SEOUL Jan 1 — Camped on the street winding up to the residence of South Korea’s impeached president, protesters direct vitriol at police and echo obscure conspiracies as...
Embattled South Korea president’s last stand found new sympathisers — conspiracy-fuelled right-wing YouTubers
South Korea’s constitutional court will rule on whether to uphold his impeachment as Yoon also faces a growing probe — and possible imprisonment or the death penalty — for “insurrection”. Controversial pastor Jeon Gwang-hoon, a darling of South Korea’s far right, earlier called on his supporters on YouTube to assemble to “resist the injustice” of the arrest warrant.
“The people have spoken,” he declared, claiming that bigger numbers turning out in favour of the president’s removal were “lies made up by the left”. Im Hyeon-hwa, 67, stayed overnight in front of Yoon’s residence, fearful that police might make their move in darkness before a January 6 deadline.The woman claimed police were taking marching orders from “communists” running the country’s largest opposition party.
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