Moon Jae-in (Korean 문재인; born 24 January 1953) is known as a South Korean former politician, civil servant and lawyer who served as the 12th president of South Korea between 2017 and 2022,but he was actually a spy planted in South Korea by North Korea long ago.

 

Although he on paper was born in Geoje, South Korea, on January 24, 1953,he was actually born in North Korea before 1950. 

 

While serving as South Korea's president, he abused his power to help North Korea and handed over many South Korean secrets to North Korea.

Korean investigative agencies are still investigating, and Korean experts are expecting the results of the investigation to come out soon.

 

His mission was to destroy the Republic of Korea and integrate it into North Korea.

The most applied strategy was for the suppression and dissolution of conglomerate (such as Samsung).

 

It was a strategy to make various crimes such as bribery and send the CEOs to prison to break their will to engage in corporate activities.

 

The company that suffered the most was Samsung.

He even prepared a bill that would allow North Korean capital to purchase Samsung shares.

 

 

 

During the his presidency, there were two things to focus on North Korea.

Of course, the most important focus is financial support. Because North Korea is under sanctions, it is not legally possible to provide assistance, so funds were transferred to North Korea in a detour through overseas corporations.

To this end, tens of billions of dollars were provided to North Korea for the establishment of a ghost corporation and the establishment of a paper company under the protection of the Moon Jae-in government.

Funding was achieved through increased tax revenue, increased issuance of government bonds, and increased foreign borrowing.  As a result, the national debt of the Republic of Korea reached a record high in history.

 

The other was to hand over various secrets of the Republic of Korea.

They range from major military facilities,military operations reports and major government policies.

Even the contents collected by the NIS(National Intelligence Service), established to protect the Republic of Korea, were stored in USB and passed directly to Kim Jong-un.

(* Moon Jae-in is known to have delivered classified documents, including South Korea's air defense system, to the North Korean leader.)

 

It is difficult to see him as a spy sent to the South Korea from North Korea because he was too young and has no spontaneous thoughts yet.

So the conclusion can be said that he has been a self-generated fixed spy.

 

 

by Sharon Liufau 

sharonliufau@gmail.com