Why would they send troops to Ukraine

<Is the martial law really due to alcohol, shamanism, and far-right YouTubers?>
— Why would they send troops to Ukraine

1. Yoon Suk Yeol's rule began with a lot of pain for me. I went to bed after confirming my defeat on election day, and I woke up screaming at dawn with excruciating pain in my back. I walked from time to time with my exercise therapy, but the pain didn't go away.

2. As a plan of rebellion, Yoon Suk Yeol is on the verge of being dismissed. People are tilting their heads as to why Yoon Suk Yeol did such a thing.

I do many analyses. Alcohol, superstitions, far-right YouTubers, and pollack
Determining the person responsible for the act as an abnormal person. That is the simplest way to determine the cause of a complicated event.

Is this the case, too? If the conclusion is small, it is "not".

There are too many things that are unclear to explain in just one way. But you can also put all those things together.

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3. Yoon Suk Yeol and Kim Geon-hee planned a war on the Korean Peninsula.
I'm sure you got Inssaite from Zelensky, Ukraine.
— It stimulates North Korea to provoke local warfare, unleashes a massive counterattack, and turns the Korean Peninsula into a battlefield
— Declare martial law on war grounds, eliminate election itself
— It sends troops to Ukraine in advance and gives NATO troops a justification for the war on the Korean Peninsula in order to support the world like Ukraine.
— I want to say Barton to Unification President Kim Gun-hee. Kim Gun-hee becomes Eva Peron of the Republic of Korea.
— At the same time, he accumulates wealth by siphoning off all expenses.

4. Other than this ridiculous scenario, I can't explain Yoon Suk Yeol's post-election moves. Since Yoon took power, I list one by one what I stabbed my nerves like a nip in my finger.

5. You're moving the Oval Office to Yongsan all of a sudden? Kim Yong-hyun, a civilian with no legal position, notified the Ministry of National Defense. Is that all? His residence in Hannam-dong? There must be a twist.

Yongsan has the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The Hannam-dong mission has the Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman/Defense Minister/Army Secretary-General's mission.

Kim ignored internal opposition from the military and made it happen by going straight and left. Why did it have to be that place, and why?

6. When he was a prosecutor, a Yoon Suk Yeol indicted Kim on charges of siphoning off state secrets. He even pardons Kim, whose statute of limitations has not expired after being sentenced to prison, and is placed near the presidential office. What kind of person is Kim? He holds onto his belief that if Japan's Self-Defense Forces can advance into the Korean Peninsula, they will have to endure a war on the Korean Peninsula. Such talk of "Japan's mind" stems from such a sense of calling.
He is a mastermind who is famous enough to drink eight days a week, but he does not make a dinner appointment. Because he is called in from time to time

Why did Yoon Suk Yeol keep Kim Tae-hyo, a war fanatic, close to him even by making an irrational move?

7. Certificate holders of heavy equipment living in Seoul received a notice informing them of the meeting place in an emergency. The notice was stamped on Jan. 2, 2023. It was the first time in their lives for certificate holders. "What is this?" I also knew because my junior showed me the notice.

What on earth is an emergency situation in which large-scale civil engineering construction must be carried out by mobilizing civilians? You don't give services to a company, but you requisition civilians?

8. Typhoon Hinnamno
Armoured vehicles appeared in the city center during Typhoon Hinnamno in the fall of 22.

Huh? What? Is the armored vehicle typhoon prevention equipment or flood recovery equipment?

Is it okay to consume military and military equipment for disasters? Is it acceptable for the military to be dispatched to the city center in preparation for disasters? Is the person who has the authority to order dispatch? Is it the president, the Secretary of Defense, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, or the Secretary of Land? Is it the Marine commander? Is it the request of the head of the unit dispatched? Did you consult with the head of the group or notify him? If the military arbitrarily mobilize troops and equipment for natural disasters? Is it okay to arbitrarily mobilize the military in a situation of serious social chaos?

The Coporal Chae incident is an extension of this trend. Why did the Marine 1st Division, whose main task is to protect major facilities on the southeast coast in peacetime, support the inland Yecheon, Gyeongbuk? Whose request/order/decision was it? Can the military be dispatched without a legal request from the private sector? Are the lives of soldiers consumer goods?

9. The scale of the rapidly expanded Armed Forces Day event. Why do we have to go so far? Why do we overuse conscripted soldiers for futile wartime events? What is it for? Is the ROK's defense capability sufficient to remove troops and equipment from the wartime events for a month? If so, is there a factor to reduce 1/12?

10. Each North Korean missile launch carried out a massive artillery drill. The soldiers in the front line fired thousands of shots to the point where they wondered if they would end up in war.

Why? Would North Korea stop testing missiles if it fired conventional shells?

11. Spraying of leaflets to North Korea — North Korea's filth balloon — hits North Korea from the ground up.

As for this, the National Assembly is investigating the actual truth, so the details are omitted.

When the Presidential Office in Yongsan did not deny the approach of North Korean drones to Yongsan and acknowledged the strike from the origin of North Korea's provocations, I came to a conclusion in my mind.

"Oh, this regime is plotting war."

12. Let's say the Korea-U.S.-Japan alliance. Yoon Suk Yeol to attend NATO meeting? Not even a member state? The leaders of Australia, New Zealand and Japan also attended?

Do those countries border the enemy? That's with the main enemy, which is in a ceasefire?

13. Ukrainian shell bypass support and attempt to dispatch troops.

14. Hwang Sang-moo said in March, 24. In front of reporters. "Listen, MBC. In 1988, a reporter for the business newspaper was stabbed twice in Apgujeong-dong."

He was referring to the terrorist attack on Oh Hong-geun, then head of the Central Economic Daily. At that time, Hwang was senior presidential secretary for civil society at the Yoon Suk Yeol presidential office.

Is the chief of the presidential office threatening a journalist with the terrorism case? This can only be done under a fascist regime. "Would this be a deviation or mistake of an individual Hwang Sang-moo?" It is doubtful, however