Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Gwangju uprising overthrown by moon jae-in's 5.18 tear: exposing the politics of false narratives in south korea, paperback/daeryeong kim

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The primary language of the book entitled Gwangju Uprising Overthrown by Moon Jae-in's 5-18 Tear is Korean language with limited English texts.

The two pages of English text close to the end of Prologue indicate the ideological background of Strongman Moon-a response to what CNN reporter Paula Hancocks calls his legacy.

Non-Korean speaking readers may find the 125 pictures and illustrations are helpful for catching the key points of hot and crucial issues the book deals with.

The book is a new look into the two major events of modern Korean history: Impeachment by fraud in 2017 and 5.

18 Gwangju Uprising in 1980.

Chapter One deals with the question everyone asks-how it happened that the South Korean President Park Geun-hye was impeached by fraud? Although the chapter is written for Korean leaders, it might be informative for international researchers that the 24 pictures from primary sources serve as the evidences that President Park was impeached by the fraud-by the false narrative of the fake news.

The first consequence of impeachment by fraud is the inevitable political conflict between the two groups.

There are men and women who are sensible enough to decern between facts and fake news.

For these sensible Koreans who reject false narratives, the President in their heart is still Park Geun-hye, while Moon Jae-in has his own supporting group (among them many tend to be pro-North Korean or extreme Socialists).

The second heading of Chapter One is 'Fabricated Tablet.

' Very few Western journalists appear to be aware of that a small tablet was used as a tool for impeaching President Park by fraud.

Strongman Moon justifies impeachment by fraud by calling it 'candlelight revolution.

' Candlelight rallies first began in 2002, when pro-North Korean groups organized nation-wide anti-American rallies.

Another large-scale 'candlelight' rallies were organized in 2008, stirring anti-American sentiments with a false rumor of mad-cow disease.

Fake news was used again in 2016 for o.