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Why Some US Elites Want South Korea To Be a ‘Dictatorship for Democracy’

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A top former US State Department official, Morse Tan, claimed South Korea’s President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law and attempted a military coup in order to “preserve democracy”.

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Why Some US Elites Want South Korea To Be a ‘Dictatorship for Democracy’

A top former US State Department official, Morse Tan, claimed South Korea’s President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law and attempted a military coup in order to “preserve democracy”.

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Why some US elites want South Korea to be a ‘dictatorship for democracy’

Morse Tan, a high-ranking former US State Department official, let the cat out of the bag on the US ruling elite position on South Korea’s martial law. He declared that President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law to “preserve democracy”. At a really in South Korea, Tan said: President Yoon declared martial law, and it is to preserve your democracy — that this country was made, and exists, by you, and for you — that President Yoon stuck out his …

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