Paul Stanley
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard 12 Jun
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These are the people who inspire you.
Anybody can write a song, but it doesn't make you a songwriter.
Well, the charge against Yoon, which translates literally to aiding the enemy here, enemy being North Korea, it would be called treason if it was in any other country.
It's a very serious crime punishable by up to a life sentence.
What the judge said today is that Yoon had harmed South Korea's military when he used them for his personal gain to give his martial law a justification.
And Yoon's plan in the verdict reads almost like a conspiracy theory, really.
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According to the judge, he has been planning a loyalist coup for years and a military clash with North Korea would be a perfect pretext.
So he ordered a drone sent over Pyongyang and dropped leaflets containing very personal insults against Kim Jong-un, something that will guarantee a response.
Now, the plan didn't work because North Koreans showed great restraint.
But two months later, Yoon declared martial law anyway.
Yes, he's already in jail with a life sentence for insurrection.
South Korean court has found him guilty of trying to seize power by sending troops to the nation's parliament.
I remember going there over that night, and it was a shocking moment to South Korean people who already enjoyed nearly 40 years of relatively stable democracy.
I remember seeing the police who were following Yoon's orders and locking down the parliament and they couldn't seem to believe what was happening themselves.
Thousands of citizens came out to protest and physically blocked the armed troops and their armored cars.
And that military rule ended in six hours and Yoon was soon jailed and impeached.
Well, you know, South Korea has a habit of sending their presidents to jail for wrongdoings and then after two to five years, letting them out in a presidential pardon.
And this is usually done so to avoid turning politics into a death match and to bring the left and the right together.
I think many observers expected Yoon to receive a similar treatment, but we are sensing some change in the mood.
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