline in national credit were sorted in descending order according to their degree. This is because, in fact, people who are self-employed and trade on the economic frontlines will be shaking several times the top neck as they watch the money being printed on the slip and the contract flying.

Let's say yielding all of them and letting them float too much is the media's desperate effort to find a new complex. Then, if the nation's credibility is about to fall like that, it would be right to appoint all three constitutional judges as soon as possible and order the Presidential Security Service to cooperate with the legitimate public authority in arresting the suspected leader of a civil war sit-in at his residence as acting chief.

But did Choi Sang-mok do that?

No. It was the exact opposite. The Dong-A Ilbo asked for cooperation with the security agency but asked for cooperation as it feared that the security agency would protect the suspect. Choi Sang-mok already satisfies the conditions for impeachment just by making the request. However, the opposition party is also holding it in because it is partly responsible for preventing the situation from getting worse by appointing at least two constitutional judges.

The world is now paying attention to Korea, and slowly, in advanced countries, one will begin to wonder why the suspect of the head of the rebellion is building his fortress in the middle of Seoul and why the bodyguard, who should be loyal to the state, has become a private soldier of the suspect of the head of the rebellion. This does not end with curiosity, but the problem becomes bigger when one begins to doubt whether the Korean system is as stable as we originally thought.

Isn't it the public sentiment as a bureaucrat to put predictable details in his head and try to prevent them in advance, if he is an economic bureaucrat who is on the verge of falling national credit? Rather than broadcasting his own presidential play on social media? Why did the military go to the military when the situation is like this? Like we use a luxury hotel, it's an agency to put it down in a few months anyway, so let's flex as much as possible?

All Choi Sang-mok has done so far is in a manner that meets the interest of the insurrectionists, except for the appointment of two constitutional judges (which of course was also done in a manner that greatly insults the National Assembly). This alone has already been subject to intense investigation on charges of hatching up a civil war and has met the requirements for impeachment, but everyone is holding it in. It is urgent to arrest the Yoon Suk Yeol and dismiss him.

Some media outlets should please write their articles wisely. Everyone knows how many hints and help you write to the insurgent group, but only themselves. They should not clumsy in searching for a new land, but help promote the restoration of the constitution.