Korean Lawmaker Lee Seok-ki Charged With Treason
September
4, 2013 South Korean lawmaker Lee
Seok-ki
of the leftist Unified Progressive Party
,,Topics
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- bomb he said the manual for making the pressure cooker bomb used in the Boston Marathon attack was available on the Internet
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- conservative: "Lee Seok-ki's rebellion plot is a shocking incident that clearly shows that North Korean followers are still spread throughout our society like poisonous mushrooms," Choi Kyung Hwan, floor leader of the conservative ruling Saenuri Party, told a party meeting. "We should root out ... underground revolutionary groups."
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- fatherland: achieve “a new reunified fatherland,”
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- leftist: leftist Unified Progressive Party
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- imperialists: against “the world’s most powerful American imperialists”
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- North Korean links: accused of leading a secret organization with suspected links to North Korea
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- plot: plotting to destroy key infrastructure facilities in the South in the event of an inter-Korean war, including communication lines and railways.
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- praising: even praising the North can be considered a crime.
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- revolution: prepare themselves for a “revolution”
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- sabotage: follower Lee Sang-ho suggested attacking South Korea’s communications, oil, train and other crucial facilities in case of war
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- songs: Mr. Lee and his followers also face separate charges of violating South Korea’s anti-Communist national security law when they sang North Korea’s “revolutionary” propaganda songs during four political gatherings last year.
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- South Korean lawmaker
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- treason: charges of plotting treason
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- war: war could be imminent
,,Sources
South Korean Lawmakers Back Arrest of Colleague for Treason
New
York Times·1
day ago
North
... said that war could be imminent on the divided Korean
Peninsula and that his followers should prepare themselves for a “revoluKorean Lawmaker Lee Seok-ki Charged With Treason Notes Antiwar
September
4, 2013 South Korean lawmaker Lee
Seok-ki
of the leftist Unified Progressive Party
,,Topics
-
- bomb he said the manual for making the pressure cooker bomb used in the Boston Marathon attack was available on the Internet
-
- conservative: "Lee Seok-ki's rebellion plot is a shocking incident that clearly shows that North Korean followers are still spread throughout our society like poisonous mushrooms," Choi Kyung Hwan, floor leader of the conservative ruling Saenuri Party, told a party meeting. "We should root out ... underground revolutionary groups."
-
- fatherland: achieve “a new reunified fatherland,”
-
- leftist: leftist Unified Progressive Party
-
- imperialists: against “the world’s most powerful American imperialists”
-
- North Korean links: accused of leading a secret organization with suspected links to North Korea
-
- plot: plotting to destroy key infrastructure facilities in the South in the event of an inter-Korean war, including communication lines and railways.
-
- praising: even praising the North can be considered a crime.
-
- revolution: prepare themselves for a “revolution”
-
- sabotage: follower Lee Sang-ho suggested attacking South Korea’s communications, oil, train and other crucial facilities in case of war
-
- songs: Mr. Lee and his followers also face separate charges of violating South Korea’s anti-Communist national security law when they sang North Korea’s “revolutionary” propaganda songs during four political gatherings last year.
-
- South Korean lawmaker
-
- treason: charges of plotting treason
-
- war: war could be imminent
South Korean Lawmakers Back Arrest of Colleague for Treason
New
York Times·1
day ago
North
... said that war could be imminent on the divided Korean
Peninsula and that his followers should prepare themselves for a “revoluKorean Lawmaker Lee Seok-ki Charged With Treason Notes Antiwar
September
4, 2013 South Korean lawmaker Lee
Seok-ki
of the leftist Unified Progressive Party
,,Topics
-
- bomb he said the manual for making the pressure cooker bomb used in the Boston Marathon attack was available on the Internet
-
- conservative: "Lee Seok-ki's rebellion plot is a shocking incident that clearly shows that North Korean followers are still spread throughout our society like poisonous mushrooms," Choi Kyung Hwan, floor leader of the conservative ruling Saenuri Party, told a party meeting. "We should root out ... underground revolutionary groups."
-
- fatherland: achieve “a new reunified fatherland,”
-
- leftist: leftist Unified Progressive Party
-
- imperialists: against “the world’s most powerful American imperialists”
-
- North Korean links: accused of leading a secret organization with suspected links to North Korea
-
- plot: plotting to destroy key infrastructure facilities in the South in the event of an inter-Korean war, including communication lines and railways.
-
- praising: even praising the North can be considered a crime.
-
- revolution: prepare themselves for a “revolution”
-
- sabotage: follower Lee Sang-ho suggested attacking South Korea’s communications, oil, train and other crucial facilities in case of war
-
- songs: Mr. Lee and his followers also face separate charges of violating South Korea’s anti-Communist national security law when they sang North Korea’s “revolutionary” propaganda songs during four political gatherings last year.
-
- South Korean lawmaker
-
- treason: charges of plotting treason
-
- war: war could be imminent
South Korean Lawmakers Back Arrest of Colleague for Treason
New
York Times·1
day ago
North
... said that war could be imminent on the divided Korean
Peninsula and that his followers should prepare themselves for a “revoluS. Korean lawmakers back arrest of colleague for treason
Pioneer
Press·1
day ago
Parties urge strict investigation into leftist lawmaker's alleged treason
GlobalPost·21
hours ago
SEOUL,
Sept. 5 (Yonhap) -- Rival political parties on Thursday called for a strict
investigation into a leftist lawmaker's alleged plot to overthrow the government
as court officials began deliberations over whether to place him under
arrest.
Rep.
Lee Seok-ki of the minor opposition Unified Progressive Party was detained by
agents of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) on Wednesday, hours after the
National Assembly voted in an overwhelming majority to allow his
arrest.
Lee
is accused of leading a secret organization with suspected links to North Korea
and plotting to destroy key infrastructure facilities in the South in the event
of an inter-Korean war, including communication lines and railways.
His
detention was subject to parliamentary approval as lawmakers in South Korea are
immune from arrest while the Assembly is in session.
"Now,
the cause of (the scandal) should be determined in depth, and the source of
responsibility clearly identified," Rep. Hwang Woo-yea, the chief of the ruling
Saenuri Party, said at a Supreme Council meeting.
The
main opposition Democratic Party (DP) also called for a fair and strict
investigation into the case, but warned the ruling party against using the
scandal to divert public attention from allegations that the NIS meddled in last
year's presidential election in the ruling party's favor.
"The
only way for the Saenuri Party to erase suspicions ... is for it to stop its
slander against opposition parties and promise to join efforts to overhaul the
NIS in line with the public's demands," Rep. Jun Byung-hun, the DP floor leader,
said at a party policy meeting.
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