Former South Korean Cabinet Minister: ”Lee Jae Myung's forces are now even censoring the people's KakaoTalk”

South Korea's former Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Won Hee-ryong said the Democratic Party of Korea (DPJ) will "open the door to public prosecution for spreading 'feic news' related to civil unrest through KakaoTalk."
"Is this really Korea?" Won criticized the warning, saying on the 11th through Feibook, "Lee Jae-myung (Democratic Party Representative) who has taken control of the parliament.
The public opinion forces have not only the Agency for Investigation of Crimes against Public Officials and the police in their hands, but also the Constitutional Court and the courts, and now they are even censoring the people's KakaoTalk messages."
"This is a sign of a great disaster and a strong warning," he said, adding, "My fellow citizens, you must protect Korea."
Meanwhile, on the 10th, the Lies and Manipulation Monitoring Group, an organization under the Democratic Party's National Communication Committee, indicted six YouTube channel operators on charges of propaganda for rebellion.