Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung: ”If martial law had been imposed, the entire Republic of Korea would have become a sea of blood” (South Korea)

Lee Jae-myung, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, claimed on the 16th that "If martial law had been imposed, it would have become a 'Korean Killing Field' where kidnappings, torture and murders would have been commonplace."
In a statement posted on Fei Bookmark that day, Lee said, "The people's resistance and the armed suppression by the martial law army will expand and be repeated, and the whole of South Korea will be covered in blood, just like in Gwangju in May (1980)."
Lee said that the reason for his assertion was that he had found in the notebook of former Defense Intelligence Commander Noh Sang-won, a key figure in the emergency martial law of December 3 last year,
They pointed out that the name of former President Moon Jae-in and New Reform Party lawmaker Lee Jun-seok were included along with words such as "shot to death."
Lee said, "As written in the 'Death Note' by former Commander Noh, the martial law army, gangsters, foreign mercenaries, and fake North Korean troops have been forming anti-national forces.
"Tens of thousands of Japanese citizens, branded as such and hated by others, will have died at sea without knowing anything about it," he wrote.
Lee said that the People's Power Party (ruling party) started the reforms at the request of former People's Power Party Chairman Han Dong-hoon.
Regarding the announcement of the end of disciplinary proceedings against President Yoon Seok-yeol, who was the first party member to stage a military coup, he said, "The ruling party planned the 'Korean Killing Fields' and
He further questioned, "Far from respecting the people, can the People's Power, which defends the massacre of its own people, be supported by the people's tax money and be called a national party that replaces popular sovereignty?"
Lee responded by saying that he had "violated the illegal activities of former President Chun Doo-hwan" against the group that held a rally against the impeachment of President Yoon on Geumnam-ro in Gwangju, the site of the May 18 Democratization Movement.
"Are you really human to visit Gwangju, where thousands were killed and injured by the guns and swords of martial law soldiers under martial law, and hold an illegal demonstration in support of martial law?" he said.
Lee said, "What's the difference between this devil who defends a murderer and commits violence in a shopping mall where victims who lost their lives unjustly are located?
It is shocking that some of them gathered under the name of a church that speaks of the love of the Lord, and with the titles of elders and deacons in mind."