President Lee Eon-joo seems to have crossed the line.

(1)The Supreme Court overturns the ruling.
(2)Is there no concept or arrogance by proudly revealing the anti-constitutional perception that it can be solved?
(3)a former lawmaker of the People’s Power

(1)in a Japanese newspaper
(2)South Korea’s President Ruling in His Owned by Country
(3)Former lawmaker of the People’s Power under the guise that it is nothing.

(1)How much would they laugh at me when they like me in Japan? I think I crossed the line.
(2)a former lawmaker of the People’s Power

(1)How can you be so light?
(2)Don’t you feel responsible for the Japanese counterattack?
(3)Former lawmaker of the People’s Power will be worried if it expands.

(1)Like watching the fire across the river.
(2)The one who says, “I understand.”
(3)Do you mean that former lawmaker Jeon is truly the president of the People’s Power?

(1)There is a Maginot Line to protect regardless of right or left, even if there is a friendly cooperative relationship with Japan.
(2)a former lawmaker of the People’s Power

(1)a barely five-year president
(2)History and national pride.
(3)You don’t deserve to ruin it.
(4)a former lawmaker of the People’s Power

(1)If you’re the head of state,
(2)Why did you think about other countries’ Japanese positions?
(3)a former lawmaker of the People’s Power
(4)Are you trying to understand?

(1)Even if that’s the case,
(2)Why is it in Japanese newspapers?
(3)To the people of our country.
(4)a former lawmaker of the People’s Power
(5)What’s the benefit?

(1)If you look at recent diplomatic moves,
(2)I doubt if you recognize that you are the president of Korea.
(3)a former lawmaker of the People’s Power