2016.09.24 1045 Huh Kyung young’s 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the 3,000-Person Hit List허경영의 33가지 혁명 공약과 3000명의 살생부

1. 33가지 혁명 공약 소개

33가지 혁명 공약은 대통령 출마를 위해 제시한 공약.
채널 A와 TV 조선에서 1시간가량 방영.

2. 3000명의 살생부

대통령이 되면 3000명을 대상으로 국가 기강을 잡을 계획.
현역 국회의원 300명 포함.
이들은 과거에 많은 사람들에게 피해를 준 인물들.
조치 방식은 비밀이며, 대통령 취임 후 공개될 예정.
관련 서적은 대통령 취임 전에 출간 예정.
그를 모독하거나 모욕한 자들은 살생부 명단에 포함될 수 있음.

3. 14번째 공약: 금융 혁명

금융 실명제 폐지 .
금융 실명제와 부동산 실명제가 대한민국 경제를 망치고 있다.
일본, 스위스 등 선진국은 금융 실명제를 하지 않아 돈이 몰린다고 설명.
금융 실명제는 돈의 순환을 막고, 돈을 지하로 숨게 만든다.
대통령이 되면 새만금에 세계 제1의 금융 메카를 만들고, 이를 위해 12개의 금융 관련 법을 없앨 계획.
금융 실명제는 신뢰를 사라지게 하여 국가 발전을 저해.
국가 발전 단계 설명.
1만 불: 기술 (테크놀로지)
2만 불: 기술
3만 불: 에티켓
4만 불: (시간 관계상 생략)
5만 불: 신뢰
대한민국은 현재 기술 단계에 멈춰있으며, 일본을 따라가려면 50~100년이 걸린다.
한반도 금융 메카 구상.
중국, 일본, 미국 등 강대국 사이에 위치하여 투자하기 좋은 지리적 이점 활용.
아름다운 여성들이 많은 것도 장점이라고 언급.
금융 실명제는 이러한 투자를 막는 요인.

4. 15번째 공약: 기업 혁명

청년 무직 사태 해결을 위한 정책 제시.
중소기업 취업 청년에게 100만 원 쿠폰 지급.
술, 담배 구매 불가, 식품점 등 필수 물품 구매에만 사용 가능.
소비 증가 및 시장 경제 활성화 유도.
성남시장, 서울시장의 현금 지급 청년 수당은 잘못된 방식이라고 비판.
중소기업 5년 근무 시 4억 원 무담보, 무보증, 무이자 창업 자금 지원.
청년들이 대기업 대신 중소기업으로 유입되도록 유도.
창업을 통해 사장이 될 기회 제공.
청년 취업 국가 책임제.
취업이 안 될 경우 국가에서 월급 지급.

5. 16번째 공약: 유엔 본부 판문점 이전

유엔 본부를 판문점으로 이전하여 북한의 핵 위협을 막고 한반도 평화 유지.
북한이 핵을 만들 것을 미리 예측하고 제시한 공약.
유엔 본부가 판문점에 오면 500여 단체가 서울 일대에 깔리게 되어 북한이 전쟁을 일으킬 수 없게 됨.
이는 대한민국 국회의원들이 알지 못하는 중요한 정책.

6. 17번째 공약: 화폐 혁명

화폐 디자인 변경.
모든 화폐 디자인을 허경영 사진으로 변경.
허경영 사진이 있는 돈을 소지하면 행운이 오고 일이 잘 풀린다.
죽은 사람(세종대왕 등) 사진 대신 살아있는 사람 사진을 넣어야 한다.
지하 자금 회수.
화폐 디자인 변경을 통해 지하에 숨겨진 5만 원권, 10만 원권, 수표, 무기명 채권 등을 회수.
새 화폐로 교환하지 않으면 기존 화폐는 쓰레기가 됨.
회수된 지하 자금은 출처를 알 수 없을 경우 국민 배당금으로 국민 통장에 지급.

7. 18번째 공약: 지하 혁명 (행정구역 개편)

행정구역 개편을 통한 지역 감정 해소.
전라남도와 경상남도를 합쳐 전경도로 개편.
충청남북도와 강원도를 합쳐 충강도로 개편.
경기도는 서울로 편입, 인천은 인천부로 개편.
인천공항은 서울 국제 공항으로 변경.
김포공항은 김포 국제 공항으로 변경.
제주도를 포함하여 총 4개의 도로 개편.
동서남북 구분을 없애 지역 감정을 사라지게 함.

8. 19번째 공약: 징병 혁명 (모병제 전환)

모병제로 전환하여 국방 예산 절감 및 청년 실업 해결.
모든 남녀는 한 달간 군사 교육을 받고 바로 제대.
이후 필요한 인원은 선발하여 사용.
국방 예산 10조 원 절약 예상.
선발된 사병에게는 200만 원 정도의 월급을 지급하여 청년 실업 해결.
징병제는 강제 동원이며, 국회의원 자녀는 10만 원 받는 군대에 가고 자신들은 1000만 원을 받는 것은 바람직하지 않다고 비판.

9. 20번째 공약: 농지 혁명

농지 거래 자유화.
도시 사람들도 농지를 자유롭게 사고팔 수 있도록 허용.
농민들이 양로원에 가기 위해 농지를 팔고 싶어도 살 사람이 없어 팔지 못하는 문제 해결.
농지 거래 자유화를 통해 농민들의 재산 가치 상승 유도.
도시 사람들이 주말에 시골에 와서 농사도 짓고, 농촌과 연계하여 시골 활성화.
농약 개혁.
농약을 미생물로 개발하여 사용.
이를 통해 농산물의 품질을 높여 전 세계에서 찾게 만들고, 국민 건강 증진.
한강물과 바다의 오염 문제 해결.

10. 22번째 공약: 뇌물 혁명 (쌍벌죄 폐지)

뇌물 쌍벌죄 폐지.
뇌물을 준 사람은 처벌하지 않고, 받은 사람만 처벌.
뇌물을 준 사람이 10년 이내에 신고하면, 신고자에게 뇌물을 돌려줌.
이를 통해 뇌물 수수를 근원적으로 차단하고, 뇌물 받을 사람이 없어지게 함.
현행법은 정치인들이 뇌물을 많이 받기 때문에 쌍벌죄를 통해 뇌물 준 사람과 받은 사람을 모두 보호하고 있다고 비판.
부자지간에도 뇌물을 받지 못하게 하여 뇌물 공화국을 없앨 수 있다.

11. 23번째 공약: 어음 혁명

어음 보험 제도 도입 또는 어음 폐지.
어음 보험료를 내야만 어음을 발행할 수 있도록 함.
부도가 나면 보험 회사에서 먼저 지급하고 나중에 재판하여 중소기업의 부도 방지.
어음으로 인해 중소기업이 망하고 가정이 해체되는 문제 해결.
어음 제도는 아시아에서 우리나라만 존재하며, 조선시대부터 이어져 온 제도라고 설명.

12. 24번째 공약: 생활 혁명

1억 원까지 가사 도구 및 전월세 보증금 압류 금지.
가사 도구 및 전월세 보증금 1억 원까지는 강제 집행을 금지.
이를 통해 가정 파괴를 막고 국민의 사생활 보호.
돈을 빌려줄 때 보증금을 뺏을 생각으로 빌려주면 안 된다.
1억 원 이상 되는 채무에 대해서는 청구 가능하지만, 1억 원까지의 물건은 압류 불가.

13. 미래 5대 산업

미래를 바꿀 5가지 핵심 산업 제시.

1. 디바인 (영성) 산업: 모든 제품에 영성을 부여하여 사용자에게 긍정적인 경험 제공.
   예시: 핸드폰이 사용자를 칭찬하거나, 집 문을 열 때 환영 메시지 제공.
   삼성 등 기존 기업들은 이러한 영성 산업에 대한 아이디어가 부족하다고 비판.

2. 디지털 산업: 아날로그에서 디지털로의 전환.

3. 디자인 산업: 제품 디자인의 혁신.
   예시: 핸드폰 모양이 나뭇잎처럼 바뀌거나, 계절에 따라 색깔이 변하는 카멜레온 같은 디자인.

4. DNA 산업: DNA 연구 및 활용.
   대한민국은 윤리 문제 등으로 이를 막고 있어 외국에 뒤처지고 있다고 비판.

5. (힌트 없음).
   이 4가지 산업만으로도 세상이 충분히 바뀔 수 있다.
   대한민국은 현재 디지털과 디자인에만 집중하고 있어 미래 산업에 대한 준비가 부족하다고 비판.

6. 지진 대비

지진 매뉴얼의 중요성.
지진 담당 장관이 매뉴얼이 영원히 없다고 말한 것을 비판.
대한민국은 지진대에 위치하며, 서울에 진도 7의 지진이 발생하면 1000만 명이 죽을 수 있다고 경고.
모든 지진 매뉴얼은 진도 7에 맞춰 만들어져야 한다.
지진 발생 후 매뉴얼을 만드는 것은 잘못된 방식이라고 비판.
개인적인 지진 대비책.
안방과 자녀 방에 강력한 철제 책상 비치.
지진 발생 시 책상 밑으로 대피하면 안전하다고 설명.
나무 책상은 무너질 수 있으므로 철제 책상이 필수.

15. 능력

이름을 부르거나 사진을 보면 세포가 강해지고 영적으로 변화한다.
아픈 사람들을 치료하는 시연을 통해 자신의 능력을 보여줌.

공약 내용에 대한 오해: 공약이 유럽의 것을 모방했다는 설(說)은 사실이 아니며, 공약은 1995년에 특허 및 저작권 등록이 되어있다고 설명.
허경영에 대한 비판: 허경영에 대해 함부로 평가하거나 비판하는 것은 3000명의 살생부에 들어갈 수 있다고 경고.

33가지 혁명 공약: 제시한 국가 개혁을 위한 33가지 정책.
3000명의 살생부: 대통령이 되면 국가 기강 확립을 위해 조치할 3000명의 명단.
금융 실명제: 금융 거래 시 실명 확인을 의무화하는 제도.
국민 배당금: 지하 자금 회수 등을 통해 마련된 재원을 국민에게 지급하는 제도.
모병제: 지원자를 모집하여 군인을 선발하는 제도 (징병제와 반대).
쌍벌죄: 뇌물을 준 사람과 받은 사람 모두를 처벌하는 제도.
어음: 미래의 특정 시점에 일정 금액을 지급하겠다는 약속 증서.
12연기: 불교에서 고통의 원인을 설명하는 12가지 인과 관계.
무명(無明) → 행(行) → 식(識) → 명색(名色) → 육처(六處) → 촉(觸) → 수(受) → 애(愛) → 취(取) → 유(有) → 생(生) → 노사(老死).

무명(無明): 진리에 대한 무지, 어리석음
행(行): 무명으로 인해 일으키는 의도적인 행동(업)
식(識): 인식하는 주체(마음)
명색(名色): 정신(명)과 물질적인 몸(색)
육입(六入): 여섯 가지 감각기관 (눈, 귀, 코, 혀, 몸, 마음)
촉(觸): 대상과 감각기관의 접촉
수(受): 접촉으로 인한 감각(고, 락, 불고불락)을 느낌
애(愛): 감각에 대한 갈망, 애착
취(取): 갈망을 쟁취하려는 집착
유(有): 집착으로 인해 새로운 업을 쌓아 존재하게 됨
생(生): 새로운 태어남
노사(老死): 늙고 죽음, 그리고 그에 따른 근심과 고통

공자, 맹자, 순자, 한비자 등 동양 철학 사상을 초등학교 때 모두 배웠다.
부부 관계에서 아내는 어머니, 남편은 아들의 개념이며, 아내가 남편보다 상위 개념이라고 설명.
사람이 죽을 때 어머니를 부르는 것은 이러한 서열 관계 때문.
미래 제품은 사용자를 칭찬하고 기분 좋게 해주는 영성을 가져야 한다.

This lecture outlines 33 “revolutionary pledges” and a “blacklist of 3,000” individuals, including current politicians, who will face consequences for their actions. It reveals a plan to overhaul Korea’s political and economic systems, from financial reform to military service and agricultural policies.

1. Introduction to Heo Kyeong-yeong’s Pledges and “Blacklist”
   Heo Kyeong-yeong introduces his 33 “revolutionary pledges” and a “blacklist of 3,000” individuals, including current politicians, who will face consequences for their actions.

1.1. Heo Kyeong-yeong’s 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the 3,000-Person Blacklist
Heo Kyeong-yeong announced his 33 revolutionary pledges, which were featured in a 55-minute broadcast on Channel A and a 6-minute segment on TV Chosun .
He is writing a book about a “blacklist of 3,000 people” who will face strong measures if he becomes president .
This list includes 300 current members of the National Assembly .
These measures will be more severe than imprisonment, as these individuals have caused immense suffering to many people .
The public desires action against these individuals .

2. Financial Revolution and the Nature of Money
   Heo Kyeong-yeong proposes a financial revolution, emphasizing that money, like a “worm,” should circulate rather than be hoarded, and criticizes the current financial real-name system for hindering economic growth.

2.1. The “Worm” Nature of Money and the Problem with Hoarding
Money, symbolized by the Chinese character for “worm” (蟲), attracts problems if hoarded and should instead be circulated .
Hoarding money can lead to anxiety and sleeplessness, as it becomes a “poison” .
Money should be invested in companies, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, to promote economic circulation and prevent its value from decaying .

2.2. Critique of the Financial Real-Name System
The financial real-name system and real estate real-name system are identified as the root causes of South Korea’s economic crisis, including the IMF bailout .
Countries like Japan and Switzerland, which are major global economies, do not implement financial real-name systems .
If Japan were to adopt such a system, its economy would collapse as capital would flee .
Developing countries often hide their money in Japanese or Swiss banks because these countries do not have financial real-name systems .
The financial real-name system discourages foreign investment in South Korea because investors fear transparency .
Money, like worms, thrives in darkness, meaning it flows to places where its origins are not easily traced .
Heo Kyeong-yeong plans to abolish the 12 financial real-name laws in South Korea to create a global financial hub in Saemangeum .
The current system, which requires extensive personal information for financial transactions, is overly complex and hinders economic activity .
This system prevents South Korea from achieving a per capita income of $50,000 .

2.3. Stages of Economic Development and the Importance of Trust
Economic development progresses through five stages, each associated with a per capita income level :
$10,000: Manpower (diligence)
$20,000: Technology
$30,000: Etiquette
$40,000: (Not specified due to time constraints)
$50,000: Trust
Japan has reached the $50,000 stage due to its high level of trust .
South Korea is currently stuck at the technology stage ($20,000) .
Following Japan’s path would take 50 to 100 years .
Without a change, South Korean youth might become “servants” or “drivers” in other Asian countries .
The financial real-name system erodes trust, preventing South Korea from advancing to higher stages of economic development .

2.4. South Korea as a Financial Mecca and the Problem of Capital Outflow
Heo Kyeong-yeong aims to transform the Korean Peninsula into a global financial mecca .
South Korea’s geographical location, surrounded by major powers like China, Japan, and the US, makes it an ideal investment hub .
It is also strategically located near other financial centers like Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and Australia .
The country is also known for its beautiful women, which attracts people globally .
South Korea is seen as a “land of angels” .
The traditional Korean attire, with black hair, eyes, and skirts, is considered beautiful and unique .
However, the financial real-name system creates an impression of distrust, deterring international investment .

3. Debunking Claims of Plagiarism and the Importance of Originality
   Heo Kyeong-yeong asserts that his policies are original and predated similar ideas in Europe, emphasizing the importance of originality and warning against misrepresenting his proposals.

3.1. Heo Kyeong-yeong’s Policies Predate European Counterparts
Heo Kyeong-yeong’s policies were publicly announced and patented in 1995, 15 years before similar ideas appeared in Europe .
He holds copyrights for his policies, which are registered with the government .
He claims that 90% of his policies are unique and not found in Europe .
He criticizes media panels who falsely claim his policies are copied from Europe, attributing their ignorance to a lack of understanding .
He refrains from naming these individuals because he fundamentally likes people and believes his own shortcomings are his only enemies .
He warns against misrepresenting his policies, citing past instances where irresponsible journalism caused significant damage, such as the “beef fat” scandal that ruined a company .
He states that slandering him carries a “hundred-fold” greater sin than slandering others .
Those who deny the Holy Spirit (referring to himself as a divine figure) will not be forgiven in this life or the next .
Those who misjudge him will be included in his “blacklist of 3,000” .

4. Revolutionary Policies for Social and Economic Transformation
   Heo Kyeong-yeong outlines several revolutionary policies aimed at improving public welfare, economic stability, and national security, including reforms in organ donation, future industries, disaster preparedness, youth employment, military service, agriculture, and anti-corruption measures.

4.1. Organ Donation Revolution
Heo Kyeong-yeong proposes an organ donation revolution to address the long waiting lists for organ transplants in South Korea .
He criticizes current politicians for hindering organ procurement and DNA cloning due to ethical concerns, while other countries are advancing in these fields .
He believes these restrictions force South Korea to buy advanced technologies from other countries .

4.2. Future Industries: Divine, Digital, Design, and DNA
He identifies five key future industries essential for the Korean people: Divine (Spiritual) Industry, Digital Industry, Design Industry, and DNA Industry .
Divine (Spiritual) Industry: This involves infusing products with emotional intelligence and positive affirmations .
For example, a phone could say “I love you” or “Be strong” when picked up .
Homes could greet residents with “Welcome home, you worked hard today” in a spouse’s or child’s voice .
This concept aims to create products that offer emotional support and praise, enhancing user well-being .
Digital Industry: This involves transforming analog systems into digital ones .
Design Industry: This focuses on revolutionary product design .
For example, phones could change their shape like a leaf or chameleon, and their colors could adapt to seasons (e.g., pink in winter, blue in summer) .
DNA Industry: This involves advanced genetic research and applications .
He criticizes South Korea for blocking progress in DNA research due to ethical concerns, while other countries are creating DNA maps and advancing in the field .
He believes that South Korea’s current focus on only digital and design industries is insufficient for future growth .
Televisions, for instance, should display family photos or childhood images of children when turned on to foster family harmony .

4.3. Disaster Preparedness Revolution
He criticizes the government’s lack of a comprehensive earthquake manual, especially for a potential magnitude 7 earthquake in Seoul, which could kill 10 million people .
The current approach is to create manuals only after disasters occur, which he deems unacceptable .
He advocates for a proactive manual designed for a magnitude 7 earthquake .
He advises citizens to have strong steel desks in their homes, especially in children’s rooms, as a safe refuge during an earthquake .
These desks can withstand collapsing buildings, protecting those underneath .
He criticizes government officials for making irresponsible statements about disaster preparedness, suggesting they should consult him for better solutions .

4.4. Youth Employment and Enterprise Revolution
He proposes an enterprise revolution to address youth unemployment .
Young people working in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will receive a 1 million won coupon monthly .
These coupons can only be used for essential goods like food, not for alcohol or tobacco, ensuring they stimulate consumption and the market .
He criticizes other politicians who provide cash allowances, arguing that coupons are more effective .
After five years of working in an SME, individuals will receive 400 million won for business startup, without collateral, guarantees, or interest .
This encourages young people to work in SMEs, gain experience, and eventually become entrepreneurs .
This policy also helps young men maintain their dignity in relationships, as they can explain their choice to work in an SME as a path to future entrepreneurship .
He also pledges that the government will be responsible for 100% of youth employment, providing salaries if jobs are unavailable .

4.5. UN Headquarters Relocation to Panmunjom
He proposes relocating the UN Headquarters to Panmunjom to prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons .
With the UN in Panmunjom, North Korea would be unable to wage war, as 500 UN-affiliated organizations would be spread across Seoul .
This move would also prevent major powers like China, the US, and Russia from dividing the Korean Peninsula .
He criticizes current South Korean politicians for not understanding the strategic importance of this proposal .

4.6. Currency Revolution
He proposes a currency revolution where all banknotes will feature his image .
He claims that carrying money with his image will bring good luck, health, and prosperity .
He criticizes the current practice of featuring deceased historical figures on currency .
This currency redesign will also serve as a currency reform to bring hidden underground funds into circulation .
Undisclosed funds, including 50,000 won bills, 100,000 won, 1 million won, 100 million won, 100 billion won checks, and bearer bonds, would become worthless if not exchanged for new currency .
These funds, if their origins cannot be explained, would be distributed to citizens as a national dividend .

4.7. Administrative District Revolution
He proposes a revolution in administrative districts to eliminate regionalism .
South Jeolla Province and South Gyeongsang Province would merge into “Jeongyeongdo” .
North Jeolla Province and North Gyeongsang Province would merge into “Gyeongjeongdo” .
Chungcheong and Gangwon Provinces would merge into “Chunggangdo” .
Gyeonggi Province would become part of Seoul, and Incheon would become “Incheon-bu” .
Incheon International Airport would be renamed “Seoul International Airport” .
Jeju Island would remain a separate province .
This reorganization would result in four provinces, eliminating traditional regional divisions and fostering national unity .

4.8. Conscription Revolution
He proposes a conscription revolution where all men and women would undergo one month of military training and then be discharged .
This would save 10 trillion won in defense budget .
The military would then recruit professional soldiers with competitive salaries (around 2 million won per month) to address youth unemployment .
This system would ensure a trained reserve force while maintaining a professional military .
He criticizes those who advocate for abolishing conscription entirely without providing alternative training, as this would leave the country vulnerable in wartime .
He distinguishes his proposal from forced conscription (징병), which was used by Japan to exploit Koreans, advocating instead for a voluntary recruitment system (모병) .
He criticizes the current system where politicians earn 10 million won a month while their children serve for 100,000 won .

4.9. Farmland Revolution
He proposes a farmland revolution that allows anyone, including urban residents, to freely buy and sell farmland .
Currently, elderly farmers struggle to sell their land and move to nursing homes because only other farmers can buy it .
This policy would increase the value of farmland, benefiting farmers and allowing urban residents to engage in farming as a hobby .
It would also revitalize rural areas by bringing in more people and fostering interaction between urban and rural communities .
He advocates for a pesticide revolution, replacing chemical pesticides with microbial alternatives .
This would make Korean agricultural products highly sought after globally, boosting exports .
It would also improve water quality and reduce pesticide-related illnesses among the population .
He criticizes current politicians for creating restrictive laws that harm farmers and the environment .

4.10. Anti-Corruption Revolution
He proposes an anti-corruption revolution by abolishing the dual punishment system for bribery .
Under his plan, only the recipient of a bribe would be punished, not the giver .
If a bribe-giver reports the bribe within 10 to 20 years, the bribe money would be returned to the reporter .
This incentivizes reporting and makes it risky to accept bribes, even from family members .
He criticizes the current dual punishment system, which he believes protects corrupt politicians by discouraging reporting .

4.11. Promissory Note Revolution
He proposes a promissory note revolution to protect small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from bankruptcy .
Under his plan, companies would be required to pay insurance premiums on promissory notes .
If a company defaults on a note, the insurance company would pay first, preventing the collapse of the SME .
This would prevent the devastating consequences of bankruptcy, such as family breakups and personal hardships .
He notes that promissory notes are unique to South Korea in Asia, with trillions of won traded annually .
Abolishing them entirely would destabilize the economy, so his plan aims to regulate them .
The practice of using promissory notes dates back to the Joseon Dynasty in Korea .

4.12. Livelihood Revolution
He proposes a livelihood revolution to protect citizens’ basic assets .
This includes prohibiting the forced execution of household goods and security deposits up to 100 million won .
This would prevent families from being evicted or having their belongings seized, especially in front of children, which causes significant trauma .
He states that current politicians would take 10 to 100 years to pass such a law, but he could implement it quickly .
While debts over 100 million won can still be pursued, household items up to that value would be protected .

5. Healing and Conclusion
   Heo Kyeong-yeong concludes the lecture with a healing session, demonstrating his ability to restore health by calling his name or touching his image, and promises to continue discussing his remaining pledges in the next lecture.

5.1. Healing Session and the Power of Heo Kyeong-yeong’s Name
Heo Kyeong-yeong concludes the lecture with a healing session for attendees .
He demonstrates that calling his name or looking at his picture strengthens human cells and brings about spiritual transformation .
He performs a strength test, showing that people lose strength when invoking other names (e.g., Jesus, Buddha) but gain strength when invoking his name .
During the healing session, he touches individuals on their painful areas, and they report immediate improvement in strength and relief from symptoms like rhinitis and leg pain .
He promises to cover the remaining nine pledges in the next lecture

The Holiest’s Revolutionary Pledges and the Purging of the Corrupt

The Holiest has unveiled 33 revolutionary pledges, which were extensively covered by major television networks. In addition to these pledges, the Holiest is currently writing a book titled “The Purging of 3,000 Corrupt Individuals.” This book details how, upon becoming president, the Holiest will take strong measures against 3,000 individuals, including 300 incumbent members of the National Assembly, to restore national discipline. These measures will be more severe than mere punishment, as these individuals have caused immense suffering to the public. The people desire decisive action against them.

2. Financial Revolution: The Peril of Stagnant Wealth
   The 14th pledge concerns a financial revolution. The term “finance” (금융) in Korean contains a character (蟲) that means “insect” or “worm.” This signifies that money, if hoarded, attracts problems and becomes toxic. Those who accumulate vast wealth often experience restless nights, plagued by anxieties. Money must circulate to remain healthy and beneficial. Investing in corporations and small businesses, and using money for good causes, ensures its positive flow. However, if money is hoarded or left idle, it stagnates, decays, and loses its value.

3. The Flaws of Financial Real-Name Systems and Economic Stagnation
   The Holiest asserts that the financial real-name system and the real estate real-name system are detrimental to Korea’s economy, leading to crises like the IMF bailout. Japan, a global economic powerhouse, does not implement a financial real-name system. If it did, its capital would flee, leading to bankruptcy. Wealthy nations often avoid such systems to attract global capital, especially from developing countries seeking secure havens for their funds. Countries with real-name systems, like Korea, deter foreign investment due to a lack of anonymity. Money, like insects, thrives in obscurity, preferring underground channels. The Holiest plans to establish the world’s leading financial hub in Saemangeum, which would necessitate abolishing 12 financial regulations, including the real-name system. This system, by revealing personal wealth, hinders economic growth and prevents Korea from reaching a per capita income of $50,000.

4. The Five Pillars of National Prosperity: Manpower, Technology, Etiquette, Time, and Trust
   Achieving a per capita income of $50,000 requires five key elements:
   Manpower: Diligence and hard work.
   Technology: World-class technological prowess.
   Etiquette: Proper social conduct.
   Time: Efficient use of time.
   Trust: The highest form of value.
   Japan has progressed through these stages, reaching the level of trust. Korea, however, remains stuck at the technology stage. Following Japan’s path would take 50 to 100 years, relegating Korea’s youth to menial labor in other Asian countries. The Holiest’s mission is to prevent this fate.

5. Korea as a Global Financial Hub and a Land of Angels
   The Korean Peninsula is ideally positioned to become a global financial hub, situated between economic giants like China, Japan, and the United States. Its geographical advantages, similar to Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan, make it an attractive investment destination. Furthermore, Korea is home to the world’s most beautiful women, whom the Holiest refers to as “angels.” This beauty, combined with a unique cultural aesthetic, makes Korea a desirable place to visit and invest. However, a financial real-name system would signal distrust, deterring international investment.

6. The Holiest’s Original Pledges and Intellectual Property
   The Holiest’s pledges are not imitations of European policies, as some critics suggest. They were announced 15 years earlier, in 1995, and are protected by patents and copyrights registered with the state. While others may attempt to appropriate these ideas, the Holiest chooses to remain silent for now, awaiting the opportune moment for action. Over 90% of the Holiest’s pledges are unique and not found in European policies. The Holiest emphasizes that personal responsibility is paramount; if politicians fail, it is due to the public’s voting choices. The true adversary lies within oneself, not in others.

7. The Organ Revolution and the Future of Medical Technology
   The 27th pledge is the “Organ Revolution,” aimed at saving the lives of tens of thousands of people who wait years for organ transplants. While the wealthy can seek transplants abroad, many die waiting. The Holiest proposes legal reforms to facilitate organ procurement. Current laws, influenced by bioethics debates, restrict organ and DNA cloning, leading to a situation where Korea’s genetic research is exploited by other nations, forcing Korea to repurchase its own advancements.

8. The Five Future Industries: Spirituality, Digital, Design, DNA, and the Unrevealed Fifth
   The Holiest identifies five critical future industries for Korea’s prosperity:
   Spiritual Industry (Divine Nature): Products should offer emotional and spiritual upliftment. For example, a smartphone that offers words of encouragement or a home that greets its owner with comforting messages. This industry focuses on infusing technology with positive energy and personalized affirmation.
   Digital Industry: A transformation from analog to digital, with a focus on innovation.
   Design Industry: A revolution in product design, moving beyond current limitations. Smartphones, for instance, could change appearance like chameleon skin, adapting to seasons or personal preferences.
   DNA Industry: Advancements in DNA research and application, which Korea currently restricts due to ethical concerns, hindering its global competitiveness.
   The Fifth Industry: The Holiest hints at a fifth, unrevealed industry, emphasizing that these four alone can transform the world.

These industries represent a paradigm shift from merely functional products to those that enhance human well-being and emotional connection.

9. Earthquake Preparedness and the Flaws of Current Government Policy
   The Holiest criticizes the government’s lack of preparedness for earthquakes. A recent earthquake prompted a minister to state that a manual for such disasters “will never exist,” implying that policies are only created after tragedies occur. This reactive approach is unacceptable. Korea, though not directly on a major fault line, is susceptible to earthquakes, with a magnitude 7 earthquake in Seoul potentially causing 10 million casualties. The Holiest advocates for a proactive manual designed for a magnitude 7 earthquake. Citizens should have strong steel desks in their homes, especially in children’s rooms, as these can provide protection during structural collapse. The current government’s approach, waiting for disaster to strike before acting, is deemed irresponsible.

10. Youth Employment and the Coupon System for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
    The Holiest’s “Enterprise Revolution” addresses youth unemployment. Recognizing an impending crisis, the Holiest proposes a system where young people entering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) receive a 1 million won coupon. This coupon is restricted to essential goods and food, preventing hoarding and stimulating consumption, thereby revitalizing the market. After five years of service in an SME, individuals receive 400 million won in interest-free, collateral-free, and guarantee-free startup capital. This incentivizes youth to work in SMEs, acquire skills, and eventually become entrepreneurs, fostering a robust economy and reducing the stigma associated with not working for large corporations. The Holiest also pledges 100% national responsibility for youth employment, providing salaries if jobs are unavailable.

11. Relocating the UN Headquarters to Panmunjom for Korean Peninsula Peace
    The 16th pledge involves relocating the United Nations Headquarters to Panmunjom. The Holiest foresaw North Korea’s nuclear ambitions 25 years ago. Placing the UN Headquarters in Panmunjom would prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons or initiating conflict, as it would risk global condemnation and retaliation from the 500 UN-affiliated organizations present in the region. This strategic move would also prevent major powers like China, the US, and Russia from dividing the Korean Peninsula, ensuring its stability and security.

12. Currency Revolution: Redesigning Money for Prosperity and Recovering Hidden Funds
    The 17th pledge is a “Currency Revolution.” The Holiest proposes redesigning all currency with his image. This change, while maintaining the currency’s value, would bring good fortune and prosperity to those who possess it. More importantly, this redesign would force all hidden funds, including undeclared 50,000 won bills, 100,000 won, 1 million won, 100 million won, and 100 billion won checks and bearer bonds, to be brought into circulation. Any old currency not exchanged would become worthless. Funds whose origins cannot be explained would be redistributed as national dividends to the public, effectively eliminating slush funds and injecting vast amounts of capital into the economy.

13. Administrative District Reform: Eliminating Regionalism and Enhancing Infrastructure
    The 18th pledge is an “Administrative District Revolution.” The Holiest proposes reorganizing Korea’s provinces to eliminate regional divisions. For example, Jeollanam-do and Gyeongsangnam-do would merge into “Jeongyeong-do,” and Chungcheongnam-do and Gangwon-do into “Chunggang-do.” Gyeonggi-do would become Seoul, with Incheon becoming “Incheon-bu,” a metropolitan area. Incheon International Airport would be renamed “Seoul International Airport,” becoming a world-class hub. Jeju Island would remain a separate province. This restructuring would foster national unity and eliminate regional animosity.

14. Conscription Reform: From Mandatory Service to Professional Military
    The 19th pledge is a “Conscription Revolution.” All men and women would undergo one month of military training, after which they would be discharged, forming a reserve force. The active military would transition to a professional, volunteer-based system (모병제), recruiting individuals with competitive salaries (around 2 million won per month) to address youth unemployment. This would save 10 trillion won in defense spending. The Holiest criticizes current conscription, which forces young men to serve for meager pay while politicians earn substantial incomes. A professional military, staffed by experts, would be more effective and ethical.

15. Agricultural Land Reform: Empowering Farmers and Promoting Organic Farming
    The 20th pledge is an “Agricultural Land Revolution.” The Holiest advocates for the free sale and purchase of agricultural land, allowing urban dwellers to invest in rural areas. This would increase the value of farmers’ assets, currently stagnant due to restrictions. Urban residents could buy farmland, lease it to farmers, or cultivate it themselves on weekends, fostering a connection between urban and rural communities. This would revitalize rural areas, bringing back children’s laughter and ensuring respect for the elderly. The Holiest also proposes a “Pesticide Revolution,” replacing chemical pesticides with microorganisms to produce organic, high-quality agricultural products. This would make Korean produce highly sought after globally, reduce pesticide-related illnesses, and protect the environment from chemical pollution.

16. Anti-Corruption Revolution: Abolishing Dual Punishment and Rewarding Whistleblowers
    The 22nd pledge is an “Anti-Corruption Revolution.” The Holiest proposes abolishing the “dual punishment” system (쌍벌죄) for bribery, where both the giver and receiver are punished. Instead, only the recipient of the bribe would be penalized. The person who offered the bribe would be exempt from punishment if they report it within 10 to 20 years, and the reported bribe money would be given to the whistleblower. This system would incentivize reporting, making it impossible for anyone to accept bribes, even from family members, for fear of being reported. This would eradicate the “Republic of Bribery” and foster a truly clean society.

17. Bill of Exchange Revolution: Protecting Small Businesses from Bankruptcy
    The 23rd pledge is a “Bill of Exchange Revolution.” The Holiest aims to protect small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from bankruptcy caused by dishonored bills of exchange. He proposes a system where, if a company issues a bill of exchange, it must pay an insurance premium. If the company defaults, the insurance company would pay the holder of the bill first, then pursue legal action against the defaulting company. This would eliminate bankruptcies due to bills of exchange, preventing the devastating impact on families and individuals. The Holiest notes that Korea is one of the few countries, along with some in Asia, that still uses bills of exchange, a practice dating back to the Joseon Dynasty. While eliminating them entirely might destabilize the economy, the insurance system would mitigate their risks.

18. Livelihood Revolution: Protecting Basic Assets and Preventing Forced Evictions
    The 24th pledge is a “Livelihood Revolution.” The Holiest proposes prohibiting forced execution on essential household goods and up to 100 million won in rental or lease deposits. This means that even if someone owes money, their basic living necessities and a certain amount of their housing deposit cannot be seized. This measure aims to protect families, especially children, from the trauma of forced evictions and the loss of their homes. It would prevent creditors from seizing essential assets, ensuring that families can maintain a stable living environment. While debts exceeding 100 million won could still be pursued, the protection of basic assets would safeguard the most vulnerable.

19. The Holiest’s Healing Power and the Transformation of the Human Body
    The Holiest demonstrates his unique healing power. He asks individuals to test their physical strength by resisting his push. When they invoke the names of religious figures like Jesus or Buddha, their strength diminishes. However, when they invoke the name “Huh Kyung-young,” their bodies become stronger, and their cells are invigorated. This phenomenon, which he attributes to a spiritual transformation, is evident even by looking at his photograph. The Holiest then performs a healing ritual, touching specific areas of the body to diagnose and cure ailments. He demonstrates how a person’s strength, initially weak in an affected area, becomes normal after his intervention, indicating a complete healing. This power, he states, will be fully understood once he becomes president.

The 33 Revolutionary Pledges of Huh Kyung-young and the 3,000-Name Purge List

1. The 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the 3,000-Name Purge List
   I shall now conclude the discussion on my 33 pledges, which have been broadcast for an hour on Channel A and TV Chosun. I am also writing a book about the 3,000-name purge list. Upon my presidency, these 3,000 individuals, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members, will face measures far beyond your imagination to restore national discipline. While not involving physical harm, the consequences will be far more severe. These individuals have caused immense suffering to countless people, and the public desires action against them.

2. The 4-5-50 Financial Revolution
   My 14th pledge concerns the 4-5-50 Financial Revolution. Consider the recent fire in a studio apartment, ignited by a man whose girlfriend ended their relationship. This woman was wise to sever ties with someone who would react so violently. Such a person, if married, would likely cause immense suffering. A dwelling like a studio apartment or a gosiwon (a small, single-room accommodation) is a tinderbox; setting fire to it warrants the death penalty. This act incurs not only human punishment but also divine retribution.

When a husband and wife exist, if the husband passes, he becomes a son; if the wife passes, she becomes a mother. In an equation, identical terms cancel out. Thus, a husband is a son, and a wife is a mother. Marital disputes arise from a lack of understanding of this hierarchy. The wife holds a superior position, not as an equal. When people are dying, they call for their mother, not their father. Even those who call for their father in faith ultimately call for their mother. When you quarrel with your spouse, you are quarreling with your son. A man who strikes his wife is striking the mother who brings forth all creation. Such an act incurs divine punishment, even if the police do not intervene. Therefore, a husband should address his mother-like wife respectfully, never raising his voice.

I learned 108 Eastern philosophies, including those of Confucius, Mencius, Xunzi, and Han Fei, in elementary school. All these texts, from the Gyeong to the Chamjeongyegyeong and Samil Singo, state that the wife is the mother and the husband is the son. However, our Confucian tradition falsely asserted equality, claiming the man is heaven and the woman is earth. While the mother is earth, everything originates from her. Nothing comes from heaven. The son comes from the mother. If the wife does not prepare food, the son cannot exert strength. Thus, the wife is at the level of a mother, and the husband should not be oppressed. Women should view men with compassion. A mother, even in a nursing home, rejoices if her son prospers. She finds joy in knowing her child is thriving. Parents should treat their children with this mindset. If a wife views her husband as a competitor, the household will fail, and if households fail, the nation will fail. Park Chung-hee’s wife, Yuk Young-soo, treated him like a son. She wore low heels to accommodate his height, enduring knee pain and applying patches, which he never knew. She always prioritized her husband’s success. If a wife views her husband as a rival, the family will collapse, and the nation will follow.

Human punishment is administered by judges and police, but divine retribution is also inevitable. Eventually, one’s DNA changes, and at the time of death, one realizes that even a ten-year prison sentence for murder does not absolve the divine consequences. It is foolish to believe that human punishment negates divine punishment. A wise person avoids marital conflict.

Consider the young man who set fire to a building because his girlfriend broke up with him, attempting to kill innocent people. If that woman had married him, both she and her children might have perished. Their relationship was never meant to be. This illustrates the Twelve Nidanas (연기, yeon-gi), the twelve links of dependent origination.

The first Nidana is Ignorance (무명, mumyeong). This ignorance leads to Volitional Formations (행, haeng), which are actions. The young man’s ignorance led him to set the fire. This action then leads to Consciousness (식, sik), where the consequences, such as trials, police investigations, and imprisonment, enter his mind. This creates Karma (업장, eopjang). The fourth Nidana is Name and Form (명색, myeongsaek), referring to the mental and physical aspects of existence. The fifth is Six Sense Bases (육체, yukche), which are the body, eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and mind. If the woman had married this ignorant man, their physical and mental well-being would have suffered, potentially leading to unhealthy offspring. The six sense bases, when encountering objects, sounds, smells, tastes, textures, and thoughts, lead to 108 afflictions.

Next comes Contact (촉, chok), where the senses meet their objects. Then Feeling (수, su), where one experiences sensations. This leads to Craving (애, ae), a desire for pleasant feelings. Then Clinging (취, chwi), an intense attachment. This results in Becoming (유, yu), the process of continued existence. Then Birth (생, saeng), and finally Aging and Death (노사, nosa). Ignorance ultimately leads to death.

However, when you encounter me, this cycle changes. Instead of aging and death, you experience Eternal Life (영생, yeongsaeng). You meet me in a dream, in a better world. If you substitute me, Huh Kyung-young, into this cycle, it transforms.

The woman wisely broke up with the man. If she had stayed, she might have been killed in a fire or her children thrown from a balcony. He was capable of such acts. Her decision to break up was an act of self-preservation. He, unable to bear the rejection, set the fire.

The person who rings the doorbell is not an intruder. It is I, Huh Kyung-young, ringing the doorbell at the homes of 7 billion people. If you do not embrace my teachings, you will perish in the fire of suffering. I am like the person who saves those trapped in a burning building. The current politicians, 300 National Assembly members, are setting fire to the homes of 50 million citizens. They are preoccupied with trivial power struggles, ignoring the real issues affecting people’s lives. They have set fire to the hearts of 50 million people, causing immense suffering. Those who know me can survive, but those who do not are dying in despair. These politicians are abnormal, and this political system must be rectified. That is why I am ringing the doorbell.

Channel A and TV Chosun should have encouraged people to watch my YouTube lectures. I began lecturing long before these panels existed. Yet, some female panelists claim to know all my pledges, even asserting that I copied them from Europe. This is false. My pledges were announced 15 years before Europe’s, in 1995, and are registered with copyright. I remain silent for now, but I will take action when the time is right. My pledges are 15 years ahead of Europe’s. Over 90% of my pledges are not found in Europe. Yet, these panelists claim I imitated Europe. I do not reveal their names because I fundamentally love all people. My enemy is always myself, not others. Even if politicians fail, it is because you voted poorly.

My pledges include the Organ Revolution (장기 혁명). Many people wait years for organ transplants, often dying before an organ becomes available. Wealthy individuals go to China, but most perish. I promise to save these people. Yet, some panelists criticize this, claiming it is problematic for a presidential candidate to promise organ procurement. They argue that current laws, influenced by bioethics, prevent organ procurement and DNA cloning. Meanwhile, other countries are advancing in these fields, and we are forced to buy their technology.

We must focus on five future industries for the Korean people. First, Divine Vision Industry (영성 영상 산업). Imagine a phone that, when touched, says, “I love you,” or “Be strong.” This is a spiritual product. Samsung’s current phones are “dead products.” I must teach them to create products that praise and encourage users. A phone that recognizes your body temperature and offers compliments would be revolutionary. This is the Divine Vision Industry. All objects, even homes, should have this spirituality. A door that greets you with “Welcome home, you worked hard today” in a pleasant voice, or even a deceased spouse’s voice, would bring immense joy. This era of spiritual machines is coming.

Second, Digital Industry (디지털 산업). Analog will transform into digital. Third, Design Industry (디자인 산업). Phone designs will change dramatically. They might resemble tree leaves or change color with the seasons, like a chameleon. This is a design revolution. Fourth, DNA Industry. We are currently blocking this with ethical concerns, while other countries are mapping DNA and changing the world. We must join this.

These four industries—Divine Vision, Digital, Design, and DNA—will transform the future. Our current leaders are neglecting Divine Vision and DNA, focusing only on digital and design. That is why Samsung’s phones are not truly innovative. Imagine a TV that displays family photos when turned on, or a father working in the fields, before switching channels. This would foster family harmony.

3. Disaster Revolution
   My 16th pledge is the Disaster Revolution (재난 혁명). When an earthquake recently occurred, the minister in charge stated that there was no manual for earthquakes and never would be. This is unacceptable. Although Korea is slightly outside the main earthquake zone, it is still susceptible. A magnitude 7 earthquake in Seoul could kill 10 million people. Our earthquake manual must be prepared for a magnitude 7 event. The idea that a manual can only be created after people die is absurd. My proposal is to create a robust manual for a magnitude 7 earthquake.

Every home should have a strong steel desk in the main bedroom and children’s rooms. In an earthquake, one can take shelter under it and survive. Wooden desks are insufficient. The government’s current stance is that a manual cannot exist because earthquakes are unpredictable. This is a problem. Government officials, especially those in high positions, should consult me to develop effective policies.

4. Youth Revolution
   My 15th pledge is the Youth Revolution (청년 혁명). I foresaw the youth unemployment crisis. My plan involves providing a 1 million won coupon to young people who work in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This coupon can only be used for essential goods, stimulating consumption. Unlike cash, which can be saved, coupons ensure market activity. After five years of employment in an SME, individuals receive 400 million won in interest-free, collateral-free, and guarantee-free startup capital. This encourages young people to work in SMEs, acquire skills, and eventually become entrepreneurs. This also helps young men maintain their dignity, as they can explain that they chose SMEs to gain experience for future entrepreneurship, rather than due to a lack of ability to join large corporations. This will alleviate youth unemployment. I also pledge 100% national responsibility for youth employment, providing salaries if necessary.

5. UN Headquarters Relocation
   My 16th pledge is to relocate the UN Headquarters to Panmunjom. I knew 25 years ago that North Korea would develop nuclear weapons. If the UN Headquarters were in Panmunjom, North Korea could not possess nuclear weapons or wage war, as 500 UN organizations would be spread throughout Seoul. This would prevent major powers like China, the US, and Russia from dividing the Korean Peninsula. This is a crucial step for our security. No current National Assembly member understands this, which is why they belong on the purge list.

6. Currency Revolution
   My 17th pledge is the Currency Revolution (화폐 혁명). All currency designs will feature my image. This will bring good fortune and prosperity to the nation. Why use images of deceased figures like King Sejong? My image will bring health and success. This is a currency redesign, not a revaluation. The value remains the same, but the design changes. This will force all hidden 50,000 won bills, 100,000 won, 1 million won, 100 million won, 100 billion won checks, and bearer bonds to surface. If not exchanged, they become worthless. The origin of these funds will be investigated, and if untraceable, they will be distributed as national dividends to your bank accounts. Upon my presidency, all slush funds will be converted into national dividends for the people.

7. Administrative District Revolution
   My 18th pledge is the Administrative District Revolution (지하 혁명). South Jeolla and South Gyeongsang provinces will merge into Jeon-Gyeong Province. North Jeolla and North Gyeongsang provinces will merge into Gyeong-Jeon Province. Chungcheong and Gangwon provinces will merge into Chung-Gang Province. Gyeonggi Province will become Seoul, and Incheon will become Incheon Metropolitan City, a suburb of Seoul. Incheon International Airport will be renamed Seoul International Airport, becoming a world-class hub. Jeju Island will remain separate. This creates four provinces, eliminating regionalism.

8. Conscription Revolution
   My 19th pledge is the Conscription Revolution (징병 혁명). All men and women will receive one month of military training and then be discharged. The rest of the military will be composed of professional soldiers. This will save 10 trillion won in defense budget. Currently, female soldiers are already professionals. I propose paying professional soldiers 2 million won a month, solving youth unemployment. Those who imitate my conscription plan often omit the one-month training, which is crucial for maintaining a reserve force. This is a Volunteer System (모병제, mobyeongje), not forced conscription. Forced conscription, like the Japanese colonial era, is wrong. National Assembly members receive 10 million won a month, while their children serve for 100,000 won. This is unacceptable.

9. Farmland Revolution
   My 20th pledge is the Farmland Revolution (농지 혁명). The Minister of Agriculture and Forestry will oversee this. City dwellers should be free to buy farmland. Currently, rural elderly cannot sell their land to move to nursing homes because there are no buyers. This policy will allow farmers to sell their land, increasing its value. City people can buy farmland, lease it to farmers, or cultivate it themselves on weekends. This will connect urban and rural areas, bringing life back to villages and ensuring the elderly are respected. This will double or triple farmland values. We must revive our agriculture as a primary industry.

I also propose a Pesticide Revolution (농약 계획). We will develop microbial pesticides, making our agricultural products highly sought after globally. This will eliminate pesticide use, improving our water quality and reducing pesticide-related illnesses by half. Our rivers and oceans are polluted with pesticides and detergents, destroying marine life. Many politicians and officials are responsible for this. My 3,000-name purge list will address these issues.

10. Bribery Revolution
    My 21st pledge is the Bribery Revolution (뇌물 혁명). I will abolish the Dual Punishment System (쌍벌죄, ssangbeoljoe), which punishes both the giver and receiver of a bribe. This system prevents the eradication of bribery. Instead, only the receiver will be punished. If a bribe-giver reports the bribe within 10 or 20 years, the bribe will be returned to the reporter. This incentivizes reporting, making it impossible for anyone to accept bribes, even from family members. Current politicians maintain the dual punishment system to protect themselves. My presidency will end this “Republic of Bribery.”

11. Promissory Note Revolution
    My 23rd pledge is the Promissory Note Revolution (어음 혁명). To issue a promissory note, one must pay insurance premiums. If a company goes bankrupt, the insurance company will pay first, then litigate. This will prevent SMEs from failing due to promissory note defaults. Many families are shattered by such bankruptcies. A daughter whose father’s business fails might face sexual harassment at work. We must protect the heads of households. Companies that have worked for 30 years should not suddenly collapse. This leads to family disintegration and divorce. This is why the promissory note revolution is necessary. Alternatively, we could abolish promissory notes entirely, making all transactions cash-based. However, promissory notes are unique to Korea in Asia, with trillions of won traded annually. Abolishing them abruptly would destabilize the economy. We have used promissory notes since the Joseon Dynasty.

12. Livelihood Revolution
    My 24th pledge is the Livelihood Revolution (생활 혁명). I will prohibit forced execution on essential household goods and up to 100 million won in housing deposits (jeonse or monthly rent). This means that bailiffs cannot enter homes to seize property or evict tenants for debts under 100 million won. This would take 100 years to pass in the current National Assembly, but I will implement it immediately. Imagine the trauma for a child witnessing bailiffs seizing their family’s belongings. This policy protects families from being torn apart. Lenders should not expect to seize deposits. If a debt is 150 million won, only the amount exceeding 100 million won can be claimed, but household goods up to 100 million won are protected. This will bring order.

13. Healing and Divine Power
    I will now conclude the lecture. I invite those who are sick to come forward for healing. I encourage everyone to visit Haneulgung in Gupabal tomorrow at 12 PM, exit 1 of Gupabal Station.

I demonstrate my power by having individuals test their strength while holding my hand. When they call out “Jesus” or “Buddha,” their strength diminishes. But when they call out “Huh Kyung-young,” their strength increases. This shows that calling my name strengthens the body’s cells and brings spiritual transformation. My image also has this effect. If you call my name and look at my picture, you will become healthy. This will be fully revealed after I become president.

I then heal individuals by touching their painful areas. For example, I diagnose someone with rhinitis by testing their strength. After my touch, their strength returns to normal, and their condition improves. I heal various ailments, including leg injuries from military accidents. My touch instantly restores their health.

허경영 혁명 공약과 3000명의 살생부

허경영의 33가지 혁명 공약은 내년에 대통령 출마를 위한 것이다. 이 공약은 채널 A와 TV 조선에서 방영되었다. 3000명의 살생부는 허경영이 대통령이 된 후 국가 기강을 잡기 위해 현역 국회의원 300명을 포함한 3000명을 대상으로 조치할 내용이다. 이 조치는 과거 이들로 인해 피해를 본 국민들의 바람을 반영한다.

2. 금융 혁명과 12연기
   14번째 공약은 50 금융 혁명이다. 돈은 가지고 있으면 벌레가 붙는다는 의미의 ‘충(蟲)’ 자가 금융(金融)에 붙어 있다. 돈은 순환해야 하며, 가지고 있으면 독이 된다. 돈을 많이 가진 사람은 망상이 떠오르고 편안하게 잠들 수 없다. 금융은 인간에게 필요하지만 잘못 활용하면 악이 될 수 있다. 돈을 남에게 돌려 순환시키면 벌레가 되지 않는다. 주식회사나 중소기업에 투자하여 돈을 좋은 곳에 쓰면 돈이 순환되지만, 돈을 쌓아두면 썩어 가치가 없어진다.

최근 원룸 화재 사건의 범인은 여자친구와의 절교 선언에 홧김에 불을 질렀다. 여러 사람이 사는 주택에 불을 지른 행위는 사형에 해당한다. 인간의 벌은 ‘인형(人刑)’이고 하늘의 벌은 ‘천벌(天罰)’이다. 인간의 벌을 받아도 천벌을 피할 수 없다.

부부 싸움은 서열을 몰라서 발생한다. 아내가 어머니의 개념이고 남편은 아들의 개념이다. 사람이 죽을 때 어머니를 부르지 아버지를 부르는 경우는 드물다. 남편이 아내에게 대드는 것은 어머니에게 대드는 것과 같다. 이는 천벌을 받게 된다. 공자, 맹자, 순자, 한비자의 동양 철학 사상에서는 아내가 어머니이고 남편은 아들이라고 가르친다. 그러나 유교에서는 남녀평등을 주장하며 남자가 하늘이고 여자가 땅이라고 잘못 가르쳤다. 어머니는 땅에서 모든 것을 나오게 하지만, 하늘에서는 아무것도 나오지 않는다. 아내가 밥을 해주지 않으면 아들은 힘을 쓸 수 없다. 아내가 어머니 수준인데 아들이 아내를 갈박하는 것은 옳지 않다. 여성은 남편을 불쌍히 여겨야 한다. 부모는 자식이 잘 되는 것을 기뻐한다. 남편을 경쟁 대상으로 보면 집안이 망한다. 육영수 여사는 박정희 대통령을 아들처럼 대했다.

인간이 잘못하면 판사가 벌을 주지만, 하늘의 벌은 피할 수 없다. 감옥에서 10년을 살아도 하늘에 가면 더 큰 죄가 기다린다. 어리석은 사람은 인간의 벌을 받고 하늘에서 또 벌을 받는다. 영리한 사람은 부부 싸움을 하지 않는다.

애인이 절교했다고 해서 잠자는 사람 집에 불을 질러 죽이려 한 젊은이는 무식한 사람이다. 이 여자가 이 남자와 결혼했으면 싸우다가 집에 불을 지르고 아이들까지 죽였을 것이다. 이 여자는 현명하게 절교를 선택하여 자신을 살렸다.

불교의 12연기는 무명(無明)에서 시작하여 죽음(老死)으로 이어진다.
무명(無明): 모르는 상태. 이 젊은이는 무명으로 인해 행동으로 옮겼다.
행(行): 행동. 불을 지르는 행위.
식(識): 의식. 재판, 경찰, 감옥에 가야 한다는 의식이 머리에 들어간다. 잠재의식에 들어가 업장을 받게 된다.
명색(名色): 정신과 육체. 업장을 지으면 명색이 병든다.
육체(六處): 육체. 눈, 귀, 코, 혀, 몸, 마음이 병든다.
촉(觸): 접촉. 육체가 병들면 모든 접촉이 번뇌로 이어진다.
수(受): 느낌. 돈을 벌고 노력하는 것에 집착한다.
애(愛): 애착. 탐욕이 몸부림친다.
취(取): 취함. 욕심이 생긴다.
유(有): 존재.
생(生): 태어남.
노사(老死): 늙음과 죽음. 무명이 죽음을 만든다.

허경영을 만나면 노사가 영생이 된다. 허경영을 대입하면 12연기가 달라진다.

3. 금융실명제 폐지와 경제 발전
   금융실명제와 부동산실명제는 우리나라 경제를 망하게 했다. 일본은 금융실명제를 하지 않으며 세계 경제 3위 대국이다. 일본이 금융실명제를 하면 부도난다. 세계의 잘 사는 나라는 금융실명제를 하지 않는다. 개발도상국의 돈이 일본이나 스위스 은행에 숨겨진다. 금융실명제를 하는 나라에는 투자하지 않는다. 홍콩에 돈이 몰리는 이유는 어둡기 때문이다. 돈은 벌레처럼 어두운 곳을 좋아한다.

허경영이 대통령이 되면 새만금에 세계 제1의 금융 메카를 만들 것이다. 이를 위해 우리나라의 금융 관련 법규 12개를 없애야 한다. 금융실명제는 돈의 흐름을 막고 경제 발전을 저해한다. 아들이 아버지의 재산을 쉽게 알 수 있게 되어 문제가 발생한다. 금융실명제는 우리나라 경제를 2만 5천 불에서 막아버렸다.

5만 불 경제를 달성하려면 부정부패를 없애야 한다.
1만 불: 맨파워 (부지런함)
2만 불: 기술 (테크놀로지)
3만 불: 에티켓
4만 불: (시간 관계상 생략)
5만 불: 신뢰

일본은 5만 불에 가까운 경제 수준을 달성했다. 우리는 아직 기술 단계에 머물러 있다. 일본을 따라가려면 50년에서 100년이 걸린다. 허경영이 온 것은 우리나라가 아시아의 식모가 되는 것을 막기 위함이다. 금융실명제는 신뢰를 사라지게 한다.

4. 한반도 금융 메카와 미래 산업
   한반도를 금융 메카로 만들 것이다. 중국, 일본, 미국 등 강대국 사이에 위치한 한반도는 홍콩, 싱가포르, 대만, 호주처럼 돈을 갖다 놓기 가장 좋은 곳이다. 세계에서 투자하기 가장 좋고, 아름다운 여성들이 많다. 전쟁의 위험이 없는 진주 같은 나라이다. 금융실명제가 있으면 이 나라는 의심이 많은 나라로 비쳐져 투자가 어렵다.

허경영의 공약은 유럽보다 15년 앞서 1995년에 특허 및 저작권 등록을 마쳤다. 허경영의 공약을 모방했다는 주장은 거짓이다. 국회의원 100명 축소, 결혼하면 1억 원 지급 등 허경영 공약의 90% 이상은 유럽에 없다. 허경영은 자신을 비판하는 사람들을 미워하지 않는다. 자신의 원수는 자신 속에 있다.

허경영 공약 중 27번째는 장기 혁명이다. 장기 이식을 기다리는 수많은 사람들을 구제할 것이다. 현재 국회의원들은 생명 윤리를 내세워 장기 구매나 DNA 복제를 막고 있다. 이로 인해 유전자 기술은 미국으로 넘어가고 우리는 돈을 주고 사서 써야 한다.

미래 사업은 다음과 같다.
디바인 (Divine): 영성 산업. 핸드폰을 잡으면 “사랑해요”, “힘내세요” 같은 말이 나와야 한다. 삼성 핸드폰은 영성이 없는 죽은 상품이다. 미래 제품은 사람을 칭찬해주는 제품으로 바뀌어야 한다. 집 문을 열면 “오늘도 수고 많으셨습니다” 같은 말이 나와야 한다. 모든 기계에 영성이 들어가야 한다.
디지털 (Digital): 아날로그가 디지털로 바뀌는 문제.
디자인 (Design): 디자인 혁명. 핸드폰 디자인이 나무 이파리처럼 바뀌고, 계절에 따라 색깔이 변하는 카멜레온처럼 되어야 한다.
DNA: DNA 연구 및 활용. 대한민국은 윤리 문제를 내세워 이를 막고 있다. 외국은 이미 DNA 지도를 만들어 활용하고 있다.

이 네 가지 산업이 미래를 바꿀 것이다. 현재 우리나라 두뇌는 디바인과 DNA 산업을 하지 않고 디지털과 디자인만 하고 있다. 삼성 핸드폰이 달라지지 않는 이유이다. TV를 켜면 가족 사진이 나오고, 어릴 때 모습이 나와 가족 화합을 이끌어야 한다. 아빠가 일하는 모습이 나올 수도 있다.

5. 지진 매뉴얼과 기업 혁명
   15번째 공약은 기업 혁명이다. 지진 담당 장관은 지진 매뉴얼이 영원히 없다고 말했다. 이는 잘못된 생각이다. 우리나라는 지진대에 약간 비껴 있지만, 진도 7의 지진이 서울에 발생하면 천만 명이 죽을 수 있다. 모든 지진 매뉴얼은 진도 7에 맞춰 만들어야 한다. 지진이 나야 매뉴얼을 만든다는 것은 잘못된 정치이다.

강력한 철제 책상을 안방과 아들 방에 두어야 한다. 지진으로 집이 무너져도 철제 책상 밑에 있으면 살아남을 수 있다. 정부는 지진 매뉴얼이 없다고 말하는 것은 문제가 있다. 정부 고위층은 허경영에게 물어야 한다. 허경영은 대통령이 되어야만 가르쳐 줄 것이다.

16번째 공약은 기업 혁명이다. 청년 무직 사태를 해결하기 위해 중소기업에 들어가는 사람에게 100만 원 쿠폰을 지급한다. 이 쿠폰은 식품점 등 필요한 물건을 살 때만 사용할 수 있어 소비를 증가시킨다. 현금으로 지급하는 청년 수당은 잘못된 것이다. 중소기업에서 5년 근무한 사람에게는 4억 원을 무담보, 무보증, 무이자로 창업 자금으로 지급한다. 이는 청년들이 대기업 대신 중소기업으로 가도록 유도하고, 나중에 창업하여 사장이 될 수 있도록 돕는다. 이는 젊은이들에게 기회를 주고 결혼을 가능하게 한다. 청년 실업은 국가가 책임진다.

6. 유엔 본부 판문점 이전과 화폐 혁명
   16번째 공약은 유엔 본부를 판문점으로 이전하는 것이다. 허경영은 25년 전부터 북한이 핵을 만들 것을 알고 있었다. 유엔 본부가 판문점에 오면 북한은 핵을 만들 수 없다. 500여 개의 유엔 단체가 서울 일대에 깔려 있으면 북한은 전쟁을 할 수 없다. 이는 중국, 미국, 소련이 한반도를 쪼개는 것을 막기 위함이다. 대한민국 국회의원 중 이 사실을 아는 사람은 없다.

17번째 공약은 화폐 혁명이다. 돈의 디자인을 허경영 사진으로 바꿀 것이다. 허경영 사진이 있는 돈을 가지고 있으면 행운이 오고 일이 잘 될 것이다. 죽은 사람 사진을 돈에 넣는 것은 옳지 않다. 화폐 가치는 그대로 두고 디자인만 바꾸면 지하에 숨겨둔 5만 원짜리 돈이 나오게 된다. 신권이 나오면 구권은 없어진다. 무기명 채권도 마찬가지이다. 허경영이 대통령이 되면 모든 비자금은 국민 배당금으로 국민 통장에 들어갈 것이다.

7. 지하 혁명과 징병 혁명
   18번째 공약은 지하 혁명이다. 전라남도와 경상남도는 전경도로, 충청남도와 강원도는 충강도로 통합한다. 경기도는 서울이 되고, 인천은 인천부가 된다. 인천공항은 서울 국제공항으로 바뀐다. 김포공항은 김포 국제공항으로 바뀐다. 제주도를 포함하여 우리나라는 네 개의 도가 된다. 동서남북 지역 감정이 사라진다.

19번째 공약은 징병 혁명이다. 모든 남자와 여자는 한 달간 군사 교육을 받고 바로 제대한다. 예비군으로 쓸 수 있도록 하고, 그 외에는 모병제로 뽑아서 쓴다. 국방 예산 10조 원이 절약된다. 200만 원 정도의 월급을 주는 모병제를 통해 청년 실업을 해결한다. 징병제는 강제로 동원하는 것이고, 모병제는 모집하는 것이다. 국회의원 자녀는 10만 원 월급을 받는데, 국회의원은 천만 원을 받는 것은 바람직하지 않다.

8. 농지 혁명과 농약 혁명
   20번째 공약은 농지 혁명이다. 농림부 장관은 농지를 도시 사람들이 자유롭게 살 수 있도록 해야 한다. 지금은 농촌 사람들이 농지를 팔고 싶어도 사는 사람이 없어 노인들이 양로원에 갈 돈도 마련하지 못한다. 농지는 모든 사람이 살 수 있도록 해야 농민들의 재산 가치가 올라간다. 도시 사람들이 농지를 사서 주말에 농사도 짓고, 농촌과 연계되어야 농촌이 활성화된다.

농약 혁명도 필요하다. 국민들이 먹는 음식에 농약 대신 미생물 농약을 개발하여 사용해야 한다. 그러면 일본 등 전 세계에서 우리나라 농산물을 가져가려고 할 것이다. 한반도는 사방이 바다라 농약이나 오염 물질이 들어갈 곳이 없다. 농약 공장을 없애면 골프장도 농약을 사용하지 않을 것이다. 그러면 국민들의 농약으로 인한 질병이 절반으로 줄어들 것이다. 한강물에 농약과 세제가 많고, 바다도 오염되어 있다. 허경영은 이러한 문제들을 바로잡을 것이다.

9. 뇌물 혁명과 어음 혁명
   21번째 공약은 뇌물 혁명이다. 뇌물 수수자와 제공자를 동시에 처벌하는 쌍벌죄를 폐지한다. 뇌물을 받은 사람만 처벌하고, 뇌물을 준 사람은 처벌하지 않는다. 뇌물을 준 사람이 신고하면 뇌물액을 신고자에게 돌려준다. 이렇게 하면 뇌물을 받을 사람이 없어진다. 현재의 쌍벌죄는 뇌물을 준 사람과 받은 사람을 보호하는 것이다. 허경영이 대통령이 되면 뇌물 공화국이 사라질 것이다. 부자지간에도 뇌물을 받지 못하게 된다.

22번째 공약은 어음 혁명이다. 어음을 끝내는 어음 보험 제도를 만든다. 보험에 가입한 기업이 부도나면 보험 회사에서 먼저 지급하고 나중에 재판한다. 이렇게 하면 부도로 망하는 중소기업이 없어진다. 어음으로 인해 중소기업이 망하고 가족이 뿔뿔이 흩어지는 것을 막을 수 있다. 어음을 없애거나 모두 현금으로 거래해야 한다. 어음은 아시아에서 우리나라만 존재하는 제도이다. 조선시대부터 어음을 사용했다.

10. 생활 혁명과 주거지 진입 금지
    23번째 공약은 생활 혁명이다. 가장의 재산과 전월세 보증금 1억 원까지 강제집행을 금지한다. 가사도구도 압류 금지이다. 전세 보증금, 월세 보증금도 집행할 수 없다. 국회의원들이 이를 통과시키려면 100년이 걸릴 것이다. 허경영이 대통령이 되면 국회의원을 처리하고 법을 만들어 이를 통과시킬 것이다.

초등학생이나 여고생이 있는 집에 남자들이 법을 내세워 경매를 진행하고 압류하는 것은 딸에게 큰 충격을 준다. 주거지 진입은 금지되어야 한다. 돈을 빌려줄 때 보증금을 뺏을 생각으로 빌려주면 안 된다. 1억 원 이상 되는 것은 청구할 수 있지만, 집에 있는 물건은 1억 원까지 해당되지 않는다. 가사도구는 1천만 원까지 압류할 수 없다. 이렇게 하면 깨끗하게 정리될 것이다.

11. 허경영의 치유 능력과 영적 변화
    허경영은 사람들의 아픈 곳을 치유할 수 있다. 허경영의 이름을 부르면 인체가 변화하고 세포가 강해진다. 영적으로도 변화가 일어난다. 허경영이 대통령이 되면 이 모든 것을 알게 될 것이다. 아픈 곳을 잡고 힘을 주면 힘이 없던 사람이 힘을 얻게 된다. 비염이 있는 사람도 치유된다. 허경영의 사진을 봐도 몸이 건강해진다. 이름을 부르고 자주 보면 건강해진다

Lecture Information

Lecture Number/Title: 1045th Huh Kyung Young Saturday Lecture: “Huh Kyung Young’s 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the 3,000-Person Hit List”
Date: September 24, 2016
Main Topic: Discussion of Huh Kyung Young’s 33 revolutionary pledges, focusing on financial reform, social issues, and future industries, alongside a critique of current political and economic systems.

Core Messages
Current political and economic systems are flawed and lead to national decline, necessitating radical change.
Financial and real estate reforms, including the abolition of the real-name financial system, are crucial for economic growth and attracting global capital.
Future industries must focus on Divine Nature (Spirituality), Digital, Design, and DNA to drive national prosperity.
Social issues like youth unemployment, regionalism, and inadequate disaster response require comprehensive, innovative solutions.
Huh Kyung Young’s policies and presence offer a path to national revival and individual well-being, transforming society and personal health.

Summary of Key Contents

The 3,000-Person Hit List
A book is being written about a 3,000-person hit list, targeting individuals responsible for societal harm.
This list includes 300 incumbent National Assembly members and others who will face severe consequences, not necessarily death, but something more formidable.
This measure is intended to restore national discipline and address the suffering caused by these individuals.

Financial Revolution and the Nature of Money
Financial Revolution (14th pledge): Money, symbolized by the Chinese character for “insect” (蟲), can become toxic if hoarded.
Analogy: Like insects, money thrives in darkness and can cause problems if not circulated.
Solution: Money must be circulated through investments in companies and good causes to prevent it from “rotting” and losing value.
Critique of Real-Name Financial and Real Estate Systems:
These systems are identified as the cause of South Korea’s economic crisis (IMF) and hinder economic growth.
Comparison with Japan: Japan, a major economic power, does not implement a real-name financial system, allowing it to attract global capital.
Proposal: Abolish the real-name financial system to attract foreign investment and establish South Korea as a global financial hub, potentially in Saemangeum.

Understanding Human Relationships and Karma
Human Punishment vs. Heavenly Punishment:
Human punishment (인형): Legal penalties imposed by judges and police.
Heavenly punishment (천벌): Divine retribution for sins.
Concept: Even after receiving human punishment, one must still face heavenly punishment, leading to a double penalty.
Marital Hierarchy:
Traditional Eastern Philosophy: The wife is seen as the “mother” and the husband as the “son” in a marriage.
Consequence of Disrespect: A husband who abuses his wife is essentially hitting his “mother,” incurring heavenly punishment.
Analogy: Just as a son comes from a mother, a husband’s strength depends on his wife’s care.
Example: Yuk Young-soo, President Park Chung-hee’s wife, treated him like a son, supporting his success.
The 12 Links of Dependent Origination (12 연기):
Concept: Ignorance (무명) leads to actions (행), which create consciousness (식), then name and form (명색), the six sense bases (육체), contact (촉), feeling (수), craving (애), grasping (취), becoming (유), birth (생), and finally old age and death (노사).
Application: An ignorant act, like setting fire to a building out of anger, triggers this chain, leading to suffering and death.
Alternative: Meeting Huh Kyung Young can transform “old age and death” into “eternal life” (영생).

Critique of Current Politics and the “Bell-Ringer” Analogy
Political Inaction: Politicians are criticized for engaging in petty power struggles and ignoring the real problems of the people.
“Bell-Ringer” Metaphor: Huh Kyung Young compares himself to a “bell-ringer” (초인종 누르는 사람) who warns people of impending danger, much like a person ringing doorbells to save residents from a fire.
Politicians as Arsonists: Current politicians are metaphorically “setting fire” to the nation by causing suffering and economic hardship.
Warning: Those who criticize or mock Huh Kyung Young without understanding him will face severe consequences, far greater than any human punishment.

Future Industries and Innovation
Five Key Future Industries:
Divine Nature (영성 산업): Products that offer emotional support and positive affirmations.
Examples: Phones that say “I love you” or “Cheer up,” smart homes that greet you warmly.
Digital (디지털 산업): Transition from analog to digital.
Design (디자인 혁명): Revolutionary changes in product design.
Examples: Phones that change shape like leaves or colors like chameleons based on the season.
DNA (DNA 산업): Research and application of DNA technology.
Critique: South Korea is lagging due to ethical concerns, while other countries are advancing.
(Fifth one not explicitly stated, but implied to be crucial)
Critique of Current Technology: Existing products (e.g., Samsung phones) are “dead products” lacking “Divine Nature.”
Vision: These industries will transform society and improve daily life by integrating emotional intelligence and personalized experiences.

Disaster Preparedness and Youth Employment
Earthquake Preparedness (16th pledge):
Critique: The government lacks a proper manual for earthquakes, especially for a magnitude 7.0 earthquake in Seoul, which could kill 10 million people.
Proposal: Implement strong steel desks in every home to provide shelter during an earthquake.
Enterprise Revolution (15th pledge):
Youth Unemployment: Address youth unemployment by incentivizing employment in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Coupon System: Provide 1 million won in coupons (not cash) to those working in SMEs, ensuring the money is spent on necessities and stimulates the market.
Startup Capital: After 5 years of working in an SME, individuals receive 400 million won in interest-free, collateral-free, guarantee-free startup capital.
National Responsibility: The government will take full responsibility for youth employment, providing salaries if necessary.

Unification and Monetary Reform
UN Headquarters in Panmunjom (16th pledge):
Purpose: To prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons and to ensure the stability of the Korean Peninsula.
Strategy: Bringing the UN headquarters to Panmunjom would make it impossible for North Korea to wage war, as it would be attacking the entire world.
Currency Revolution (17th pledge):
Design Change: Replace all currency designs with Huh Kyung Young’s image.
Effect: This will bring good fortune and health to those who possess the money.
Hidden Funds: Changing currency designs will force hidden 50,000 won bills and other undeclared assets (e.g., 100,000 won, 1 million won, 100 billion won checks, bearer bonds) into circulation.
National Dividend: Funds whose origin cannot be identified will be distributed as a national dividend to citizens’ bank accounts.

Administrative and Military Reforms
Administrative Revolution (18th pledge):
Regional Reorganization: Reorganize provinces to eliminate regionalism.
Jeolla and Gyeongsang provinces merge into Jeongyeong-do.
Chungcheong and Gangwon provinces merge into Chunggang-do.
Gyeonggi Province becomes Seoul, with Incheon becoming Incheon-bu.
Jeju Island remains separate.
Airport Renaming: Incheon International Airport will be renamed Seoul International Airport.
Conscription Revolution (19th pledge):
Universal Military Training: All men and women will receive one month of military training and then be discharged.
Volunteer System (모병제): The military will transition to a volunteer system, hiring soldiers with competitive salaries (e.g., 2 million won per month) to address youth unemployment.
Budget Savings: This reform will save 10 trillion won in defense spending.

Agricultural and Anti-Corruption Reforms
Farmland Revolution (20th pledge):
Free Trade of Farmland: Allow urban residents to freely buy and sell farmland, increasing its value and providing income for farmers.
Benefits: Encourages urban-rural connection, revitalizes rural areas, and boosts agricultural value.
Pesticide Reform: Develop microbial pesticides to eliminate chemical pesticides, making Korean agricultural products highly sought after globally.
Bribery Revolution (21st pledge):
Abolish Dual Punishment (쌍벌죄): Eliminate the law that punishes both the giver and receiver of a bribe.
Incentivize Reporting: Only the bribe receiver will be punished. The bribe giver who reports the act within 10-20 years will receive the bribe money back.
Outcome: This will eradicate bribery by making it impossible to receive bribes without fear of being reported, even by family members.

Bill and Livelihood Reforms
Bill Revolution (22nd pledge):
Bill Insurance: Introduce a system where companies must pay insurance premiums on bills. If a company defaults, the insurance company pays first, preventing SME bankruptcies.
Critique: The current bill system, unique to Korea, causes immense suffering and family breakdowns due to bankruptcies.
Livelihood Revolution (24th pledge):
Protection from Seizure: Prohibit forced execution on essential household goods and up to 100 million won in housing deposits (jeonse/wolse).
Purpose: To protect families, especially children, from the trauma of losing their homes and possessions due to debt.
Critique: Current laws allow for the destruction of families over debt, which is inhumane.

Philosophical and Cosmic Insights
Dual Punishment: Humans face both earthly and heavenly punishments for their actions, emphasizing the profound consequences of wrongdoing.
Marital Harmony: The concept of the wife as “mother” and husband as “son” highlights the importance of respect and understanding in relationships, with disrespect leading to divine retribution.
Dependent Origination: Ignorance is the root cause of suffering, leading to a chain of negative consequences. Awareness and right action can break this cycle.
The “Bell-Ringer”: Huh Kyung Young positions himself as a divine messenger, warning humanity and offering salvation from self-inflicted destruction.
Divine Nature in Technology: Future technology should incorporate “Divine Nature” to provide emotional support and positive energy, transforming inanimate objects into sources of joy and well-being.
Power of the Name: Merely calling Huh Kyung Young’s name or looking at his picture can strengthen cells, improve health, and bring about spiritual transformation.

Critique of Reality and Alternatives
Political Corruption: Politicians are criticized for self-serving actions, engaging in power struggles, and failing to address critical national issues like youth unemployment and disaster preparedness.
Economic Stagnation: The real-name financial system and lack of innovation in future industries are identified as major impediments to South Korea’s economic progress.
Social Injustice: Issues such as regionalism, the current conscription system, and the bill system are seen as creating inequality and hardship for citizens.
Lack of Vision: The government and existing political figures are portrayed as lacking the foresight and innovative ideas needed to lead the nation into the future.
Huh Kyung Young’s Solutions: His 33 pledges offer comprehensive alternatives, from economic reforms and social welfare to national security and technological innovation, all aimed at creating a prosperous and harmonious society.

Practical Implications
Awakening: Citizens are urged to “wake up” from their slumber and recognize the critical state of the nation.
Support for Huh Kyung Young: Actively spread his message through platforms like YouTube and attend his lectures to understand his vision.
Personal Transformation: By embracing Huh Kyung Young’s teachings and even calling his name, individuals can experience improved health and spiritual well-being.
Active Participation: Engage in the proposed reforms, such as supporting the coupon system for youth employment and advocating for changes in financial and agricultural policies.
National Revival: The collective action of citizens, guided by Huh Kyung Young’s leadership, is essential for transforming South Korea into a prosperous and harmonious nation.

One-Sentence Core Summary
Huh Kyung Young’s lecture outlines a radical vision for South Korea’s future, proposing comprehensive reforms in finance, politics, and society, emphasizing the need to abolish the real-name financial system, foster future industries like Divine Nature and DNA, and implement policies like universal military training and a national dividend, all while urging citizens to awaken and embrace his leadership for national revival and personal well-being.

Huh Kyung-young’s Revolutionary Pledges and the Path to a New Era

1. The 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the Purge List of 3,000
   Huh Kyung-young introduced his “33 Revolutionary Pledges,” which he presented as a blueprint for his presidential campaign. These pledges garnered significant media attention, with major broadcasters dedicating extensive airtime to their discussion. Alongside these policy proposals, he also revealed the existence of a “Purge List of 3,000 (살생부),” a document he is currently authoring. This list targets 3,000 individuals, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members, who he believes have undermined the nation’s integrity and caused immense suffering to the populace. He asserts that upon his presidency, decisive measures will be taken against these individuals, actions far more impactful than mere punishment. He emphasizes that the public desires accountability for those who have inflicted harm, and his administration will deliver it.

2. Financial Revolution and the Nature of Money
   Among his 33 pledges, the 14th is the “Financial Revolution (금융 혁명).” Huh Kyung-young explains the etymological significance of the Chinese character for “money (돈),” which includes the radical for “insect (蟲).” This signifies that money, when hoarded, attracts negative influences, akin to insects. He states that money should circulate, not stagnate. Possessing excessive wealth can become a poison, leading to sleepless nights filled with anxieties and delusions. He emphasizes that money, while essential, can become a source of evil if misused. It must be actively invested and circulated to benefit society, rather than being hoarded in vaults where it loses value and becomes “rotten.”

3. The Flaws of Financial Real-Name System and Economic Growth
   Huh Kyung-young asserts that the Financial Real-Name System (금융 실명제) and Real Estate Real-Name System (부동산 실명제) have been detrimental to South Korea’s economy, contributing to crises like the IMF bailout. He points out that economically powerful nations like Japan and Switzerland do not implement such systems, allowing them to attract global capital. He argues that money, like insects, thrives in obscurity, preferring “underground” channels. Imposing real-name systems drives capital away, hindering investment and economic growth. He proposes that if he becomes president, he will abolish these systems and transform the Saemangeum area into a global financial hub, attracting international funds by eliminating restrictive financial regulations. He believes that the current system prevents South Korea from achieving a per capita income of 50,000 US dollars.

4. The Five Pillars of National Development and the Importance of Trust
   Huh Kyung-young outlines five stages of national development, each corresponding to a per capita income level:
   10,000 US dollars: Achieved through Manpower (맨파워), signifying diligence and hard work.
   20,000 US dollars: Driven by Technology (기술).
   30,000 US dollars: Attained through Etiquette (에티켓).
   40,000 US dollars: (Not explicitly detailed due to time constraints, but implied as a transitional stage).
   50,000 US dollars: Reached through Trust (신뢰).

He states that Japan has progressed through these stages, reaching the 50,000 US dollar level. South Korea, however, remains stuck at the technology stage. He warns that without a fundamental shift, South Korea risks becoming a “maid” or “driver” for other Asian nations, with its youth forced into menial labor abroad. He emphasizes that the Financial Real-Name System erodes trust, preventing the nation from advancing to the crucial stage of “Trust (신뢰)” necessary for higher economic prosperity. He believes his leadership is essential to prevent this decline and propel South Korea forward.

5. Korea as a Financial Mecca and a Nation of Angels
   Huh Kyung-young envisions the Korean Peninsula as a future Financial Mecca (금융 메카). He highlights Korea’s strategic geographical location, nestled between economic giants like China, Japan, and the United States, making it an ideal hub for global investment, similar to Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan. He also emphasizes the beauty of Korean women, suggesting that this natural allure, combined with a welcoming environment, would attract international attention and investment. He describes Korea as a “nation of angels (천사 소리),” a land of beautiful people in traditional attire, with black hair, dark eyes, and elegant clothing. He contrasts this angelic image with the current perception of Korea as a “hell in the East (동방의 지옥),” a result of internal strife and misguided policies. He asserts that for global investors to see Korea as a “pearl-like nation (진주 같은 나라),” the nation must shed its image of suspicion, which is perpetuated by systems like the Financial Real-Name System.

6. The Origin of Huh Kyung-young’s Pledges and Intellectual Property
   Huh Kyung-young addresses criticisms that his pledges are imitations of European policies. He asserts that his policies were publicly announced and patented in 1995, 15 years before similar ideas appeared in Europe. He holds copyrights and intellectual property registrations for his proposals, which he views as a safeguard against future disputes. He states that while he currently remains silent on the issue of intellectual property infringement, there will come a time for decisive action. He claims that over 90% of his pledges are unique and not found in European policies, refuting accusations of plagiarism. He maintains a benevolent stance towards his critics, viewing them as misguided rather than malicious, especially if they are women, whom he metaphorically refers to as “mothers.” He believes that true adversaries reside within oneself, not in others.

7. Organ Revolution and the Future of Bio-Ethics
   Huh Kyung-young introduces the “Organ Revolution (장기 혁명)” as his 27th pledge. He highlights the plight of tens of thousands of people in South Korea who wait years for organ transplants, often dying before a suitable organ becomes available. While wealthy individuals can seek transplants abroad, the majority are left without options. He proposes a system to save these lives, but notes that this idea has been met with skepticism and criticism from some panels, who question its ethical implications. He points out that current National Assembly members, citing bioethics, restrict organ procurement and DNA cloning, while other nations, particularly the United States, are actively developing these fields. He argues that South Korea’s restrictive policies force it to purchase advanced bio-technologies from abroad, hindering its own progress in critical future industries.

8. The Five Future Industries: Divine, Digital, Design, DNA, and Beyond
   Huh Kyung-young identifies five crucial future industries that South Korea must embrace to secure its future:
   Divine (디바인) Industry (영성 산업): This involves infusing everyday objects with “spirituality (영성)” or positive affirmations. He envisions phones that offer encouraging words when picked up, or homes that greet their owners with compliments. This concept aims to create products that uplift and empower individuals, fostering emotional well-being.
   Digital (디지털) Industry: He suggests a shift from analog to digital, emphasizing the need for innovation in this sector.
   Design (디자인) Industry: He foresees a revolution in product design, where items like mobile phones can change their appearance dynamically, adapting to seasons or personal preferences, much like a chameleon.
   DNA Industry: He advocates for active engagement in DNA research and development, including genetic mapping and biotechnology, which he believes are currently stifled by ethical concerns in South Korea.
   Fifth Industry (미래 산업): While not explicitly named, he implies a fifth critical area, stating that these four industries alone have the power to transform the world.

He criticizes South Korea’s current focus on only digital and design, neglecting the “Divine (디바인)” and “DNA” industries, which he believes are essential for true innovation and global leadership.

9. Earthquake Preparedness and the Need for Robust Manuals
   Huh Kyung-young addresses the issue of earthquake preparedness, particularly in light of recent seismic activity. He criticizes the government’s response, noting that the minister responsible for earthquake preparedness stated that a comprehensive manual for earthquakes “will never exist.” He finds this unacceptable, especially given that Seoul has experienced a magnitude 7 earthquake in the past, which could result in millions of casualties. He asserts that all earthquake manuals in South Korea must be designed to withstand a magnitude 7 earthquake. He condemns the current approach of developing manuals only after a disaster occurs and lives are lost. He advocates for proactive and robust preparedness, emphasizing the need for strong steel desks in every home, particularly in children’s rooms, as a safe haven during structural collapses. He believes that the government’s current stance reflects a lack of foresight and a dangerous complacency.

10. Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship Revolution
    Huh Kyung-young proposes a “Youth Employment Revolution (청년 고용 혁명)” to address the rising youth unemployment crisis. He envisions a system where young people entering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) receive a 1 million won coupon monthly. This coupon, unlike cash, can only be used for essential goods and food, stimulating consumption and revitalizing local markets. After five years of employment in an SME, individuals would be eligible for a 400 million won interest-free, collateral-free, and guarantee-free loan for startup capital. This initiative aims to incentivize employment in SMEs, foster entrepreneurship, and provide a clear path for young people to become business owners. He criticizes existing youth allowance programs that provide cash, arguing that coupons are more effective in boosting the economy. He believes this policy will empower young people, allowing them to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams and avoid the stigma of unemployment.

11. Military Reform: From Conscription to Volunteerism
    Huh Kyung-young advocates for a “Conscription Revolution (징병 혁명)” that transforms South Korea’s military service. He proposes that all men and women undergo one month of basic military training, after which they are immediately discharged. The remaining military personnel would be recruited through a Volunteer System (모병제), offering competitive salaries of around 2 million won per month. This shift would reduce the national defense budget by 10 trillion won and address youth unemployment by providing stable jobs. He criticizes the current conscription system, where soldiers receive meager wages while politicians earn substantial incomes. He emphasizes that specialized military equipment requires trained professionals, not conscripted individuals. He also highlights the historical negative connotations of “conscription (징병)” due to forced labor during the Japanese colonial era, advocating for a voluntary system that respects individual choice and provides fair compensation.

12. Land Reform and Agricultural Revitalization
    Huh Kyung-young proposes a “Land Revolution (농지 혁명)” to revitalize the agricultural sector and empower farmers. He argues that current regulations restrict urban dwellers from purchasing farmland, preventing elderly farmers from selling their land and moving to retirement homes. He advocates for the free sale and purchase of agricultural land, which he believes will increase the value of farmers’ assets by two to three times. This would allow urban residents to buy farmland, engage in weekend farming, and connect with rural communities, bringing vitality back to villages and ensuring that elderly farmers receive fair compensation for their land. He envisions a “New Village Movement (새마을 운동)” that transforms agriculture into a primary industry, fostering a symbiotic relationship between urban and rural areas.

13. Agricultural Innovation and Environmental Protection
    Huh Kyung-young emphasizes the need for an “Agricultural Innovation (농약 계획)” to ensure food safety and environmental sustainability. He proposes replacing chemical pesticides with microorganism-based pesticides (미생물 농약). This innovation would make South Korean agricultural products highly sought after globally, particularly by countries like Japan, and significantly reduce pesticide-related illnesses among the population. He also highlights the severe environmental damage caused by current agricultural practices, noting the presence of pesticides and detergents in major rivers like the Han River and the bleaching of the seabed in the East Sea due to pollution. He asserts that his administration would hold accountable those responsible for environmental degradation, including politicians and government officials, and implement policies to protect the nation’s natural resources.

14. Anti-Corruption Measures and the Abolition of Dual Punishment
    Huh Kyung-young proposes a “Bribery Revolution (뇌물 혁명)” to eradicate corruption. He advocates for the abolition of the Dual Punishment System (쌍벌죄), which currently punishes both the giver and receiver of a bribe. He argues that this system protects corrupt individuals by discouraging whistleblowers. Instead, he proposes that only the recipient of the bribe be punished. Furthermore, he suggests that if a bribe giver reports the act within 10 to 20 years, the reported bribe money should be returned to the whistleblower. This incentive would encourage individuals to report corruption, making it impossible for anyone to accept bribes. He criticizes the current system as a “fraudulent nation (사기꾼 나라)” where politicians, who are often the primary recipients of bribes, protect themselves through existing laws. He believes his policy would eliminate bribery, even preventing family members from accepting illicit funds due to the risk of exposure.

15. Bill Revolution and Protection for Small Businesses
    Huh Kyung-young introduces the “Bill Revolution (어음 혁명)” to protect small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from financial ruin. He proposes a system where companies must pay insurance premiums on their bills (어음). If a company defaults on a bill, the insurance company would immediately pay the holder, and then pursue legal action against the defaulting company. This would eliminate business failures caused by bill defaults, preventing the widespread suffering of families and individuals. He highlights the devastating impact of business failures on families, leading to divorce, poverty, and hardship for children. He notes that the bill system (어음) is unique to South Korea in Asia, with trillions of won in bills circulating annually. While abolishing bills entirely could destabilize the economy, his proposal aims to mitigate their risks, ensuring that no SME goes bankrupt due to unpaid bills.

16. Livelihood Revolution and Protection of Basic Assets
    Huh Kyung-young proposes a “Livelihood Revolution (생활 혁명)” to protect the basic assets and privacy of citizens. He advocates for a law that prohibits the forced execution of debts up to 100 million won, including household goods and rental deposits. This means that essential household items and security deposits for housing cannot be seized to cover debts. He criticizes the current system where legal enforcement can lead to the traumatic eviction of families, particularly children, from their homes. He argues that lenders should not extend credit with the expectation of seizing essential assets. While debts exceeding 100 million won can still be pursued, the protection of basic living necessities is paramount. He believes that such a policy, if implemented by his administration, would prevent families from being torn apart and ensure a minimum standard of living for all citizens.

According to the speaker, what is the primary reason for marital conflict between a husband and wife?

① Financial disagreements
② Lack of communication
③ Misunderstanding of hierarchy
④ External family interference

(③ Misunderstanding of hierarchy, The speaker asserts that marital disputes arise from a lack of understanding of the inherent hierarchy, where the wife is seen as the “mother” and the husband as the “son.” A common misconception is that equality is always the ideal in marriage, but the speaker argues against this in his specific philosophical framework.)

The speaker claims that the “3,000-person hit list” (살생부) is a book he is writing, targeting individuals who have caused significant harm to the nation. What specific group does he mention as being included in this list?
(Current National Assembly members, The speaker explicitly states that the 3,000-person hit list includes “current National Assembly members” (현역 국회의원 300명) and others who have caused immense suffering to the public. A common misconception might be that this list targets only criminals, but it specifically includes political figures.)

True or False: The speaker believes that money, when held stagnant, can become harmful, likening it to something that attracts “worms.”
(O, The speaker uses the analogy of money attracting “worms” (벌레) when it is hoarded or kept stagnant, emphasizing that money should circulate to be beneficial. A common misconception is that saving money is always good, but the speaker highlights the potential negative effects of non-circulating wealth.)

The speaker criticizes the current financial system in South Korea, specifically mentioning two “real-name” systems that he believes are detrimental to the economy. What are these two systems?
(Financial Real-Name System and Real Estate Real-Name System, The speaker explicitly blames the “금융 실명제” (Financial Real-Name System) and “부동산 실명제” (Real Estate Real-Name System) for hindering South Korea’s economic progress and preventing it from reaching higher income levels. A common misconception is that these systems promote transparency and are universally beneficial, but the speaker argues they stifle economic growth by driving capital away.)

The speaker proposes a “currency revolution” (화폐 혁명) that involves changing the design of banknotes. What is the primary purpose of this design change, according to him?
① To prevent counterfeiting
② To promote national pride
③ To bring hidden funds into circulation
④ To simplify international transactions

(③ To bring hidden funds into circulation, The speaker explains that changing the design of banknotes, including replacing images of deceased figures with his own, would force people to exchange old currency for new, thereby bringing “underground funds” (지하 자금) and undeclared assets into the open. A common misconception might be that this is purely for aesthetic or symbolic reasons, but the core purpose is economic transparency and redistribution.)

What is the speaker’s proposed solution for the issue of youth unemployment (청년 무직 사태)?
(The speaker proposes a “Youth Employment National Responsibility System” (청년 취업 국가 책임제) where the government guarantees employment for young people, providing a salary if they cannot find work. He also suggests giving 1 million won coupons to those working in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and 400 million won in interest-free, collateral-free, and guarantee-free startup funds after 5 years of SME employment. A common misconception is that this is just about creating jobs; it’s also about incentivizing SME work and fostering entrepreneurship.)

Intermediate
True or False: The speaker suggests that South Korea’s current economic development is stuck at the “technology” stage, while Japan has progressed further to “trust.”
(O, The speaker outlines a progression of economic development stages: Manpower (10,000 USD), Technology (20,000 USD), Etiquette (30,000 USD), and Trust (50,000 USD). He states that South Korea is currently stuck at the “technology” stage, while Japan has reached the “trust” stage. A common misconception might be that economic development is solely about GDP; the speaker emphasizes qualitative aspects like trust.)

The speaker introduces the concept of “12 Yeon-gi” (12 연기), a Buddhist concept of dependent origination. He uses the example of a person setting fire to a building after a breakup to illustrate the first few stages. Describe the first three stages of “12 Yeon-gi” as explained by the speaker in this context.
@@(The first three stages are:
Ignorance (무명): The person is “ignorant” (무식) about the consequences of their actions, driven by emotional distress from the breakup.
Action (행): This ignorance leads to “action” (행동), specifically setting the fire.
Consciousness (식): The action creates “consciousness” (식) or karmic imprints, meaning the person will face legal repercussions like trials and imprisonment.
A common misconception is that these stages are purely abstract; the speaker grounds them in a concrete, relatable scenario.)@@

The speaker proposes a “land revolution” (농지 혁명) to address issues in rural areas. What are two key changes he suggests regarding agricultural land ownership and transactions?
@@(The speaker proposes two key changes:
Free sale and purchase of agricultural land: He argues that city dwellers should be able to freely buy and sell agricultural land, which would increase the property value for farmers and allow elderly farmers to sell their land more easily.
Elimination of restrictions on who can own farmland: He criticizes current regulations that prevent non-farmers (like government officials or even the president) from owning farmland, advocating for a system where anyone can purchase it.
A common misconception is that protecting farmers means restricting land sales; the speaker argues that freeing up the market benefits farmers by increasing their asset value.)@@

What is the speaker’s vision for the future of South Korea’s economy, particularly regarding its geographical location and financial status?
(The speaker envisions South Korea transforming into a global “financial mecca” (금융 메카) by establishing the world’s number one bank in Saemangeum. He believes South Korea’s strategic location between major powers like China, Japan, and the US, combined with its beautiful people, makes it an ideal hub for global investment, provided it abolishes restrictive financial regulations like the real-name system. A common misconception is that a strong economy relies solely on domestic industry; the speaker emphasizes attracting international capital through a liberalized financial environment.)

The speaker criticizes the current approach to disaster preparedness, specifically mentioning the government’s stance on earthquake manuals. What is his main criticism, and what solution does he propose for earthquake safety in homes?
(The speaker criticizes the government’s stance that earthquake manuals “do not exist forever” and should only be created after a disaster occurs, which he finds absurd and irresponsible. He proposes that all earthquake manuals should be prepared to withstand a magnitude 7 earthquake. For home safety, he advises every household to have a “strong steel desk” (강력한 철제 책상) in bedrooms, as it can protect occupants even if the building collapses. A common misconception is that manuals are reactive; he argues for proactive, robust preparedness.)

Advanced
The speaker outlines five “future industries” (미래 사업) that he believes are crucial for the Korean people to lead. Name and briefly describe three of these industries.
@@(The speaker identifies five future industries:
Divine (영성 산업): Products that offer emotional support and positive affirmations, like a phone that praises you or a door that greets you warmly.
Digital (디지털 산업): Transitioning from analog to digital, though he implies current digital products lack “spirit.”
Design (디자인 산업): Revolutionary changes in product aesthetics and functionality, such as phones that change color like chameleons or alter their shape.
DNA (DNA 산업): Advancements in genetic technology, which he criticizes South Korea for currently blocking due to ethical concerns, while other countries are progressing.
A common misconception is that future industries are purely technological; the speaker emphasizes the integration of emotional and spiritual elements.)@@

The speaker proposes abolishing the “dual punishment system” (쌍벌죄) for bribery. Explain his reasoning for this change and how he believes it would effectively eradicate bribery.
(The speaker argues that the dual punishment system, which punishes both the briber and the bribed, actually protects corrupt politicians by discouraging whistleblowers. He proposes abolishing punishment for the briber, instead offering them a reward (the bribe money itself) if they report the recipient. This incentivizes reporting, making it risky for anyone to accept a bribe, as even family members might report them for the reward. He believes this would fundamentally eliminate bribery. A common misconception is that punishing both parties is the fairest approach; he argues it’s counterproductive to fighting corruption.)

The speaker discusses the “bill revolution” (어음 혁명), highlighting a unique aspect of the promissory note system in Korea compared to other countries. What is this unique aspect, and what is his proposed solution to the problems associated with it?
(The speaker states that the promissory note (어음) system, as it exists in Korea, is unique to Asia and has historical roots in the Joseon Dynasty, unlike most other countries that use checks or cash. He notes that this system leads to many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) going bankrupt when notes are dishonored. His proposed solution is to implement a “bill insurance system” (어음 보험 시스템) where companies must pay insurance premiums to issue notes. If a company defaults, the insurance company would pay the holder first, then pursue the defaulting company, thereby preventing widespread bankruptcies and protecting businesses. A common misconception is that promissory notes are a universal financial tool; he points out their specific cultural and historical context in Korea.)

The speaker proposes a “living revolution” (생활 혁명) that includes specific protections for citizens against debt collection. What are two key protections he suggests, and what is his rationale behind them?
@@(The speaker proposes two key protections:
Prohibition of forced execution on household goods and up to 100 million won in housing deposits: This means essential household items and rental deposits up to a certain amount cannot be seized by creditors.
Prohibition of entry into residential premises for debt collection: Debt collectors would be barred from entering homes, especially those with children, to prevent psychological trauma.
His rationale is to protect families, particularly children, from the devastating impact of debt collection, arguing that current laws cause immense suffering and family disintegration. He believes creditors should not lend money with the expectation of seizing essential assets. A common misconception is that creditors have unlimited rights; he advocates for balancing these rights with humanitarian concerns.)@@

혁명공약(革命公約)-(혁(革)-revolution, 명(命)-order, 공(公)-public, 약(約)-promise)

Revolutionary pledges or promises

살생부(殺生簿)-(살(殺)-kill, 생(生)-life, 부(簿)-register)
A list of people to be eliminated or punished

금융(金融)-(금(金)-gold, 융(融)-melt)
Finance

화제(火災)-(화(火)-fire, 재(災)-disaster)
Fire incident

절교(絕交)-(절(絕)-sever, 교(交)-relationship)
Breaking off a relationship

사형(死刑)-(사(死)-death, 형(刑)-punishment)
Death penalty

인형(人刑)-(인(人)-human, 형(刑)-punishment)
Human punishment

천벌(天罰)-(천(天)-heaven, 벌(罰)-punishment)
Divine punishment

방정식(方程式)-(방(方)-square, 정(程)-degree, 식(式)-formula)
Equation

서열(序列)-(서(序)-order, 열(列)-rank)
Hierarchy

철학(哲學)-(철(哲)-wise, 학(學)-study)
Philosophy

사상(思想)-(사(思)-thought, 상(想)-idea)
Ideology

유기(儒記)-(유(儒)-Confucian, 기(記)-record)
Confucian records or teachings

평등(平等)-(평(平)-equal, 등(等)-equal)
Equality

양로원(養老院)-(양(養)-nurture, 로(老)-elderly, 원(院)-institution)
Nursing home

경쟁(競爭)-(경(競)-compete, 쟁(爭)-contend)
Competition

관절(關節)-(관(關)-joint, 절(節)-joint)
Joint (body part)

업장(業障)-(업(業)-karma, 장(障)-obstacle)
Karmic hindrance

명색(名色)-(명(名)-name, 색(色)-form)
Name and form (Buddhist concept)

육체(肉體)-(육(肉)-flesh, 체(體)-body)
Physical body

정신(精神)-(정(精)-spirit, 신(神)-mind)
Mind or spirit

소아마비(小兒痲痺)-(소(小)-small, 아(兒)-child, 마(痲)-numbness, 비(痺)-paralysis)
Polio

번뇌(煩惱)-(번(煩)-trouble, 뇌(惱)-worry)
Affliction, worldly desires

무명(無明)-(무(無)-without, 명(明)-light)
Ignorance (Buddhist concept)

노사(老死)-(노(老)-old, 사(死)-death)
Old age and death (Buddhist concept)

영생(永生)-(영(永)-eternal, 생(生)-life)
Eternal life

업장(業障)-(업(業)-karma, 장(障)-obstacle)
Karmic hindrance

정치인(政治人)-(정(政)-govern, 치(治)-rule, 인(人)-person)
Politician

국회의원(國會議員)-(국(國)-nation, 회(會)-assembly, 의(議)-deliberate, 원(員)-member)
Member of National Assembly

장관(長官)-(장(長)-chief, 관(官)-official)
Minister (government official)

직무정지(職務停止)-(직(職)-duty, 무(務)-task, 정(停)-stop, 지(止)-stop)
Suspension from duty

서민(庶民)-(서(庶)-common, 민(民)-people)
Common people

자존심(自尊心)-(자(自)-self, 존(尊)-respect, 심(心)-heart)
Self-esteem

모독(冒瀆)-(모(冒)-offend, 독(瀆)-defile)
Blasphemy, insult

보혜사(保惠師)-(보(保)-protect, 혜(惠)-grace, 사(師)-teacher)
Comforter, advocate (Christian concept)

살생부(殺生簿)-(살(殺)-kill, 생(生)-life, 부(簿)-register)
A list of people to be eliminated or punished

본론(本論)-(본(本)-main, 론(論)-argument)
Main discourse

금융혁명(金融革命)-(금(金)-gold, 융(融)-melt, 혁(革)-revolution, 명(命)-order)
Financial revolution

벌레(蟲)-(충(蟲)-insect)
Insect, bug

독(毒)-(독(毒)-poison)
Poison

망상(妄想)-(망(妄)-delusion, 상(想)-thought)
Delusion

순환(循環)-(순(循)-circulate, 환(環)-ring)
Circulation

주식회사(株式會社)-(주(株)-stock, 식(式)-form, 회(會)-assembly, 사(社)-company)
Stock company

중소기업(中小企業)-(중(中)-middle, 소(小)-small, 기(企)-plan, 업(業)-business)
Small and medium-sized enterprise

금융실명제(金融實名制)-(금(金)-gold, 융(融)-melt, 실(實)-real, 명(名)-name, 제(制)-system)
Financial real-name system

부동산(不動産)-(부(不)-not, 동(動)-move, 산(産)-property)
Real estate

개발도상국(開發途上國)-(개(開)-open, 발(發)-develop, 도(途)-road, 상(上)-up, 국(國)-country)
Developing country

지하(地下)-(지(地)-ground, 하(下)-under)
Underground

메카(메카)-(메카-Mecca)
Mecca (figuratively, a central hub)

부정부패(不正腐敗)-(부(不)-not, 정(正)-right, 부(腐)-rot, 패(敗)-decay)
Corruption

기술(技術)-(기(技)-skill, 술(術)-art)
Technology

에티켓(에티켓)-(에티켓-etiquette)
Etiquette

신뢰(信賴)-(신(信)-trust, 뢰(賴)-rely)
Trust

한반도(韓半島)-(한(韓)-Korea, 반(半)-half, 도(島)-island)
Korean Peninsula

강대국(强大國)-(강(強)-strong, 대(大)-big, 국(國)-country)
Great power

천사(天使)-(천(天)-heaven, 사(使)-messenger)
Angel

지옥(地獄)-(지(地)-earth, 옥(獄)-prison)
Hell

저작권(著作權)-(저(著)-write, 작(作)-create, 권(權)-right)
Copyright

도용(盜用)-(도(盜)-steal, 용(用)-use)
Misappropriation

장기(臟器)-(장(臟)-organ, 기(器)-vessel)
Organ (body part)

생명윤리(生命倫理)-(생(生)-life, 명(命)-order, 윤(倫)-ethics, 리(理)-reason)
Bioethics

복제(複製)-(복(複)-duplicate, 제(製)-make)
Cloning

유전자(遺傳子)-(유(遺)-inherit, 전(傳)-transmit, 자(子)-seed)
Gene

영성(靈性)-(영(靈)-spirit, 성(性)-nature)
Spirituality

산업(産業)-(산(産)-produce, 업(業)-business)
Industry

디지털(디지털)-(디지털-digital)
Digital

디자인(디자인)-(디자인-design)
Design

카멜레온(카멜레온)-(카멜레온-chameleon)
Chameleon

지진(地震)-(지(地)-earth, 진(震)-shake)
Earthquake

매뉴얼(매뉴얼)-(매뉴얼-manual)
Manual

대책(對策)-(대(對)-counter, 책(策)-plan)
Countermeasure

복원(復元)-(복(復)-restore, 원(元)-original)
Restoration

철제(鐵製)-(철(鐵)-iron, 제(製)-made)
Iron-made

고위층(高位層)-(고(高)-high, 위(位)-position, 층(層)-layer)
High-ranking officials

기업(企業)-(기(企)-plan, 업(業)-business)
Enterprise

청년(青年)-(청(青)-youth, 년(年)-year)
Youth

무직(無職)-(무(無)-without, 직(職)-job)
Unemployed

쿠폰(쿠폰)-(쿠폰-coupon)
Coupon

소비(消費)-(소(消)-consume, 비(費)-spend)
Consumption

시장경제(市場經濟)-(시(市)-market, 장(場)-place, 경(經)-manage, 제(濟)-economy)
Market economy

창업(創業)-(창(創)-create, 업(業)-business)
Startup

무담보(無擔保)-(무(無)-without, 담(擔)-bear, 보(保)-guarantee)
Unsecured

무보증(無保證)-(무(無)-without, 보(保)-guarantee, 증(證)-proof)
Unguaranteed

무이자(無利子)-(무(無)-without, 이(利)-interest, 자(子)-child)
Interest-free

실업(失業)-(실(失)-lose, 업(業)-job)
Unemployment

국가책임제(國家責任制)-(국(國)-nation, 가(家)-family, 책(責)-responsibility, 임(任)-duty, 제(制)-system)
National responsibility system

유엔본부(UN本部)-(본(本)-main, 부(部)-department)
UN Headquarters

판문점(板門店)-(판(板)-board, 문(門)-gate, 점(店)-shop)
Panmunjom

핵무기(核武器)-(핵(核)-nuclear, 무(武)-military, 기(器)-weapon)
Nuclear weapon

화폐(貨幣)-(화(貨)-goods, 폐(幣)-money)
Currency

행운(幸運)-(행(幸)-luck, 운(運)-fortune)
Good luck

축원(祝願)-(축(祝)-bless, 원(願)-wish)
Blessing

지하(地下)-(지(地)-ground, 하(下)-under)
Underground

비자금(祕資金)-(비(祕)-secret, 자(資)-capital, 금(金)-money)
Slush fund

국민배당금(國民配當金)-(국(國)-nation, 민(民)-people, 배(配)-distribute, 당(當)-appropriate, 금(金)-money)
National dividend

지하혁명(地下革命)-(지(地)-ground, 하(下)-under, 혁(革)-revolution, 명(命)-order)
Underground revolution

지역감정(地域感情)-(지(地)-area, 역(域)-region, 감(感)-feeling, 정(情)-emotion)
Regional animosity

징병(徵兵)-(징(徵)-conscript, 병(兵)-soldier)
Conscription

군사교육(軍事敎育)-(군(軍)-military, 사(事)-affair, 교(教)-teach, 육(育)-nurture)
Military training

제대(除隊)-(제(除)-remove, 대(隊)-unit)
Discharge from military

국방예산(國防豫算)-(국(國)-nation, 방(防)-defense, 예(豫)-prepare, 산(算)-calculate)
Defense budget

하사관(下士官)-(하(下)-lower, 사(士)-officer, 관(官)-official)
Non-commissioned officer

장교(將校)-(장(將)-general, 교(校)-school)
Officer

모병(募兵)-(모(募)-recruit, 병(兵)-soldier)
Recruitment (military)

농지(農地)-(농(農)-agriculture, 지(地)-land)
Farmland

농림부(農林部)-(농(農)-agriculture, 림(林)-forest, 부(部)-ministry)
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry

양로원(養老院)-(양(養)-nurture, 로(老)-elderly, 원(院)-institution)
Nursing home

재산(財産)-(재(財)-wealth, 산(産)-property)
Property

소작(小作)-(소(小)-small, 작(作)-cultivate)
Tenancy farming

새마을운동(새마을運動)-(운(運)-move, 동(動)-movement)
Saemaul Undong (New Community Movement)

농약(農藥)-(농(農)-agriculture, 약(藥)-medicine)
Pesticide

미생물(微生物)-(미(微)-micro, 생(生)-life, 물(物)-thing)
Microorganism

수출(輸出)-(수(輸)-transport, 출(出)-out)
Export

농산물(農産物)-(농(農)-agriculture, 산(産)-produce, 물(物)-thing)
Agricultural products

하이타이(하이타이)-(하이타이-high-tide)
Detergent (brand name, used generically)

폭행(暴行)-(폭(暴)-violent, 행(行)-act)
Assault

뇌물(賂物)-(뇌(賂)-bribe, 물(物)-thing)
Bribe

쌍벌죄(雙罰罪)-(쌍(雙)-double, 벌(罰)-punishment, 죄(罪)-crime)
Dual punishment (for both giver and receiver of bribe)

부정부패(不正腐敗)-(부(不)-not, 정(正)-right, 부(腐)-rot, 패(敗)-decay)
Corruption

공화국(共和國)-(공(共)-common, 화(和)-harmony, 국(國)-country)
Republic

부자지간(父子之間)-(부(父)-father, 자(子)-son, 지(之)-of, 간(間)-relation)
Father-son relationship

어음(어음)-(어음-bill)
Promissory note

보험료(保險料)-(보(保)-protect, 험(險)-risk, 료(料)-fee)
Insurance premium

부도(不渡)-(부(不)-not, 도(渡)-cross)
Bankruptcy

성폭행(性暴行)-(성(性)-sex, 폭(暴)-violent, 행(行)-act)
Sexual assault

파란만장(波瀾萬丈)-(파(波)-wave, 瀾(瀾)-billow, 만(萬)-ten thousand, 장(丈)-measure)
Full of ups and downs

이혼(離婚)-(이(離)-separate, 혼(婚)-marriage)
Divorce

현금(現金)-(현(現)-current, 금(金)-money)
Cash

수표(手票)-(수(手)-hand, 표(票)-ticket)
Check

생활혁명(生活革命)-(생(生)-life, 활(活)-active, 혁(革)-revolution, 명(命)-order)
Life revolution

가사도구(家事道具)-(가(家)-house, 사(事)-affair, 도(道)-tool, 구(具)-implement)
Household items

압류(押留)-(압(押)-seize, 류(留)-detain)
Seizure, attachment

보증금(保證金)-(보(保)-guarantee, 증(證)-proof, 금(金)-money)
Deposit

강제집행(强制執行)-(강(強)-force, 제(制)-control, 집(執)-execute, 행(行)-action)
Compulsory execution

경매(競賣)-(경(競)-compete, 매(賣)-sell)
Auction

주거지(住居地)-(주(住)-reside, 거(居)-live, 지(地)-place)
Residence

Huh Kyung Young’s lecture on his 33 revolutionary pledges and the “Kill List of 3,000” delves into a wide array of societal issues, offering unique perspectives and radical solutions. He begins by emphasizing the importance of his 33 pledges, which have garnered media attention, and introduces the concept of a “Kill List of 3,000” individuals, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members, who will face severe measures once he becomes president. This is not about physical harm, but rather a more profound form of accountability for the immense suffering these individuals have caused the nation .

He then transitions to his 14th pledge, the Financial Revolution, illustrating its necessity with a tragic anecdote of an arson in a studio apartment. He explains that money, symbolized by the Chinese character for “insect” (蟲), can become toxic if hoarded, leading to sleepless nights and mental anguish. Money must circulate to remain beneficial, flowing into investments in companies and small businesses. He criticizes Korea’s Financial Real-Name System and Real Estate Real-Name System, asserting they are detrimental to the economy, unlike Japan and Switzerland, which thrive without such systems by attracting global capital seeking anonymity . He envisions creating the world’s premier financial hub in Saemangeum, necessitating the abolition of 12 financial regulations, including the real-name system, to attract global funds . He also outlines five stages of national development: manpower, technology, etiquette, and trust, with Korea currently stuck at the technology stage, far behind Japan .

Huh Kyung Young then introduces the concept of Korea as a “land of angels,” a beautiful nation that should not be plagued by internal strife or distrust. He highlights that his pledges, including those related to the Financial Revolution, were patented and copyrighted in 1995, predating similar policies in Europe by 15 years, refuting claims of imitation . He also touches upon the Organ Revolution (27th pledge), aiming to save tens of thousands of people awaiting organ transplants, a policy he believes is currently hindered by existing laws and ethical debates .

He outlines five future-oriented industries crucial for Korea’s advancement:
Divine Industry (영성 산업): Products that offer emotional support and positive affirmations, like a phone that says “I love you” or a door that greets you with “Welcome home, you worked hard today.” This industry focuses on infusing spirituality and positive energy into everyday objects .
Digital Industry: A shift from analog to digital, though he notes current digital products lack the “spiritual” element .
Design Revolution: A complete overhaul of product design, moving beyond current monotonous aesthetics to dynamic, chameleon-like designs that change with seasons or mood, like a phone that changes color .
DNA Industry: Emphasizing the need for Korea to actively engage in DNA research and development, which is currently restricted by ethical concerns, while other countries are advancing .
The fifth industry is not explicitly named but implied to be equally transformative .

He criticizes the government’s lack of preparedness for natural disasters, specifically earthquakes, highlighting the absence of a comprehensive manual for a magnitude 7 earthquake in Seoul, which could result in millions of casualties . He suggests practical solutions like mandatory steel desks in every home to protect against collapsing structures .

The Enterprise Revolution (15th pledge) addresses youth unemployment by offering 1 million won coupons (usable only for essential goods, boosting consumption) to those entering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). After five years of service in an SME, individuals receive 400 million won in unsecured, interest-free, and collateral-free startup capital, encouraging entrepreneurship and reducing the preference for large corporations .

The UN Headquarters Relocation (16th pledge) to Panmunjom is proposed as a strategic move to prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons and to ensure the stability of the Korean Peninsula, preventing its division by global powers .

The Currency Revolution (17th pledge) involves redesigning all banknotes with Huh Kyung Young’s image, believing it will bring good fortune and prosperity. More importantly, this reform aims to unearth hidden underground funds, as old currency would become obsolete. These recovered funds would then be distributed to citizens as National Dividend Payments .

The Administrative District Revolution (18th pledge) proposes reorganizing Korea into four provinces (Jeon-Gyeong-do, Chung-Gang-do, Seoul, and Jeju-do) to eliminate regionalism. Incheon Airport would be renamed Seoul International Airport, becoming a global hub .

The Conscription Revolution (19th pledge) suggests a shift from mandatory conscription to a volunteer-based military system. All men and women would undergo one month of basic military training, after which a professional, well-paid volunteer force would be maintained, saving 10 trillion won in defense budget and solving youth unemployment .

The Farmland Revolution (20th pledge) advocates for liberalizing farmland ownership, allowing urban dwellers to purchase land. This would increase the value of agricultural land, provide income for farmers, and encourage urban-rural interaction, revitalizing rural areas . He also proposes a Pesticide Revolution, replacing chemical pesticides with microorganisms to produce organic, high-quality agricultural products that would be sought after globally .

The Bribery Revolution (21st pledge) aims to eradicate corruption by abolishing the “dual punishment” system, where both the briber and the bribed are punished. Instead, only the recipient of the bribe would be punished, and the briber would receive the bribe money back if they report it within 10-20 years. This incentivizes reporting and makes receiving bribes too risky .

The Promissory Note Revolution (22nd pledge) seeks to protect small and medium-sized enterprises from bankruptcy due to unpaid promissory notes. He suggests a system where insurance companies would cover the notes if a company defaults, preventing widespread business failures and protecting families .

The Livelihood Revolution (24th pledge) protects citizens’ basic living standards by prohibiting the forced execution of household goods and up to 100 million won in rental deposits. This prevents families from being torn apart due to debt, ensuring a minimum level of security .

Huh Kyung Young concludes by performing a healing session, demonstrating his ability to strengthen individuals’ bodies and cure ailments by invoking his name, emphasizing the spiritual transformation he brings .

Core Message Summary: Huh Kyung Young’s vision for Korea is a radical transformation across all sectors, driven by innovative policies like the National Dividend, a shift to a volunteer military, and a complete overhaul of financial and agricultural systems. His philosophy blends practical solutions with spiritual insights, aiming to create a prosperous, harmonious, and globally influential nation by challenging conventional political and economic paradigms.

The 33 Revolutionary Pledges of Huh kyung young and the Purge List of 3,000

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Revolutionary Pledges
Huh kyung young presented 33 revolutionary pledges. These pledges were broadcast for approximately 55 minutes on Channel A and for 6 minutes on TV Chosun. These broadcasts covered the pledges in detail.

Chapter 2: The Purge List of 3,000
Huh kyung young is currently writing a book titled “The Purge List of 3,000.” This list targets 3,000 individuals, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members, who will face severe measures after Huh kyung young assumes the presidency. These measures are intended to restore national discipline. The actions taken will be more formidable than mere physical harm. These individuals are held responsible for causing immense suffering to the populace. The public desires accountability for their actions.

Chapter 3: The 14th Pledge: Financial Revolution
The 14th pledge concerns a financial revolution.

The Nature of Money and Financial Systems
Money, when hoarded, attracts “worms,” symbolizing its potential to become toxic. Those who accumulate vast wealth often experience sleepless nights, plagued by anxieties. This is why the character for “money” (財) in Chinese includes the radical for “insect” (蟲). Money must circulate to remain beneficial. When invested in companies or small businesses, it fosters growth and remains healthy. However, if money is hoarded or left stagnant, it decays and loses value.

Critique of the Real-Name Financial System
The real-name financial system and the real-name real estate system are detrimental to the nation’s economy. Japan, a major global economy, does not implement a real-name financial system. If Japan were to adopt such a system, its economy would collapse as capital would flee the country. Developed nations often avoid real-name financial systems to attract capital, particularly from developing countries seeking discreet banking. The real-name financial system in South Korea deters foreign investment. Money, like insects, thrives in obscurity.

Huh kyung young plans to establish the world’s leading financial hub in Saemangeum. This requires abolishing 12 financial laws, including the real-name financial system, which complicates financial transactions and hinders economic growth. The real-name system allows for easy tracking of personal wealth, which is problematic. This system has stifled South Korea’s economic potential, preventing it from reaching a $50,000 per capita income.

Stages of Economic Development
Economic development progresses through several stages:
$10,000 per capita: Achieved through manpower (diligence).
$20,000 per capita: Achieved through technology.
$30,000 per capita: Achieved through etiquette.
$40,000 per capita: (Not specified due to time constraints)
$50,000 per capita: Achieved through trust.

Japan has reached the $50,000 per capita stage, demonstrating manpower, technology, etiquette, and trust. South Korea remains at the technology stage. Following Japan’s path would take 50 to 100 years. Huh kyung young’s mission is to prevent South Korea from becoming an “Asian maid” or “Asian driver” for other nations. The real-name financial system undermines trust, hindering this progress.

South Korea as a Financial Mecca
South Korea is ideally positioned to become a global financial hub. Its geographical location, surrounded by economic powerhouses like China, Japan, and the United States, makes it attractive for investment. It is comparable to Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and Australia in terms of investment potential. Furthermore, South Korea is home to many beautiful women, which also attracts global attention. However, if the nation’s people are perceived as “gangsters,” this potential is lost.

The Importance of Trust in Investment
Foreign investors view a nation with a real-name financial system as suspicious. Such a system implies a lack of trust, deterring investment.

Chapter 4: The 12 Links of Dependent Origination and Human Actions
The concept of the 12 Links of Dependent Origination (십이연기) explains the chain of cause and effect in human existence.

Ignorance (무명): The root cause, representing a lack of understanding.
Volitional Formations (행): Actions driven by ignorance. For example, a person driven by anger might set fire to a building.
Consciousness (식): The mental imprints or “karma” resulting from actions. This includes the awareness of impending legal consequences.
Name-and-Form (명색): The development of mental and physical faculties. This refers to the combination of mind (명) and body (색).
Six Sense Bases (육체): The six senses (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, mind) and their objects (form, sound, smell, taste, touch, mental objects). These can become corrupted by negative actions.
Contact (촉): The interaction between the senses and their objects.
Feeling (수): The sensations arising from contact, such as pleasure or pain.
Craving (애): The desire for pleasant feelings and aversion to unpleasant ones.
Clinging (취): Attachment to cravings, leading to greed.
Becoming (유): The process of existence driven by clinging.
Birth (생): Rebirth into a new existence.
Old Age and Death (노사): The inevitable end of life, leading back to ignorance.

This cycle demonstrates how ignorance ultimately leads to suffering and death.

Chapter 5: The Role of Huh kyung young as a “Doorbell Ringer”
Huh kyung young likens himself to a “doorbell ringer” (초인종 누르는 사람), similar to An Chi-beom, who saved people from a fire by ringing doorbells. Huh kyung young’s role is to awaken the 7 billion people of the world. Those who do not heed his call will face destruction.

Current politicians, represented by 300 National Assembly members, are likened to those who set fire to the homes of 50 million citizens. They engage in petty power struggles and ignore the real problems of the people, causing immense suffering. Huh kyung young’s mission is to rectify this political dysfunction.

Chapter 6: Warnings Against Misrepresenting Huh kyung young’s Pledges
Huh kyung young’s pledges were announced 15 years before similar policies appeared in Europe, specifically in 1995. He holds patents and copyrights for his policies. Any claims that his pledges are imitations of European policies are false. Over 90% of his pledges are unique and not found in Europe.

Misrepresenting Huh kyung young or his policies carries severe consequences. Those who mock or insult him, especially those unaware of his true nature, will be included in the “Purge List of 3,000.” The details of these measures will be revealed after he becomes president, but the book will be published beforehand.

Chapter 7: The 27th Pledge: Organ Revolution
The 27th pledge addresses the organ revolution. Many people in South Korea wait years for organ transplants, often dying before a suitable organ becomes available. While wealthy individuals can seek transplants abroad, most cannot. Huh kyung young’s plan is to save these individuals.

However, some critics have questioned his approach, citing ethical concerns and existing laws that restrict organ procurement and genetic cloning. These restrictions have led to South Korea falling behind in critical future industries.

Chapter 8: Five Future Industries for the Korean People
Huh kyung young identifies five key future industries that the Korean people must embrace to secure their future:

Divine Industry (영성 산업): This involves infusing spirituality and positive energy into everyday products.
Concept: Products should offer emotional support and positive affirmations.
Examples:
A smartphone that says “I love you” or “Cheer up” when touched.
A smartphone that compliments the user’s appearance or mood based on their body temperature.
A home that greets the owner with “Welcome home, you worked hard today” upon entry, potentially using the voice of a loved one.
Current State: Existing products, like Samsung’s smartphones, are considered “dead products” because they lack this spiritual dimension.
Impact: Such products would foster joy, emotional well-being, and family harmony.

Digital Industry (디지털 산업): The transition from analog to digital.

Design Revolution (디자인 혁명): A complete transformation of product design.
Concept: Products should have dynamic and customizable designs.
Examples:
Smartphones that can change their shape, resembling a leaf, or allowing users to frequently alter their design.
Smartphones that change color according to the season (e.g., pink in winter, ocean blue in summer).
Current State: Current smartphone designs are uniform and static.

DNA Industry (DNA 산업): Advancements in genetic technology.
Concept: South Korea must actively engage in DNA research and development, which other countries are already pursuing.
Current State: South Korea is hindered by ethical and bioethical regulations, preventing it from leading in this crucial field.

(Unspecified Fifth Industry): The fifth industry is not explicitly named in this lecture.

These four industries (Divine, Digital, Design, DNA) are crucial for shaping the future. South Korea’s current focus on only digital and design, while neglecting divine and DNA industries, limits its potential.

Chapter 9: The 16th Pledge: UN Headquarters in Panmunjom
The 16th pledge proposes relocating the UN Headquarters to Panmunjom. This initiative is based on Huh kyung young’s foresight, as he anticipated North Korea’s nuclear ambitions 25 years prior. Placing the UN Headquarters in Panmunjom would prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons or initiating conflict, as it would risk global condemnation and retaliation from the 500 UN-affiliated organizations present in the region. This move would also safeguard the Korean Peninsula from the geopolitical interests of China, the United States, and Russia.

Chapter 10: The 17th Pledge: Currency Revolution
The 17th pledge involves a currency revolution.

Redesigning Currency
All currency designs will be replaced with Huh kyung young’s image. This change is intended to bring good fortune and prosperity to those who possess the money. The practice of featuring deceased historical figures on currency is questioned. Instead, the currency should feature a living person who can bring health and success.

Addressing Underground Funds
This currency revolution is a currency redesign, not a revaluation. The value of the currency remains unchanged. However, the redesign will force all hidden underground funds, including old 50,000 won bills, 100,000 won bills, 1 million won bills, 100 million won bills, 100 billion won bills, and bearer bonds, to surface. Any old currency not exchanged will become worthless. Funds whose origins cannot be explained will be confiscated and distributed as national dividends (국민 배당금) to the public. This measure will swiftly resolve the issue of illicit funds and ensure that all citizens receive a share.

Chapter 11: The 18th Pledge: Administrative District Revolution
The 18th pledge concerns an administrative district revolution.

Reorganizing Provinces
The current provincial divisions will be reorganized to eliminate regionalism.
Jeollanam-do and Gyeongsangnam-do will merge into Jeongyeong-do.
Chungcheongnam-do and Gangwon-do will merge into Chunggang-do.
Gyeonggi-do will become Seoul, with Incheon becoming Incheon-bu.
Gimpo International Airport will be renamed Seoul International Airport, becoming a world-class hub.
Jeju-do will remain a separate province.

This reorganization will result in four major provinces, fostering national unity by dissolving traditional regional boundaries.

Chapter 12: The 19th Pledge: Conscription Revolution
The 19th pledge involves a conscription revolution.

Universal Military Training and Volunteer System
All men and women will undergo one month of military training, after which they will be discharged. This training will prepare them for potential reserve duty. Beyond this, military personnel will be recruited through a volunteer system (모병제).

Benefits of the Volunteer System
This system will:
Save 10 trillion won in defense budget.
Address youth unemployment by offering competitive salaries (around 2 million won) to volunteer soldiers.
Ensure that specialized military equipment is operated by trained professionals (non-commissioned officers and officers).
Prevent the forced conscription reminiscent of historical injustices.
Eliminate the disparity where politicians earn high salaries while their children serve for meager pay.

Chapter 13: The 20th Pledge: Farmland Revolution
The 20th pledge concerns a farmland revolution.

Liberalizing Farmland Ownership
Farmland ownership will be liberalized, allowing urban residents to freely purchase agricultural land. Currently, elderly farmers struggle to sell their land to fund their retirement. This policy will:
Increase the asset value of farmland by two to three times.
Allow urban dwellers to purchase farmland, potentially engaging in weekend farming.
Foster interaction between urban and rural communities, bringing vitality to rural areas and improving the social standing of the elderly.

Agricultural Innovation and Environmental Protection
The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs will focus on agricultural innovation. This includes:
Developing microbial pesticides to replace chemical ones, making South Korean agricultural products highly sought after globally.
Eliminating pesticide factories, which will lead to the use of eco-friendly alternatives in golf courses and other areas.
Reducing pesticide-related illnesses among the population by half.
Addressing water pollution caused by pesticides and detergents, which are harming marine ecosystems.

Chapter 14: The 21st Pledge: Bribery Revolution
The 21st pledge involves a bribery revolution.

Abolition of Dual Punishment for Bribery
The current system of dual punishment (쌍벌죄), which punishes both the giver and receiver of a bribe, will be abolished. Instead, only the recipient of the bribe will be punished. The person who offers the bribe will be incentivized to report it. If a bribe is reported within 10 to 20 years, the reported amount will be returned to the whistleblower. This system will eliminate bribery by making it impossible for anyone to accept bribes without fear of being reported, even by family members.

Eradicating Bribery
This policy will fundamentally eradicate bribery in South Korea. The current dual punishment system protects both parties, allowing bribery to persist. Under Huh kyung young’s presidency, South Korea will no longer be a “bribery republic.” Even close family members will be unable to accept bribes due to the risk of being reported.

Chapter 15: The 23rd Pledge: Promissory Note Revolution
The 23rd pledge concerns a promissory note revolution.

Protecting Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
The system of promissory notes (어음) will be reformed. To issue a promissory note, one must pay an insurance premium. If a company defaults on a note, the insurance company will pay first, and legal proceedings will follow. This will prevent SMEs from collapsing due to promissory note defaults.

Impact on Families
The failure of a business due to promissory note defaults often leads to severe hardship for families, including children having to drop out of school, sexual harassment in the workplace, and family disintegration. The promissory note revolution aims to protect these families and prevent such tragedies.

Uniqueness of South Korea’s Promissory Note System
The promissory note system, as it exists in South Korea, is unique in Asia and the world, with its origins tracing back to the Joseon Dynasty. While other countries use checks or other forms of payment, South Korea’s promissory note system involves trillions of won annually. Abolishing it abruptly would destabilize the economy, hence the need for reform rather than outright elimination.

Chapter 16: The 24th Pledge: Livelihood Revolution
The 24th pledge concerns a livelihood revolution.

Protecting Basic Livelihoods
This pledge aims to protect the basic livelihoods of citizens.
Forced execution prohibition: Household goods and security deposits (jeonse and monthly rent) up to 100 million won will be exempt from forced execution.
Privacy protection: Government and judicial agencies will be prohibited from infringing on citizens’ privacy.
Prohibition of residential entry: Entry into residences for debt collection will be prohibited.

Impact on Families
This policy prevents the traumatic experience of families, especially children, witnessing their homes being seized and their belongings auctioned off due to debt. It ensures that families are not torn apart by financial hardship.

Debt Collection Reforms
Lenders will no longer be able to seize security deposits. While debts exceeding 100 million won can still be pursued, household goods up to 100 million won will be protected. This ensures a clear and fair system for debt collection.

Chapter 17: The 15th Pledge: Enterprise Revolution
The 15th pledge concerns an enterprise revolution.

Addressing Youth Unemployment
This pledge addresses the impending youth unemployment crisis.

Incentives for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
Coupons for SME employees: Individuals working in SMEs will receive 1 million won in coupons. These coupons can only be used for essential goods like food, stimulating consumption and revitalizing the market. This differs from cash payments, which can be saved and do not immediately boost the economy.
Critique of cash allowances: Providing cash allowances, as some local governments do, is deemed ineffective because the money may not be spent, failing to stimulate the economy.

Entrepreneurship Support
Startup funds for long-term SME employees: Individuals who work in SMEs for five years will receive 400 million won in unsecured, unguaranteed, and interest-free startup funds. This encourages young people to gain experience in SMEs before starting their own businesses.
Shifting career perceptions: This policy aims to change the perception that working in an SME is a sign of failure. Instead, it will be seen as a strategic path to entrepreneurship, allowing young people to acquire skills and capital to become business owners. This will also alleviate pressure on men in marriage, as their career choices will be understood as a path to future success.

National Responsibility for Youth Employment
The government will take full responsibility for youth employment. If young people cannot find jobs, the government will provide them with a salary.

Chapter 18: Earthquake Preparedness
South Korea, despite being on the edge of an earthquake zone, is vulnerable to seismic activity. A magnitude 7 earthquake in Seoul could result in 10 million casualties.

Flawed Disaster Manuals
The current government’s approach to disaster preparedness is flawed. A minister stated that there is no permanent earthquake manual and that manuals should be created after an earthquake occurs. This implies that lives must be lost before a plan is developed.

Huh kyung young’s Solution
Huh kyung young advocates for a robust manual designed for a magnitude 7 earthquake. He also recommends that every home, especially children’s rooms, be equipped with strong steel desks. In the event of a building collapse, these desks can provide a safe haven, protecting individuals from falling debris. This proactive approach is essential for saving lives.

Chapter 19: Healing and Spiritual Power
Huh kyung young demonstrates his healing and spiritual powers. He invites individuals with ailments to come forward for healing.

The Power of Huh kyung young’s Name
When individuals invoke Huh kyung young’s name, their bodies undergo a transformation. Their cells become stronger, and their spiritual state changes. This is demonstrated through a physical test where individuals are unable to resist a push when invoking other names (e.g., Jesus, Buddha) but become strong and immovable when invoking Huh kyung young’s name.

Healing Demonstrations
Huh kyung young performs healing by touching affected areas. He identifies ailments, such as rhinitis, and then, through his touch, restores strength and normal function to the body. This is shown by individuals regaining strength in previously weak areas. He also heals chronic conditions, such as a leg injury sustained in a military accident 20 years prior.

These demonstrations illustrate the profound impact of Huh kyung young’s spiritual power on physical well-being.

Key Philosophical and Strategic Terms in Huh Kyung Young’s Teachings

살생부 (殺生簿): [List of Lives to Be Taken (Purge List, Accountability Register, Sanction List)]
A list of 3,000 individuals, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members, who will face severe measures after Huh Kyung Young becomes president. This list is intended to restore national discipline and address past wrongdoings that have harmed many people.

인형 (人刑): [Human Punishment (Mortal Retribution, Earthly Consequence)]
Refers to the punishment received by humans on Earth for their wrongdoings, distinct from “천벌” (heavenly punishment). It implies legal or societal penalties imposed by human systems.

천벌 (天罰): [Heavenly Punishment (Divine Retribution, Cosmic Consequence)]
Refers to punishment from heaven for one’s sins, implying a spiritual or cosmic consequence that transcends human legal systems.

서열 (序列): [Hierarchy (Order of Precedence, Social Ranking)]
The established order or ranking within relationships, particularly emphasized in marital dynamics where the wife is positioned as the “mother” and the husband as the “son,” implying a specific relational hierarchy rather than equality.

무명 (無明): [Ignorance (Delusion, Unenlightenment)]
The fundamental lack of understanding or awareness that initiates the cycle of “12 연기” (Twelve Nidanas or Dependent Origination), leading to actions that create negative karma and suffering.

행 (行): [Action (Volitional Formation, Karma-forming Act)]
The volitional actions, both physical and mental, that arise from “무명” (ignorance) and lead to the formation of consciousness and subsequent stages of existence.

식 (識): [Consciousness (Cognition, Mental Awareness)]
The initial consciousness that arises from “행” (action) and serves as the basis for the development of mind and body in the cycle of existence.

명색 (名色): [Name and Form (Mind-and-Body, Psycho-physical Organism)]
The combination of mental (name) and physical (form) phenomena that constitute an individual’s being, developing from “식” (consciousness).

육체 (肉體): [Physical Body (Corporeal Form, Material Existence)]
The physical aspect of “명색” (name and form), encompassing the five sense organs and the body, which interacts with the external world.

육근 (六根): [Six Sense Organs (Six Faculties, Sensory Bases)]
The six faculties of perception: eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind, which interact with their respective objects.

육식 (六識): [Six Consciousnesses (Six Perceptions, Sensory Cognitions)]
The six types of consciousness that arise from the interaction of the “육근” (six sense organs) with their respective objects (e.g., eye-consciousness, ear-consciousness).

번뇌 (煩惱): [Afflictions (Defilements, Mental Impurities)]
Mental states that cause suffering and hinder spiritual progress, such as greed, hatred, and delusion, often arising from sensory experiences and attachments.

수 (受): [Feeling (Sensation, Experience)]
The pleasant, unpleasant, or neutral sensations that arise from contact between the sense organs and their objects, leading to further craving or aversion.

애 (愛): [Craving (Desire, Attachment)]
The intense desire or attachment to pleasant feelings and experiences, or aversion to unpleasant ones, which fuels the cycle of suffering.

취 (取): [Clinging (Grasping, Attachment)]
The intensified form of “애” (craving), where one actively grasps and clings to objects of desire, leading to further accumulation of karma.

유 (有): [Becoming (Existence, Process of Formation)]
The process of becoming or continued existence, driven by “취” (clinging), which leads to rebirth and the perpetuation of the cycle of suffering.

생 (生): [Birth (Rebirth, Coming into Existence)]
The act of being born into a new existence, a direct result of “유” (becoming) and the accumulation of karma.

노사 (老死): [Aging and Death (Decay and Demise, Mortality)]
The inevitable processes of aging and death that mark the end of a life cycle, completing the “12 연기” (Twelve Nidanas) and leading back to “무명” (ignorance) for a new cycle.

업장 (業障): [Karmic Obstacles (Karmic Hindrances, Retribution)]
The negative consequences or impediments that arise from past unwholesome actions (“업” or karma), manifesting as difficulties or suffering in one’s life.

금융 실명제 (金融實名制): [Financial Real-Name System (Mandatory Identity Verification for Financial Transactions)]
A system requiring individuals to use their real names for all financial transactions, which is criticized for hindering economic growth and capital inflow by discouraging “underground” money.

부동산 실명제 (不動産實名制): [Real Estate Real-Name System (Mandatory Identity Verification for Real Estate Transactions)]
A system requiring individuals to use their real names for all real estate transactions, also criticized for negatively impacting the economy.

맨파워 (Manpower): [Human Capital (Workforce, Labor Force)]
Refers to the collective human effort and skill available for work, considered a key factor in national development and economic progress.

테크놀로지 (Technology): [Technological Advancement (Innovation, Technical Expertise)]
Refers to the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, seen as crucial for a nation’s economic standing.

에티켓 (Etiquette): [Social Graces (Manners, Decorum)]
Refers to the customary code of polite behavior in society, considered a marker of a nation’s cultural development.

신뢰 (信賴): [Trust (Credibility, Confidence)]
The belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something, highlighted as the highest level of national development and essential for economic prosperity.

금융 메카 (金融 Mecca): [Financial Hub (Global Financial Center, Economic Nexus)]
A proposed plan to transform a specific region (e.g., Saemangeum) into a leading global financial center by attracting international capital and talent.

저작권 (著作權): [Copyright (Intellectual Property Rights, Authorship Rights)]
The legal right granted to the creator of an original work, protecting its use and distribution, mentioned in the context of his policies being plagiarized.

장기 혁명 (臟器革命): [Organ Revolution (Organ Donation Reform, Transplant System Overhaul)]
A policy proposal aimed at addressing the shortage of organs for transplant by reforming laws and systems, enabling more people to receive life-saving organs.

영성 산업 (靈性産業): [Spirituality Industry (Consciousness-based Industry, Soul-Tech Industry)]
A future industry focused on integrating spiritual or emotional intelligence into products and services, such as AI-powered devices that offer encouragement or personalized emotional support.

디지털 산업 (Digital Industry): [Digital Transformation (Digitalization, Information Technology Sector)]
The industry sector focused on digital technologies and their applications, emphasizing a shift from analog to digital.

디자인 혁명 (Design Revolution): [Design Innovation (Aesthetic Transformation, Form Factor Evolution)]
A radical change in product design, particularly for devices like mobile phones, to make them more adaptable, aesthetically pleasing, and emotionally resonant.

DNA 산업 (DNA Industry): [Genomic Industry (Biotechnology Sector, Genetic Engineering)]
The industry focused on DNA research, genetic engineering, and related biotechnologies, seen as a crucial future growth area that Korea is currently neglecting.

지진 매뉴얼 (地震 Manual): [Earthquake Preparedness Manual (Disaster Response Protocol, Seismic Safety Guidelines)]
A set of guidelines and procedures for responding to earthquakes, criticized for being inadequate and reactive rather than proactive, especially for high-magnitude events.

기업 혁명 (企業革命): [Corporate Revolution (Business Transformation, Entrepreneurial Reform)]
A set of policies aimed at fostering entrepreneurship and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), including providing financial aid and incentives for young people to start businesses.

청년 무직 사태 (青年無職事態): [Youth Unemployment Crisis (Jobless Youth Phenomenon, Millennial Job Scarcity)]
The widespread problem of unemployment among young people, which the proposed “기업 혁명” policies aim to address.

쿠폰 (Coupon): [Voucher (Token, Redeemable Certificate)]
A non-cash form of payment, specifically for essential goods, proposed as a way to stimulate consumption and support local economies without allowing cash to be saved or misused.

창업 자금 (創業資金): [Startup Capital (Seed Funding, Venture Capital)]
Funds provided to individuals to start new businesses, offered as part of the “기업 혁명” to encourage entrepreneurship.

유엔 본부 (UN 本部): [UN Headquarters (United Nations Main Office, Global Diplomatic Center)]
The main administrative center of the United Nations, proposed to be relocated to Panmunjom to ensure peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.

화폐 혁명 (貨幣革命): [Currency Revolution (Monetary Reform, Denomination Change)]
A proposed change in currency design, specifically replacing images of deceased historical figures with Huh Kyung Young’s image, to bring good fortune and stimulate the economy.

화폐 개혁 (貨幣改革): [Currency Reform (Monetary Overhaul, Revaluation)]
A broader change in the monetary system, distinct from merely changing currency design, though the speaker uses it interchangeably with “화폐 혁명” to imply a re-issuance that would bring hidden funds to light.

지하 자금 (地下資金): [Underground Funds (Black Money, Unaccounted Wealth)]
Undisclosed or illicit money hidden from official financial systems, which the currency redesign aims to bring into the open economy.

국민 배당금 (國民配當金): [National Dividend (Citizen’s Basic Income, Universal Basic Income)]
A proposed system where a portion of national wealth, including recovered underground funds, is distributed directly to citizens.

지하 혁명 (地下革命): [Administrative Reorganization (Sub-national Restructuring, Regional Reconfiguration)]
A proposed administrative reorganization of South Korea’s provinces to eliminate regionalism and promote national unity.

징병 혁명 (徵兵革命): [Conscription Reform (Military Service Overhaul, Draft System Transformation)]
A proposed reform of the military conscription system, shifting towards a professional volunteer army (“모병제”) while requiring all citizens to undergo a short period of basic military training.

모병제 (募兵制): [Volunteer Military System (Professional Army, All-Volunteer Force)]
A military system where individuals voluntarily enlist for service, as opposed to being conscripted.

농지 혁명 (農地革命): [Agricultural Land Reform (Farmland Liberalization, Agrarian Policy Overhaul)]
A policy proposal to liberalize the sale and ownership of agricultural land, allowing urban residents to purchase farmland, thereby increasing its value and fostering rural-urban connections.

농약 개혁 (農藥改革): [Pesticide Reform (Agricultural Chemical Policy Change, Eco-friendly Farming Initiative)]
A reform aimed at replacing chemical pesticides with microbial alternatives to promote healthier food production and environmental protection.

뇌물 폭력 (賂物暴力): [Bribery Violence (Corruption through Bribery, Coercive Graft)]
Refers to the systemic violence and harm caused by bribery and corruption, which undermines societal trust and fairness.

쌍벌죄 (雙罰罪): [Dual Punishment (Joint Liability, Mutual Penalty)]
A legal principle where both the giver and receiver of a bribe are punished, which is criticized for protecting corrupt officials by discouraging whistleblowers.

엄 혁명 (어음革命): [Promissory Note Reform (Bill of Exchange System Overhaul, Commercial Paper Regulation)]
A reform of the promissory note (어음) system, particularly by introducing a mandatory insurance scheme to protect small and medium-sized enterprises from bankruptcy due to unpaid notes.

생활 혁명 (生活革命): [Livelihood Revolution (Quality of Life Improvement, Social Welfare Enhancement)]
A set of policies aimed at protecting citizens’ basic livelihoods, including prohibiting the forced execution of assets (up to a certain value) and residential evictions.

가사도구 (家事道具): [Household Goods (Domestic Appliances, Personal Property)]
Refers to essential household items, which would be protected from forced seizure or attachment up to a certain value under the proposed “생활 혁명” policies.

This excerpt note captures the essence of Heo Kyeong-young’s 1045th Saturday lecture from September 24, 2016. It focuses on his revolutionary pledges and his unique, often contrarian, perspectives on politics, economy, and society. The note highlights his bold claims and unconventional solutions, offering a glimpse into his distinctive worldview.

Heo Kyeong-young’s Vision for Korea

The “Kill List” and Political Reform
Heo Kyeong-young’s concept of a “kill list” for 3,000 individuals, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members, is a striking example of his radical approach to political reform. He believes these individuals are responsible for the suffering of the Korean people and that drastic measures are needed to restore national discipline. This reflects his deep distrust of the existing political establishment and his conviction that only a complete overhaul can save the nation.

에, 여, 3000명의 살생부는 내가 책을 쓰고 있어
I’m writing a book about the 3,000-person kill list.

그러니까 내가 대통령 되고 나서 3000명이 일단 어제 그 대상이다, 그걸 쭉 강력하게 국가의 기강을 잡고, 에, 현역 국회의원 300명을 비롯해서 3000명이 어떻게 여러분이 상상하는 거 이상으로 조치가 져요
So, once I become president, 3,000 people will be targeted, and the nation’s discipline will be strongly enforced. Measures will be taken against 3,000 people, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members, beyond what you can imagine.

그걸 왜냐하면 그동안에 이 사람들 때문에 엄청난 사람들이 피해를 봤어요
This is because, due to these people, an enormous number of people have suffered.

Financial Revolution and Economic Philosophy
Heo Kyeong-young challenges conventional economic wisdom, particularly regarding financial and real estate real-name systems. He argues that these systems hinder economic growth by driving money underground and preventing foreign investment. His proposal for a “financial Mecca” in Saemangeum, free from such regulations, showcases his belief in attracting global capital through unconventional means. He also views money as a “bug” that must circulate to remain valuable, emphasizing the importance of investment over hoarding.

금융이라는 건, 이게 벌레 충(蟲) 자가 붙어 있어요, 안 붙어 있어요? 돈은 가지고 있으면 벌레가 붙어요
Does the character for “bug” (蟲) appear in the word “finance” (금융)? If you hold onto money, bugs will attach to it.

돈을 가지고 있으면 독이 되다 말이야
If you hold onto money, it becomes poison.

금융 실명제, 우리 경제의 아이 4배가 온 것은 원인이 뭐라고요? 금융 실명제
The cause of our economy’s 4x growth is the financial real-name system.

부동산 실명제는 우리나라를 망하게 하는 건 돈이 돼 버렸어요
The real estate real-name system has become money that destroys our country.

내가 대통령 되면은 새만금에다가 약, 전 세계 제1의 은행을 금융 메카를 만들 것인데, 그러면 우리 나라 법을 금융 12개를 없애야 돼
When I become president, I will create the world’s number one bank, a financial mecca, in Saemangeum, which means we will have to abolish 12 financial laws in our country.

Social Reforms and Unconventional Solutions
Heo Kyeong-young’s proposals extend to various social issues, from gender roles to military service and agricultural policy. His assertion that wives are “mothers” to their husbands, and that marital conflict stems from a lack of understanding this hierarchy, is a provocative take on family dynamics. His ideas for military reform, replacing conscription with a professional, well-paid volunteer force, and his vision for a “Divine Four” (영성, 디지털, 디자인, DNA) future industry, demonstrate his belief in radical, out-of-the-box solutions for national prosperity.

그러니까 부부는 평등한 것이 아니고 아내가 위에 개념이 있어요
So, couples are not equal; the wife has a superior concept.

그래서 사람이 죽을 때 어머니를 부르지, 아버지 부르면 죽는 사람이 없어
That’s why people call for their mother when they die; no one calls for their father when they die.

모든 남자와 여자는 한 달간 군사 교육을 받는다
All men and women will receive one month of military training.

디바인 레저, 영성, 사람, 디지털, 산업, 디자인, DNA
Divine leisure, spirituality, people, digital, industry, design, DNA.

이 네 가지 산업이 미래를 바꾸는 다
These four industries will change the future.

The Power of His Name and Image
A recurring theme in Heo Kyeong-young’s lectures is the transformative power of his own name and image. He claims that merely calling his name or looking at his picture can bring about physical and spiritual changes, including improved health and strengthened cells. This self-aggrandizement is central to his persona and his appeal to followers, suggesting a belief in his own divine or supernatural abilities.

어, 허경영을 불러 면은 인체가 변화와 셰프가 강해져요
If you call Heo Kyeong-young, your body changes and your cells become stronger.

내 사진을 보면은 그냥 세죠
If you look at my picture, it’s just strong.

몸이 건강해지려면 나의 이름을 부르고 자거나 낮에 자주 보려면 건강해져 머리야
If you want to be healthy, call my name before you sleep or look at it often during the day, and your head will become healthy.

허경영을 부르면은 세포가 완전히 맥이 강해져 버려
If you call Heo Kyeong-young, your cells become completely strong.

Huh Kyung-young’s 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the 3,000-Person Hit List

1. Basic Information
   Lecture Session and Date: 1045th Huh Kyung-young Saturday Lecture, 2016.09.24
   One-sentence Main Theme or Title Summary: Huh Kyung-young discusses his 33 revolutionary pledges, including financial and social reforms, and introduces a “3,000-person hit list” for those hindering national progress, emphasizing the need for a spiritual transformation in society.
   Location: Not specified in the source, implied to be a lecture hall.
   Key Segments:
   Introduction of the 3,000-Person Hit List: A strong declaration against individuals, including 300 incumbent national assembly members, deemed responsible for societal harm, promising severe measures post-presidency.
   Financial Revolution (14th Pledge): Critiques the financial real-name system and real estate real-name system as detrimental to the national economy, advocating for a system that attracts global capital by removing such restrictions.
   Spiritual Industry and Future Technologies: Introduces “Divine 4th Industrial Revolution” focusing on spiritual (Divine), digital, design, and DNA industries as the future drivers of national prosperity.
   Earthquake Preparedness and Government Incompetence: Criticizes the government’s lack of a comprehensive earthquake manual, especially for a magnitude 7 earthquake, and proposes mandatory steel desks in homes for safety.
   Monetary and Regional Reforms: Proposes replacing currency designs with his own image to bring good fortune and reorganizing administrative regions to eliminate regionalism.

2. Core Messages
   The Necessity of the “3,000-Person Hit List” for National Discipline:
   Quote: “I am writing a book about the 3,000-person hit list. When I become president, these 3,000 people will be the target… to strongly establish national discipline.”
   Explanation: This list targets those who have caused immense suffering to the public, including politicians, and signifies a radical approach to reform and accountability.
   Critique of Financial and Real Estate Real-Name Systems:
   Quote: “The financial real-name system and real estate real-name system have become the cause of our nation’s downfall.”
   Explanation: These systems deter investment and capital flow, hindering economic growth, unlike successful nations that maintain financial anonymity to attract global funds.
   The “Divine 4th Industrial Revolution” as the Future of Korea:
   Quote: “The future industries are Divine (spiritual) industry, digital, design, and DNA. These four industries will change the future.”
   Explanation: Korea must focus on these innovative, high-value sectors, moving beyond conventional manufacturing, to secure its future prosperity and global leadership.
   Government’s Failure in Disaster Preparedness and Social Welfare:
   Quote: “The earthquake manual is forever non-existent… This is how they are doing politics.”
   Explanation: The government is criticized for its reactive rather than proactive approach to national safety and for policies that fail to protect citizens from financial ruin and social injustice.
   Monetary Reform and Eradication of Corruption:
   Quote: “All money designs will be changed to Huh Kyung-young’s picture… If you don’t bring out the hidden 50,000 won bills, they will disappear.”
   Explanation: This reform aims to bring hidden underground funds into the open, redistribute wealth to citizens as “national dividends,” and eliminate bribery by abolishing the dual punishment system for bribery.

3. Detailed Summary

Block 1: The 3,000-Person Hit List and the Nature of Punishment
Topic Keyword/Phrase: National Discipline and Divine Justice
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young declares his intention to implement a “3,000-person hit list” upon becoming president. This list targets individuals, including 300 incumbent national assembly members, who have caused significant harm to the nation and its people. He clarifies that this is not about physical harm but about severe, unimaginable measures to restore national order. He distinguishes between human punishment (“벌” – beol) and divine punishment (“천벌” – cheonbeol), asserting that even after human punishment, divine retribution for sins remains.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References Used:
Human vs. Divine Punishment: Compares human punishment (like imprisonment) to divine punishment, stating that divine punishment is far more severe and inescapable, even across lifetimes.
Arsonist Example: Uses the example of an arsonist who set fire to a multi-unit dwelling out of anger after a breakup, stating that such an act warrants capital punishment and divine retribution, highlighting the severity of actions driven by ignorance.
Practical Message or Application: Emphasizes that actions have consequences beyond legal systems, extending into spiritual realms, and that true justice involves both human and divine accountability.

Block 2: Financial Revolution and Economic Philosophy
Topic Keyword/Phrase: Financial System Reform and Global Capital Attraction
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young criticizes the existing financial and real estate real-name systems, arguing they are detrimental to Korea’s economy and prevent it from reaching higher income levels (e.g., $50,000 GDP per capita). He asserts that money, like a “worm” (蟲 – chung), should circulate, not be hoarded, as hoarding leads to decay and negative consequences. He proposes abolishing the financial real-name system to attract global capital, citing Japan and Switzerland as examples of nations that thrive by not implementing such systems.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References Used:
Money as a “Worm”: Explains the Chinese character for “money” (財 – jae) contains the radical for “worm” (蟲 – chung), symbolizing that money, if hoarded, becomes toxic and causes anxiety.
Japan and Switzerland: Cites these countries as examples of successful economies that do not enforce financial real-name systems, thus attracting international funds.
Hong Kong: Mentioned as a place where money flows due to its “darkness” (lack of transparency), implying that capital seeks less regulated environments.
Practical Message or Application: Advocates for a financial system that encourages circulation and investment, rather than hoarding, and positions Korea as a global financial hub by removing restrictive regulations.

Block 3: The “Divine 4th Industrial Revolution” and Future Industries
Topic Keyword/Phrase: Innovation in Spiritual, Digital, Design, and DNA Industries
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young outlines five key future industries for Korea: Divine (spiritual) industry, Digital, Design, DNA, and one unrevealed fifth. He emphasizes that current products, like smartphones, lack “spirituality” (영성 – yeongseong). He envisions products that offer emotional support and personalized experiences, such as a phone that compliments the user or a house that greets its owner. He criticizes Korea’s current focus on only digital and design, neglecting the crucial Divine and DNA sectors.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References Used:
“Spiritual” Phone/Home: Imagines a smartphone that offers encouraging words or a house that greets its owner, providing emotional comfort and personalized interaction.
Chameleon Phone: Suggests phones with dynamic designs that change color based on seasons or user preference, highlighting the need for design innovation.
Practical Message or Application: Calls for a paradigm shift in industrial development, urging Korea to invest in spiritual and DNA-related technologies to lead the next global revolution and create products that genuinely enhance human well-being.

Block 4: Government Incompetence and Social Reforms
Topic Keyword/Phrase: Disaster Preparedness, Youth Employment, and Agricultural Reform
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young criticizes the government’s lack of preparedness for natural disasters, specifically earthquakes, highlighting the absence of a comprehensive manual for a magnitude 7 event. He proposes practical solutions like mandatory steel desks in homes. He also addresses youth unemployment, advocating for a coupon-based youth allowance (instead of cash) to stimulate local economies and a 400 million won interest-free, collateral-free loan for small business founders after 5 years of SME employment. He also advocates for agricultural land reform, allowing anyone to buy farmland to increase its value and encourage urban-rural interaction.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References Used:
Earthquake Manual: The government’s response that a manual “forever does not exist” is used as an example of incompetence.
Coupon System: Contrasts his coupon proposal with cash allowances, explaining that coupons ensure spending within the economy.
Practical Message or Application: Emphasizes the need for proactive, common-sense governance in disaster management, innovative solutions for youth employment, and policies that boost rural economies and foster national unity.

Block 5: Monetary, Regional, and Military Reforms
Topic Keyword/Phrase: Currency Redesign, Regional Reorganization, and Military Modernization
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young proposes a radical monetary reform where all currency designs would feature his image. This, he claims, would bring good fortune and health. More practically, it would force hidden underground funds to surface, as old currency would become worthless, and these funds would then be redistributed as “national dividends.” He also suggests reorganizing Korea’s administrative regions to eliminate regionalism and proposes a shift from conscription to a volunteer military system, with all citizens receiving one month of basic military training.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References Used:
Currency Redesign: The change in currency design is presented as a way to flush out black money and redistribute wealth.
Regional Reorganization: Dividing the country into four new provinces (e.g., Jeon-Gyeong-do, Chung-Gang-do) aims to dissolve historical regional animosities.
Conscription vs. Volunteer Army: Criticizes the current conscription system for low pay and proposes a highly paid volunteer force, supplemented by universal one-month training, to save defense budget and professionalize the military.
Practical Message or Application: Advocates for bold, transformative policies in finance, regional administration, and defense to foster national unity, economic transparency, and a more efficient military.

Block 6: Anti-Corruption and Welfare Reforms
Topic Keyword/Phrase: Eradicating Bribery, Protecting Small Businesses, and Safeguarding Livelihoods
Main Assertions and Explanations: Huh Kyung-young proposes abolishing the “dual punishment” system for bribery, where both giver and receiver are punished. Instead, only the receiver would be punished, and the giver would be rewarded for reporting bribery, thus incentivizing whistleblowing and eradicating corruption. He also suggests an “IOU (Eom) Revolution” where a national insurance system would guarantee payment for promissory notes, preventing small business bankruptcies. Furthermore, he advocates for a “Livelihood Revolution” that prohibits forced execution on essential household goods and up to 100 million won in housing deposits, protecting families from destitution.
Analogies, Examples, Biblical/Scientific/Historical References Used:
Bribery Reporting: The system would turn bribery givers into informants, making it impossible for politicians to accept bribes.
IOU Insurance: Compares it to an insurance system that prevents the domino effect of bankruptcies caused by unpaid promissory notes.
Protection from Foreclosure: Highlights the emotional trauma inflicted on children when their homes are seized, emphasizing the need to protect basic living standards.
Practical Message or Application: Calls for systemic changes to eliminate corruption, provide a safety net for small businesses, and protect the fundamental living rights and dignity of citizens, especially vulnerable families.

4. Key Quotes Collection
   “허경영의 33가지 혁명 공약, 그래, 이거 내가 이 33가지 행복해 가지고 내년에 대통령 나간다고 이제, 에, 채널 A가 1시간 방향 했어, 55분 정도 됐지” – Introducing his 33 pledges and their media coverage.
   “3000명의 살생부는 내가 책을 쓰고 있어. 그러니까 내가 대통령 되고 나서 3000명이 일단 어제 그 대상이다, 그걸 쭉 강력하게 국가의 기강을 잡고” – Announcing the “3,000-person hit list” for national discipline.
   “금융 실명제, 우리 경제의 아이 4배가 온 것은 원인이 뭐라고요? 금융 실명제 부동산 실명제는 우리나라를 망하게 하는 건 돈이 돼 버렸어요.” – Critiquing the financial and real estate real-name systems.
   “돈은 벌레가 붙듯이 어두운데 많지 않아요. 벌레가 이렇게 대낮에 햇빛이 잘 있는데 벌레가 합니까? 돈은 지하를 좋아해요.” – Explaining why money prefers unregulated, “dark” environments.
   “내가 대통령 되면은 새만금에다가 약, 전 세계 제1의 은행을 금융 메카를 만들 것인데, 그러면 우리 나라 법을 금융 12개를 없애야 돼” – Proposing Saemangeum as a global financial hub requiring deregulation.
   “디바인, HO, 뭐 영성 영상 산업… 심지어 핸드폰 하나에도 핸드폰을 닿기만 하면 사랑해요, 이런 말이 나와야 돼” – Introducing the “Divine” (spiritual) industry and its application to everyday objects.
   “미래 제품은 정부 나를 진짜 안 해주는 제품으로 바꿔야 해” – Emphasizing that future products should offer genuine affirmation and praise.
   “모든 대한민국의 지질 매뉴얼은 진도 7의 마차 이게 맞아, 맞아요” – Stressing the need for a comprehensive earthquake manual for magnitude 7.
   “청년 취업은 국가가 책임집니다 했죠. 어, 이거 안 될 때는 국가에서 월급 줍니다.” – Declaring national responsibility for youth employment and providing state salaries.
   “이 돈의 디자인은 전부 허경영 사진으로 바뀝니다. 알겠습니까? 다 바뀌면서 여러분들이 그 돈을 가지고 있으면 행운이 와요.” – Announcing currency redesign with his image for good fortune.
   “뇌물을 준 사람은 적을 안 해. 받은 사람만 처벌해. 내 내부를 준 사람이 10년 이는 이십 년이 든 신고만 하면, 그때 뇌물을 신고자에게 돌려줘.” – Proposing a new anti-bribery law to incentivize reporting.
   “전세 보증금 1억 원까지는 보증금과 생활 가사도 없고 압류 금지야.” – Protecting housing deposits and essential household goods from seizure.

5. Mindmap Structure
   Core Theme: Huh Kyung-young’s Vision for a Revolutionary Korea
   I. National Discipline & Justice
   A. 3,000-Person Hit List
   Target: Those harming the nation (e.g., 300 National Assembly members)
   Purpose: Establish national discipline
   Nature: Severe measures beyond imagination
   B. Divine vs. Human Punishment
   Human punishment (e.g., prison) is temporary
   Divine punishment (Cheonbeol) is inescapable and eternal
   Ignorance leads to severe consequences
   II. Economic & Financial Revolution
   A. Critique of Real-Name Systems
   Financial Real-Name System: Hinders economic growth
   Real Estate Real-Name System: Causes national downfall
   Money as a “Worm”: Must circulate, not be hoarded
   B. Global Financial Hub
   Location: Saemangeum
   Method: Abolish 12 financial laws
   Goal: Attract global capital (like Japan, Switzerland, Hong Kong)
   C. National Income & Trust
   Path to $50,000 GDP: Manpower, Technology, Etiquette, Trust
   Financial Real-Name System erodes trust
   III. Future Industries: Divine 4th Industrial Revolution
   A. Five Key Industries

6. Divine (Spiritual) Industry: Products with emotional intelligence

7. Digital Industry: Evolution from analog

8. Design Industry: Dynamic, personalized designs

9. DNA Industry: Genetic engineering, future medicine

10. (Unrevealed)
    B. Critique of Current Tech (Samsung)
    Lacks “spirituality”
    Needs to offer praise and personalized interaction
    IV. Social & Administrative Reforms
    A. Disaster Preparedness
    Critique: No manual for magnitude 7 earthquake
    Solution: Mandatory steel desks in homes
    B. Youth Employment
    Coupon-based allowance for SME employees
    400M KRW interest-free loan for startup after 5 years in SME
    National responsibility for youth employment
    C. Agricultural Land Reform
    Allow anyone to buy farmland
    Increase land value, promote urban-rural interaction
    Pesticide-free farming with microorganisms
    D. Regional Reorganization
    Four new provinces to eliminate regionalism
    Seoul International Airport (Incheon Airport renamed)
    E. Military Reform
    Shift to volunteer (모병제 – mobyeongje) system
    One-month universal military training
    Professional, highly paid soldiers
    V. Anti-Corruption & Welfare
    A. Bribery Eradication
    Abolish dual punishment (쌍벌죄 – ssangbeoljoe)
    Punish only receiver, reward reporter
    Eliminate “bribery republic”
    B. IOU (Eom) Revolution
    National insurance for promissory notes
    Prevent small business bankruptcies and family dissolution
    C. Livelihood Revolution
    Prohibit forced execution on essential household goods
    Protect up to 100M KRW in housing deposits
    Prohibit entry into residences for debt collection

11. Historical / Doctrinal Connections
    This lecture builds upon Huh Kyung-young’s established teachings by reiterating and expanding on his core principles of radical societal reform and divine intervention.

33 Pledges as a Foundation: The lecture explicitly references his “33 Revolutionary Pledges” , indicating that these are the bedrock of his political and social vision. The discussion of financial, youth, agricultural, military, and anti-corruption reforms are all specific examples of these pledges.
Divine-Human Theory and Spiritual Authority:
“3,000-Person Hit List”: This concept reinforces his claim of divine authority to judge and rectify societal wrongs, extending beyond conventional legal systems. The idea of “divine punishment” (천벌 – cheonbeol) underscores his role as a figure who can enact cosmic justice.
“An Chi-beom” Analogy: He likens himself to An Chi-beom, a person who saved others from a fire, by stating he is “ringing the doorbell” for 7 billion people, warning them of the “fire” (destruction) caused by corrupt politicians . This positions him as a savior figure.
Power of His Name/Image: The assertion that his image on currency brings good fortune and that calling his name strengthens cells and brings spiritual transformation directly connects to his divine-human theory, where his presence and name possess supernatural power.
Immortality Principles (Implicit): While not explicitly discussed, the emphasis on avoiding “divine punishment” and living a life aligned with higher principles implicitly supports his broader teachings on spiritual elevation and the path to immortality. The concept of “12 Yeon-gi” (12 links of dependent origination) leading to death (노사 – nosa) and his counter-proposal of “eternal life” (영생 – yeongsaeng) through him, connects to his teachings on transcending the cycle of suffering.
Newly Emphasized Points/Developments:
“Divine 4th Industrial Revolution”: This is a significant development, integrating his spiritual teachings with technological and economic innovation. The concept of “spiritual products” (영성 산업 – yeongseong saneop) that offer emotional support is a novel application of his spiritual philosophy to modern industry.
Detailed Economic Reforms: The lecture provides more specific details on financial deregulation (e.g., abolishing 12 financial laws ), youth employment (coupon system, startup loans ), and anti-corruption measures (abolishing dual punishment for bribery ), showing a more refined policy framework.
Emphasis on “Trust” as a National Asset: The idea that “trust” (신뢰 – sillye) is the highest value for a $50,000 GDP nation and that financial real-name systems erode it highlights a deeper philosophical underpinning for his economic policies.
Patent/Copyright Claims: His assertion that his policies were patented in 1995 and that European policies are 15 years behind his is a new emphasis on intellectual property and his pioneering role.

7. Action Items & Blessing Guidance
   Spread the Message: Actively share Huh Kyung-young’s YouTube lectures and teachings, viewing it as a patriotic act to “ring the doorbell” for others to awaken.
   Attend Haneulgung Sessions: Encourage attendance at Haneulgung (his spiritual center) for direct engagement and healing.
   Invoke His Name: Regularly call out “Huh Kyung-young” to strengthen one’s cells, improve health, and experience spiritual transformation.
   Embrace Future Industries: Encourage individuals and the nation to focus on the “Divine, Digital, Design, and DNA” industries as pathways to future prosperity.
   Support Policy Reforms: Advocate for the implementation of his 33 pledges, particularly those related to financial transparency, youth welfare, and anti-corruption, to elevate the nation’s blessing level.

8. One-Sentence Overall Summary
   Huh Kyung-young’s lecture passionately outlines a comprehensive vision for Korea’s transformation, advocating for radical reforms in finance, governance, industry, and social welfare, underpinned by his unique spiritual authority and a commitment to eradicating corruption and fostering national prosperity through innovative, divinely inspired policies.

Huh Kyung Young’s Revolutionary Policies and the Mandate of Heaven

1. The 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the 3,000-Name Purge List
   Huh Kyung Young’s 33 revolutionary pledges are a cornerstone of his presidential platform. These pledges were extensively covered by major broadcasting channels, including Channel A and TV Chosun, for approximately an hour each. Beyond these policies, a significant element of his vision is the “3,000-Name Purge List,” which is currently being compiled into a book. This list targets 3,000 individuals, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members, who are deemed responsible for societal harm. The measures taken against them will be more severe than mere punishment, aiming to restore national discipline and address the immense suffering these individuals have caused the public. The public desires decisive action against them.

2. Financial Revolution: The Peril of Stagnant Capital and the Flawed Real-Name System
   The 14th pledge, the “4-5-50 Financial Revolution,” addresses the nature of money itself. The Chinese character for “finance” (金融) includes the radical for “insect” (蟲), symbolizing that money, when hoarded, attracts “insects” or becomes toxic. Stagnant money causes anxiety and negative thoughts for its possessor. Therefore, money must circulate to remain healthy. Investing in corporations and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) allows money to flow and generate value. Hoarding money, however, causes it to rot and lose value.

The financial real-name system and real estate real-name system are identified as primary causes of South Korea’s economic crises, including the IMF bailout. Countries like Japan and Switzerland, which are global economic powers, do not implement financial real-name systems. This absence allows capital to flow into their economies, as developing nations often seek secure, anonymous havens for their funds. Implementing a financial real-name system in Japan, for instance, would lead to its economic collapse as capital would flee. Money, like insects, thrives in obscurity, preferring underground channels to transparent ones.

Huh Kyung Young plans to establish the world’s leading financial hub in Saemangeum, which would necessitate the abolition of 12 existing financial laws, including the financial real-name system. The current system, which requires extensive personal identification for financial transactions, hinders economic growth and prevents South Korea from achieving a $50,000 per capita income. This system fosters distrust and impedes the nation’s progress.

3. The Hierarchy of Relationships: Marital Dynamics and Filial Piety
   In marital relationships, a fundamental hierarchy exists, often misunderstood. When a husband and wife argue, it stems from a lack of understanding of this inherent order. Traditional Eastern philosophies, including those of Confucius, Mencius, Xunzi, and Han Fei, taught that the wife embodies the concept of “mother,” and the husband, “son.” This perspective suggests that the wife holds a superior conceptual position. This is why people often call out for their mother, not their father, in moments of death.

Striking one’s wife is akin to striking the “mother of all creation,” incurring divine punishment, or “천벌” (cheonbeol). Even if legal authorities do not intervene, divine retribution is unavoidable. Husbands should address their wives with respect, as one would a mother, rather than resorting to aggression. This understanding of hierarchy, where the wife is seen as the nurturing “mother” figure, fosters harmony. If a wife does not provide food, the husband, as the “son,” cannot exert his strength. Therefore, women should view their husbands with compassion, recognizing their role as a “son” figure.

Historical figures like Yuk Young-soo, the wife of President Park Chung-hee, exemplified this dynamic by treating her husband like a son. This perspective allowed her to support him effectively. When a wife views her husband as a competitor or equal, the household is destined for ruin, and a ruined household can lead to a ruined nation.

4. The Cycle of Karma and the Twelve Nidanas: Ignorance and Its Consequences
   Human actions incur both earthly and heavenly consequences. Even after serving a prison sentence, individuals must face divine retribution, or “천벌” (cheonbeol). This dual punishment highlights the foolishness of those who commit wrongs. A wise person avoids conflict, especially in marriage.

The concept of “12 연기” (sibiyeongi), or the Twelve Nidanas, explains the cycle of suffering. It begins with “무명” (mumyeong), or ignorance. An example is a young man who, after being rejected by his girlfriend, sets fire to a multi-unit dwelling out of rage. His ignorance leads to action (“행” (haeng)), which creates consciousness (“식” (sik)) of the consequences, such as legal repercussions and imprisonment. This consciousness then leads to the formation of “명색” (myeongsaek), or mind and body, followed by the six sense organs (“육체” (yukche)).

If the woman had married this ignorant man, their lives would have been filled with conflict, leading to physical and mental illness. Their children might have suffered from disabilities. The six sense organs (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, mind) interacting with their respective objects (forms, sounds, smells, tastes, touches, mental objects) create 108 afflictions (“번뇌” (beonnae)). This cycle progresses through contact (“촉” (chok)), sensation (“수” (su)), craving (“애” (ae)), grasping (“취” (chwi)), becoming (“유” (yu)), birth (“생” (saeng)), and finally, old age and death (“노사” (nosa)). Ignorance ultimately leads to death.

However, encountering Huh Kyung Young can transform this cycle, leading to “영생” (yeongsaeng), or eternal life, and a better world. The woman’s decision to end the relationship was a wise act of self-preservation, as continuing it would have led to disaster.

5. The Metaphor of the Doorbell and the Corrupt Politicians
   The story of Ahn Chi-beom, who saved many lives by ringing doorbells during a fire, serves as a metaphor. Huh Kyung Young likens himself to Ahn Chi-beom, ringing the “doorbell” of 7 billion people worldwide. Those who do not heed his call will perish, metaphorically turning to ash. His lectures are the “doorbell” for humanity.

Conversely, politicians, particularly the 300 National Assembly members, are depicted as those who set fire to the homes of 50 million citizens while they sleep. They engage in petty power struggles and prioritize their pride over the welfare of the people, causing immense suffering and despair. These politicians are abnormal and must be corrected. Huh Kyung Young’s mission is to ring the doorbell and awaken the nation from this destructive path.

6. The Gravity of Criticizing Huh Kyung Young: A Warning Against Reckless Judgment
   Criticizing Huh Kyung Young carries severe consequences. Some media panels have falsely claimed that his policies are copied from Europe, despite his ideas being patented and registered with copyright in 1995, 15 years before similar policies appeared in Europe. Over 90% of his pledges are unique and not found in European models.

Reckless criticism, like the irresponsible reporting that once ruined a company over false claims, incurs immense karmic debt. Those who speak carelessly about Huh Kyung Young accumulate a hundredfold or even a thousandfold greater sin. Just as blasphemy against Jesus or the Holy Spirit is unforgivable in this life and the next, those who ignorantly evaluate Huh Kyung Young will find their names on the 3,000-Name Purge List. The details of how this list will be acted upon remain a secret, to be revealed after he becomes president. However, the book detailing this list will be published before his presidency.

7. The Five Future Industries for the Korean People
   South Korea must focus on five key future industries to secure its prosperity and avoid becoming subservient to other Asian nations. These industries are:

Divine Technology (영성 산업 – Yeongseong Saneop): This involves infusing spirituality and positive affirmation into everyday objects. For example, a smartphone should offer encouraging words when picked up, or a smart home should greet its owner with warmth. This technology aims to create products that genuinely uplift and praise users, fostering emotional well-being. Current products, like those from Samsung, are considered “dead” because they lack this spiritual dimension.
Digital Transformation (디지털 산업 – Digital Saneop): This involves a complete shift from analog to digital, transforming how we interact with technology.
Design Innovation (디자인 산업 – Design Saneop): This calls for a revolution in product design, moving beyond current static forms. Smartphones, for instance, should be able to change their appearance dynamically, like a chameleon, adapting to seasons or user preferences. This flexibility in design will make products more engaging and personal.
DNA Technology (DNA 산업 – DNA Saneop): South Korea is currently hindering progress in this vital field due to ethical and bioethical concerns. Other countries are already mapping DNA and advancing in this area. South Korea must actively participate in DNA research and development to remain competitive.
The Fifth Industry: The fifth industry is not explicitly named but is implied to be equally transformative.

These four (or five) industries are crucial for shaping the future. South Korea’s current focus on only digital and design, while neglecting divine technology and DNA, is a critical oversight that prevents true innovation and global leadership. For example, televisions should display family photos upon activation, fostering family harmony before switching to regular channels.

8. Disaster Preparedness: The Flawed Earthquake Manual and the Need for Robust Infrastructure
   South Korea’s approach to disaster preparedness, particularly for earthquakes, is severely lacking. A recent earthquake revealed that the responsible minister stated that an earthquake manual “will never exist,” implying that manuals are created only after a disaster occurs and lives are lost. This reactive approach is unacceptable.

Given that Seoul has experienced a magnitude 7 earthquake in the past, which could result in 10 million casualties, all disaster manuals must be proactively designed to withstand a magnitude 7 event. This includes ensuring that every home has strong steel desks in bedrooms, as these can provide protection during structural collapse. Wooden desks are insufficient. The government’s failure to implement such basic, life-saving measures and its dismissive attitude towards preparedness are deeply problematic. Government officials, especially those in high positions, should consult with experts like Huh Kyung Young to develop effective policies.

9. Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship: The Coupon System and Startup Capital
   The “Enterprise Revolution” addresses youth unemployment and fosters entrepreneurship. Huh Kyung Young foresaw the youth unemployment crisis. His policy includes:

Coupon System for SME Employees: Young people who join small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) receive a 1 million won coupon. This coupon is restricted to essential goods and food, preventing it from being hoarded or used for non-essential items like alcohol or cigarettes. This system stimulates consumption and revitalizes the market economy, unlike cash handouts that can be saved.
Startup Capital for Long-Term SME Employees: After five years of employment in an SME, individuals receive 400 million won in startup capital, free of collateral, guarantees, or interest. This fund is designed to encourage entrepreneurship. The government will recover the funds once the business becomes profitable.

These incentives encourage young people to work in SMEs, gaining valuable experience and skills, rather than solely pursuing large corporations. This also empowers young men, allowing them to tell prospective partners that they chose SMEs not due to lack of ability, but with the intention of becoming future entrepreneurs. This policy aims to eliminate youth unemployment entirely, with the government guaranteeing employment and providing a salary if no jobs are available.

10. Geopolitical Strategy: Relocating the UN Headquarters to Panmunjom
    The 16th pledge involves relocating the United Nations Headquarters to Panmunjom. Huh Kyung Young anticipated North Korea’s nuclear ambitions 25 years ago. Placing the UN Headquarters in Panmunjom would prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons or initiating conflict, as it would risk global condemnation and retaliation from the 500 UN-affiliated organizations spread across Seoul and its vicinity. This strategic move would also prevent major powers like China, the United States, and Russia from dividing the Korean Peninsula, ensuring its security and stability. The current National Assembly members lack the foresight to implement such a critical geopolitical strategy.

11. Monetary Reform: Redesigning Currency and Recovering Underground Funds
    The “Currency Revolution” involves redesigning all banknotes to feature Huh Kyung Young’s image. This change is believed to bring good fortune and prosperity to those who possess the currency. The current practice of featuring deceased historical figures is deemed outdated.

This currency redesign is a form of currency reform (화폐 개혁 – hwapye gaehyeok), not devaluation. The value of the currency remains the same, but the physical design changes. This measure aims to recover vast amounts of underground money, including hidden 50,000 won bills, 100,000 won bills, 1 million won bills, 100 billion won bills, and various anonymous bonds and checks. All old currency and anonymous financial instruments would become worthless if not brought forward. When these funds are declared, if their origin cannot be legitimately explained, they will be redistributed as national dividends (국민 배당금 – gungmin baedanggeum) to the public’s bank accounts. This will instantly eliminate slush funds and inject significant capital into the economy.

12. Administrative Reorganization: Regional Integration and Enhanced Infrastructure
    The “Regional Revolution” proposes a radical administrative reorganization of South Korea. The current provinces would be merged:

Jeolla Province and Gyeongsang Province would become Jeongyeongdo (전경도).
Chungcheong Province and Gangwon Province would become Chunggangdo (충강도).
Gyeonggi Province would be absorbed into Seoul, making Seoul a mega-city.
Incheon would become Incheon-bu (인천부), a metropolitan city.
Gimpo International Airport would be renamed Seoul International Airport, elevating its global status.
Jeju Island would remain a distinct administrative entity.

This reorganization would eliminate regionalism and foster national unity by dissolving traditional provincial boundaries.

13. Military Reform: From Conscription to a Professional Volunteer Force
    The “Conscription Revolution” proposes a shift from mandatory conscription to a professional volunteer military system. All men and women would undergo one month of basic military training and then be discharged, forming a reserve force. A professional, highly paid volunteer force would then be recruited from among the unemployed youth, offering salaries of around 2 million won per month, a significant increase from the current 100,000 won. This would save 10 trillion won in defense spending and address youth unemployment.

This system would ensure that specialized military equipment, like the K-9 self-propelled howitzer, is operated by trained professionals (non-commissioned officers and officers). The term “징병” (jingbyeong), meaning forced conscription, evokes painful historical memories of forced labor during Japanese colonial rule. Instead, the military would adopt a “모병제” (mobyeongje), a volunteer system, where individuals are recruited. It is deemed unacceptable for National Assembly members, who earn 10 million won a month, to send their children to serve for a mere 100,000 won.

14. Agricultural Reform: Land Liberalization and Organic Farming
    The “Agricultural Land Revolution” aims to liberalize agricultural land ownership. Currently, farmers struggle to sell their land, even when they wish to move to nursing homes, because only other farmers are permitted to buy it. This restricts the market and depresses land values.

Huh Kyung Young proposes allowing anyone, including urban dwellers, to freely buy and sell agricultural land. This would:

Increase Farmers’ Wealth: Land values would rise two to three times, benefiting farmers.
Promote Rural-Urban Connection: Urban residents could purchase farmland, visit on weekends to farm, and learn from rural elders, fostering a connection between city and countryside. This would revitalize rural communities, bringing back the sounds of children and ensuring respect for the elderly.
Boost Organic Farming: The Ministry of Agriculture would focus on developing microbial pesticides to replace chemical ones. This would lead to the production of high-quality, pesticide-free agricultural products, making Korean produce highly sought after globally. This would also improve the quality of water and reduce pesticide-related illnesses among the population.

Current agricultural policies, which restrict land sales and permit widespread pesticide use, are deemed detrimental to both farmers and public health.

15. Anti-Corruption Measures: Abolishing the Dual Punishment System for Bribery
    The “Anti-Corruption Revolution” targets bribery by abolishing the dual punishment system (쌍벌죄 – ssangbeoljoe), which punishes both the giver and receiver of a bribe. This system, it is argued, protects corrupt politicians by discouraging whistleblowers.

Under Huh Kyung Young’s proposal, only the recipient of a bribe would be punished. The person who offers the bribe would be exempt from punishment if they report it within 10 or 20 years. Furthermore, the reported bribe money would be returned to the whistleblower. This incentive would encourage individuals to report bribery, making it impossible for anyone to accept bribes, even from family members, for fear of being reported. This radical shift would eradicate South Korea’s “bribery republic” status.

16. Commercial Paper Reform: Protecting Small Businesses from Bankruptcy
    The “Commercial Paper Revolution” addresses the issue of commercial paper (어음 – eoeum), which is unique to South Korea and causes many small and medium-sized businesses to fail.

The proposal mandates that companies must pay a premium to issue commercial paper. If a company defaults, the insurance company would pay the holder first, then pursue legal action against the defaulting company. This would eliminate bankruptcies caused by commercial paper defaults, protecting business owners and their families from financial ruin and its devastating social consequences, such as family dissolution and personal hardship. Alternatively, commercial paper could be abolished entirely, moving towards a cash-only or corporate-only transaction system. However, given the trillions of won in commercial paper transactions annually, a sudden abolition could destabilize the economy. The current system, inherited from the Joseon Dynasty, is an anomaly in the global financial landscape.

17. Livelihood Protection: Safeguarding Basic Assets from Seizure
    The 24th pledge, the “Livelihood Revolution,” aims to protect citizens’ basic assets from forced seizure. This policy would:

Prohibit Seizure of Household Goods: Household items and essential belongings up to 100 million won in value would be exempt from forced execution.
Protect Rental Deposits: Security deposits for jeonse (lump-sum lease) and monthly rent up to 100 million won would also be protected from seizure.
Prohibit Entry into Residences: Judicial officers would be prohibited from entering private residences for the purpose of asset seizure.

These measures are designed to prevent the devastating impact of forced evictions and asset seizures on families, especially children. Currently, families are torn apart when their homes and belongings are seized due to debt. This policy would ensure that lenders cannot seize essential assets, thereby protecting the sanctity of the home and family life. While claims for debts exceeding 100 million won would still be possible, the core assets necessary for living would be safeguarded.

Huh Kyung-young’s 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the 3,000-Person Hit List 🔴1045th Huh Kyung-young Saturday Lecture (2016.09.24)

Keyword Frequency
people: 26
money: 20
Korea: 18
husband: 17
wife: 17
pledge: 16
earthquake: 13
government: 12
children: 11
future: 11

Today’s Central Metaphor
The speaker uses the metaphor of “ringing the doorbell” to represent his efforts to awaken the public to critical issues, contrasting it with politicians who “set fire” to the nation by causing suffering and neglecting the people’s welfare.

Lecture in Numbers
33: Number of revolutionary pledges by Huh Kyung-young.
1 hour, 55 minutes: Duration of Channel A’s broadcast about Huh Kyung-young’s pledges.
1 hour, 6 minutes: Duration of TV Chosun’s broadcast about Huh Kyung-young’s pledges.
3,000: Number of people on the “hit list” the speaker is writing a book about, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members.
14th: The number of the financial revolution pledge.
12: The number of causal links in the “12 Nidanas” (연기) or dependent origination.
6: The number of senses (육체) and corresponding objects (색상향미촉법) that lead to 36 interactions.
36: The product of 6 senses and 6 objects.
3: The number of times (past, present, future) by which 36 is multiplied to get 108.
108: The number of worldly desires (번뇌) or afflictions.
7th: The number of the “suk” (수) stage in the 12 Nidanas.
8th: The number of the “ae” (애) stage in the 12 Nidanas.
9th: The number of the “chwi” (취) stage in the 12 Nidanas.
10th: The number of the “yu” (유) stage in the 12 Nidanas.
11th: The number of the “saeng” (생) stage in the 12 Nidanas.
12th: The number of the “nosa” (노사) stage in the 12 Nidanas, representing death.
7 billion: The global population, implying Huh Kyung-young’s message reaches every household.
300: Number of National Assembly members who are “setting fire” to the nation.
50 million: The population of South Korea, whose hearts are being “set on fire” by politicians.
10 years: The time it took for a reporter to be acquitted of false accusations against a company.
100 times, 1,000 times: The magnitude of sin incurred by slandering Huh Kyung-young.
3rd: Japan’s ranking in the global economy.
12: The number of financial laws in Korea that need to be abolished.
25,000: The amount of money (presumably USD per capita) that financial real-name system has prevented Korea from reaching.
50,000: The target amount of money (presumably USD per capita) that can be achieved through “manpower” and “trust.”
10,000: The amount of money (presumably USD per capita) associated with technology.
20,000: The amount of money (presumably USD per capita) associated with technology.
30,000: The amount of money (presumably USD per capita) associated with etiquette.
40,000: The amount of money (presumably USD per capita) not explained due to lack of time.
50-100 years: The time it would take for Korea to catch up to Japan’s economic level by following its current path.
3: The number of major global powers (China, Japan, US) surrounding the Korean Peninsula.
15 years: The period by which Huh Kyung-young’s pledges preceded Europe’s similar policies.
1995: The year Huh Kyung-young’s pledges were patented.
90%: The percentage of Huh Kyung-young’s pledges that are not found in Europe.
27th: The number of the “organ revolution” pledge.
5: The number of future industries for the Korean people.
430: The speaker’s IQ.
4: The number of key future industries (Divine, Digital, Design, DNA).
16th: The number of the “earthquake revolution” pledge.
7: The magnitude of earthquake (Richter scale) that Seoul experienced in the past, which could kill 10 million people.
10 million: The number of people who could die if a magnitude 7 earthquake hits Seoul.
5 years: The period of employment in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that qualifies for a 400 million won startup fund.
1 million won: The amount of coupon given to those working in SMEs.
400 million won: The amount of collateral-free, guarantee-free, interest-free startup fund given to those who work 5 years in SMEs.
100%: The speaker’s goal for youth employment.
10 trillion won: The amount of national defense budget that can be saved by implementing the conscription revolution.
100,000 won: The current monthly salary of soldiers.
2 million won: The proposed monthly salary for voluntarily recruited soldiers.
4: The number of provinces Korea will be divided into.
6: The minimum number of people required to operate a K-9 self-propelled howitzer.
10 million won: The monthly salary of a National Assembly member.
100,000 won: The monthly salary of a soldier.
9: The number of categories under the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry.
2-3 times: The potential increase in land value if agricultural land sales are liberalized.
21st: The number of the “bribery revolution” pledge.
10-20 years: The period of imprisonment for a briber who reports the bribe.
30 years: The period a business owner might have worked before facing bankruptcy.
4 trillion won: The annual transaction volume of bills (어음) in Gangnam.
24th: The number of the “living revolution” pledge.
100 million won: The maximum amount of debt for which household goods and rental deposits are exempt from forced execution.
10 years, 100 years: The time it would take for current National Assembly members to pass the “living revolution” pledge.
12 PM: The time for the event at Haneulgung in Gupabal.
23 years old: The age at which a participant sustained a spinal injury during military service.

Signature Sentence
“Those who do not even know that I am here, if they carelessly evaluate me, will they not be on the 3,000-person hit list?”

Concise Summary & Highlights
Huh Kyung-young presents his 33 revolutionary pledges to fix Korea’s systemic problems, warning that those who oppose him will face consequences.

3,000-Person Hit List: A list of individuals, including 300 National Assembly members, who will face severe measures under his presidency for causing harm to the nation.
Financial Revolution: Abolishing the financial real-name system and real estate real-name system to attract global capital and prevent economic collapse, making Korea a financial hub.
Future Industries: Focusing on “Divine,” “Digital,” “Design,” and “DNA” industries to drive Korea’s future economic growth and innovation.
Earthquake Preparedness: Implementing a mandatory national earthquake manual for magnitude 7 earthquakes and requiring strong steel desks in homes.
Youth Employment & Startup Support: Providing 1 million won coupons to SME employees and 400 million won interest-free startup funds after 5 years of service.
Currency Redesign & Underground Funds: Redesigning currency with Huh Kyung-young’s image to bring hidden underground funds into the open, which will then be distributed as national dividends.
Abolition of Dual Punishment for Bribery: Eliminating punishment for bribe-givers who report bribery, incentivizing exposure of corruption and eradicating the “bribery republic.”

Scriptural / Religious Citations
Reference: Not explicitly stated as a specific book/chapter/verse, but references a Christian theological concept.
Quoted Passage: “Those who blaspheme and insult the Son of Man will be forgiven. But those who blaspheme the Holy Spirit (the Comforter who is to come) will not be forgiven in this world or in the world to come.”

Historical & Epochal Context
The lecture is situated in a period of perceived national crisis in South Korea, characterized by:
Economic Stagnation: The speaker attributes the 1997 Asian financial crisis (IMF bailout) to the financial real-name system and real estate real-name system, which he claims are hindering Korea’s economic growth beyond 25,000 USD per capita.
Global Economic Competition: The speaker compares Korea’s economic development stages (manpower, technology, etiquette, trust) to Japan’s, suggesting Korea is lagging by 50-100 years.
Political Corruption: The existence of a “bribery republic” and politicians who protect bribe-takers through dual punishment laws.
Outdated Policies: Criticisms of current policies regarding agricultural land sales, military conscription, and disaster preparedness manuals.
Technological Transition: The speaker discusses the shift from analog to digital and the need for innovation in design and “Divine” (spiritual) technology, implying a lack of foresight in current tech giants like Samsung.
Historical Parallels: References to Japan’s forced conscription (징용) during colonial times to highlight the negative connotations of mandatory military service, and the historical use of promissory notes (어음) in the Joseon Dynasty, unique to Korea.
Geopolitical Instability: Concerns about North Korea’s nuclear ambitions and the need for a strategic move like relocating the UN headquarters to Panmunjom to ensure peace.

Key Figures & Events Referenced
Huh Kyung-young: The speaker himself, presenting his 33 pledges and claiming unique insight and power.
Channel A, TV Chosun: Media outlets that broadcasted Huh Kyung-young’s pledges.
Confucius, Mencius, Xunzi, Han Feizi: Ancient Chinese philosophers whose teachings on family hierarchy (wife as mother, husband as son) are referenced.
Park Chung-hee, Yuk Young-soo: Former South Korean President and First Lady, used as an example of a wife treating her husband like a son for his success.
An Chi-beom: A person who saved others from a fire in a multi-unit dwelling, used as an analogy for Huh Kyung-young saving the nation.
Politicians, National Assembly members, Ministers: Criticized for their incompetence, corruption, and failure to address national issues.
Reporter (Namyeong Dairy incident): A journalist whose false report caused a company to go bankrupt, illustrating the dangers of irresponsible media.
Japan, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Australia, USA, China, Russia: Countries and regions referenced in discussions about financial systems, economic power, and geopolitical strategy.
Psy: A famous Korean singer, whose song is mentioned in the context of copyright infringement of Huh Kyung-young’s music.
Seongnam Mayor, Seoul Mayor: Criticized for implementing youth allowances in cash instead of coupons.
King Sejong: A historical figure whose image is on Korean currency, criticized for being a “dead person” whose image should be replaced.
Pao Qingtian (Justice Bao): A legendary Chinese judge, whose voice is compared to the speaker’s supporter reading the bribery pledge.
Chung Ju-yung: Founder of Hyundai Group, mentioned in the context of agricultural reform.

Core Concept Definitions
3,000-Person Hit List (살생부): A list of 3,000 individuals, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members, who will face severe measures under Huh Kyung-young’s presidency for their past actions that harmed the nation.
Human Punishment (인형): Punishment given by humans, such as legal penalties.
Heavenly Punishment (천벌): Punishment from heaven, a consequence of sin.
Sin (죄): An act that incurs heavenly punishment.
Hierarchy (서열): The natural order in relationships, particularly between husband and wife, where the wife is considered superior (like a mother) and the husband is subordinate (like a son).
12 Nidanas / Dependent Origination (12 연기): A Buddhist concept explaining the chain of causation that leads to suffering and rebirth. The speaker outlines its stages:
Ignorance (무명): The first cause, leading to action.
Action (행): Unwise actions driven by ignorance.
Consciousness (식): The formation of karmic consciousness or “upjang” (업장) from actions.
Name and Form (명색): The development of mental and physical faculties.
Six Sense Bases (육체): The six senses (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, mind) and their objects.
Contact (촉): The interaction between senses and objects.
Feeling (수): The experience of sensations (pleasant, unpleasant, neutral).
Craving (애): Desire for pleasant feelings and aversion to unpleasant ones.
Clinging (취): Attachment to objects of craving.
Becoming (유): The process of forming new existence.
Birth (생): Rebirth into a new existence.
Old Age and Death (노사): The inevitable suffering of aging and death.
Financial Real-Name System (금융 실명제): A system requiring financial transactions to be conducted under real names, which the speaker claims caused Korea’s economic crisis and hinders foreign investment.
Real Estate Real-Name System (부동산 실명제): A system requiring real estate transactions to be conducted under real names, also blamed for economic problems.
Manpower (맨파워): Human effort and diligence, a factor in economic development.
Technology (기술): Technological advancement, another factor in economic development.
Etiquette (에티켓): Social manners and conduct, a factor in economic development.
Trust (신뢰): Reliability and confidence, the highest factor in economic development.
Financial Mecca (금융 메카): A global financial hub, which the speaker plans to create in Saemangeum, Korea.
Divine (영성) / Spiritual Industry (영성 산업): A future industry focused on infusing spirituality and positive affirmations into everyday objects and technology, making them “alive” and supportive.
Digital Industry (디지털 산업): The industry related to digital technology, replacing analog.
Design Industry (디자인 산업): An industry focused on revolutionary design changes for products like mobile phones and homes.
DNA Industry (DNA 산업): An industry focused on genetic engineering and related technologies, currently restricted in Korea.
Earthquake Manual (지진 매뉴얼): A set of procedures for responding to earthquakes, which the speaker criticizes the government for not having a comprehensive one for magnitude 7.
Corporate Revolution (기업 혁명): Pledges related to supporting SMEs and youth entrepreneurship.
Coupon System (쿠폰): A system to provide financial aid to youth in SMEs, ensuring the money is spent on necessities and stimulates the market, unlike cash handouts.
Youth Employment National Responsibility System (청년 취업 국가 책임제): A system where the government guarantees employment for youth, providing a salary if they cannot find a job.
UN Headquarters Relocation (유엔 본부 판문점 이전): A pledge to move the UN headquarters to Panmunjom to prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons and ensure peace on the Korean Peninsula.
Currency Revolution (화폐 혁명): Redesigning currency with Huh Kyung-young’s image to bring hidden funds into the open and distribute them as national dividends.
Administrative District Revolution (지하 혁명): Reorganizing Korea’s administrative districts into four new provinces (Jeongyeongdo, Gyeongjeongdo, Chunggangdo, Jeju-do) and making Seoul a special city, to eliminate regionalism.
Conscription Revolution (징병 혁명): Replacing the current conscription system with a one-month military training for all men and women, followed by a volunteer-based professional military with higher salaries.
Agricultural Land Revolution (농지 혁명): Liberalizing the sale of agricultural land to allow urban dwellers to purchase it, increasing farmers’ asset values and promoting rural-urban interaction.
Pesticide Reform (농약 개혁): Developing microbial pesticides to replace chemical ones, improving food quality and reducing health problems.
Bribery Revolution (폭행명): Abolishing the dual punishment system for bribery, punishing only the recipient, and rewarding whistleblowers with the bribe money to eradicate corruption.
Promissory Note Revolution (어음 혁명): Reforming the promissory note system to prevent bankruptcies of SMEs by requiring insurance for notes, or abolishing them entirely.
Living Revolution (생활 혁명): Protecting citizens’ basic living by prohibiting forced execution on household goods and rental deposits up to 100 million won.

Central Questions & Answers
Central Question: How can South Korea overcome its current political corruption, economic stagnation, and social problems to achieve prosperity and national well-being?
Speaker’s Answer: By electing Huh Kyung-young as president, who will implement his 33 revolutionary pledges, including:
Eradicating Corruption: Through a “3,000-person hit list” for corrupt officials and a “bribery revolution” that incentivizes whistleblowers.
Economic Revival: By abolishing the financial and real estate real-name systems, establishing Korea as a financial mecca, and fostering future-oriented industries (Divine, Digital, Design, DNA).
Social Reform: By restructuring administrative districts to eliminate regionalism, reforming military conscription, liberalizing agricultural land, and protecting citizens’ basic living through the “living revolution.”
National Unity and Health: By redesigning currency with his image to bring hidden wealth to the people and promoting his name for physical and spiritual well-being.

Conclusion & Strategic / Philosophical Implications
The lecture concludes with a call to action for the audience to spread Huh Kyung-young’s message, likening it to “ringing a doorbell” to awaken the nation. He asserts that his policies are the only way to save Korea from its current trajectory of decline and that those who oppose him will face divine retribution and be included in his “3,000-person hit list.”

The strategic implications are a radical overhaul of governance, economy, and society, based on the speaker’s unique vision and self-proclaimed divine authority. Philosophically, it posits a direct link between individual and national well-being and adherence to his teachings, suggesting that his presence alone can bring about positive change, including physical healing and economic prosperity. The ethical implication is a strong emphasis on accountability for past wrongdoings by political and economic elites, with severe consequences for those deemed corrupt or obstructive. Societally, it envisions a unified, prosperous Korea free from regionalism and social ills, achieved through a top-down, authoritarian-leaning transformation.

Cross-Referencing
Other works/lectures by the same speaker: The lecture explicitly references “Huh Kyung-young’s 33 Revolutionary Pledges” as a core body of work, which was previously broadcast on Channel A and TV Chosun. He also mentions writing a book about the “3,000-person hit list.” His “Youth Employment National Responsibility System” is also mentioned as part of his pledges. The speaker also refers to his own songs and their copyright.
Related theories, books, or research: The speaker references the “12 Nidanas” (12 연기) from Buddhist philosophy to explain the chain of cause and effect leading to suffering. He also mentions the philosophical teachings of Confucius, Mencius, Xunzi, and Han Feizi regarding family hierarchy.
Historical parallels or precedents: The speaker draws parallels between his role and that of An Chi-beom, who saved people from a fire, implying he is saving the nation. He also compares the current political situation to the Namyeong Dairy incident, where a false report caused a company’s downfall. The speaker references the Joseon Dynasty’s use of promissory notes (어음) to highlight its historical presence in Korea.

Multilingual Translation Strategy
To produce reliable multilingual versions, especially for English, a multi-stage workflow is recommended:
Initial Machine Translation (MT): Use advanced MT tools (e.g., DeepL, Google Translate) for a first pass, as they can handle general Korean well.
Human Post-Editing (HPE) by Bilingual Experts: Engage professional translators fluent in both Korean and the target language (e.g., English) to review and correct the MT output. This is crucial for:
Nuance and Context: Capturing the speaker’s unique tone, rhetorical style, and specific cultural references (e.g., “hit list,” “heavenly punishment,” “financial mecca”).
Specialized Terminology: Ensuring accurate translation of political, economic, and philosophical terms (e.g., “financial real-name system,” “12 Nidanas,” “Divine industry”).
Idiosyncratic Language: Correcting any unusual phrasing, analogies, or self-referential statements that MT might misinterpret.
Consistency: Maintaining consistent terminology for key concepts and pledges throughout the translation.
Subject Matter Expert (SME) Review: A reviewer with knowledge of Korean politics, economics, and the speaker’s specific ideology should check the translated text for accuracy and fidelity to the original message, especially for the pledges and criticisms of current policies.
Proofreading and Quality Assurance: A final review by a native speaker of the target language to ensure grammatical correctness, natural flow, and high readability.
Glossary Development: Create a glossary of key terms and their approved translations (e.g., “3,000-person hit list,” “Divine industry,” “Living Revolution”) to ensure consistency across all translated materials.
Timestamping: Ensure accurate timestamping for subtitles to align with the spoken content, which is vital for video lectures.

Content Gaps & Unaddressed Areas
Specifics of the “3,000-Person Hit List”: While mentioned as a powerful measure, the exact criteria for inclusion, the legal basis for such “measures,” and the nature of these “measures” (beyond “not killing them, but something scarier”) are not detailed. This leaves a significant ambiguity regarding due process and human rights.
Economic Impact of Financial Reforms: The speaker claims the financial and real estate real-name systems caused the IMF crisis and hinder growth. However, he does not provide detailed economic analysis or evidence to support these claims, nor does he explain how abolishing them would specifically attract capital without increasing illicit financial activities.
Feasibility of UN Headquarters Relocation: The logistics, international political challenges, and financial costs of moving the UN headquarters to Panmunjom are not addressed. The claim that it would prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons is presented without a clear mechanism.
Implementation of “Divine” Industry: The concept of “Divine” or “Spiritual” industry is abstract. While examples like talking phones and doors are given, the practical steps for developing this industry, its economic model, and how it would be integrated into existing technological frameworks are not elaborated.
Legal and Ethical Implications of DNA Industry: The speaker criticizes Korea for blocking the DNA industry due to “ethics” and “bioethics.” However, he does not address the complex ethical concerns (e.g., genetic manipulation, privacy, potential for misuse) that typically lead to such regulations.
Details of Military Reform: While proposing a one-month training for all and a professional volunteer army, the speaker does not detail the transition plan, the budget implications beyond the 10 trillion won saving, or how a small professional army would effectively defend against potential threats.
Mechanism for Underground Fund Recovery: The currency redesign pledge aims to bring hidden funds to the surface. However, the process of identifying the “source” of these funds and how they would be “returned to the people” as dividends is not fully explained, raising questions about potential legal challenges and fairness.
Impact of Administrative District Reform: The claim that reorganizing administrative districts will eliminate regionalism is a significant assertion without a clear sociological or political explanation of how this would occur.
Evidence for Healing Claims: The lecture concludes with demonstrations of physical healing by calling his name. No scientific or medical evidence is provided to substantiate these claims, leaving them as assertions of supernatural power.

Future Predictions & Prophetic Statements
3,000-Person Hit List: “When I become president, 3,000 people will be subject to measures beyond your imagination.”
Book Release: “This book [about the hit list] will be released before I become president.”
Korea’s Future as “Asia’s Maid”: “If we continue this way, Korea will become Asia’s maid… Our young people will become Asia’s maids, drivers in Japan or China.”
Future Industries: “The future industries are Divine, Digital, Design, DNA… These four industries will change the future.”
Earthquake Preparedness: “If a magnitude 7 earthquake hits Seoul, about 10 million people could die.”
Youth Employment: “I will achieve 100% youth employment.”
UN Headquarters Relocation: “I knew 25 years ago that North Korea would make nuclear weapons. If the UN headquarters moves to Panmunjom, North Korea cannot possess nuclear weapons.”
Currency Redesign: “The design of money will all change to Huh Kyung-young’s picture… When I become president, all hidden funds will be put into your bank accounts as national dividends.”
Eradication of Bribery: “When Huh Kyung-young becomes president, the bribery republic will disappear.”
Promissory Note Reform: “If we don’t do the promissory note revolution, or abolish promissory notes, many SMEs will go bankrupt.”
Protection of Basic Living: “With the living revolution, forced execution on household goods and rental deposits up to 100 million won will be prohibited.”
Personal Transformation: “If you call my name, your cells will become stronger, and you will undergo a spiritual transformation.”

Executive Insight
Huh Kyung-young’s lecture presents a comprehensive, albeit unconventional, vision for South Korea’s future, rooted in a critique of existing political and economic systems. His “33 Revolutionary Pledges” offer radical solutions, from abolishing financial real-name systems to redesigning currency and relocating the UN headquarters. The core strategic takeaway is his assertion that a complete overhaul, led by his unique insights and perceived divine authority, is necessary to save Korea from corruption, economic stagnation, and social decay. He positions himself as the sole figure capable of enacting these changes, promising both national prosperity through innovative “Divine” and “DNA” industries, and personal well-being through his spiritual influence. The lecture’s blend of detailed policy proposals, historical references, and claims of supernatural power underscores a populist appeal that challenges conventional governance and societal norms.

공약(公約)-(Public promise, Pledge, Commitment)

A promise made publicly, especially by a politician.
혁명(革命)-(Revolution, Reform, Upheaval)
A drastic and far-reaching change in the way something is done or organized.
살생부(殺生簿)-(Death list, Hit list)
A list of people targeted for elimination or severe punishment.
기강(紀綱)-(Discipline, Order, Morale)
The moral discipline or order within an organization or nation.
현역(現役)-(Active duty, Incumbent)
Currently serving or in office.
금융(金融)-(Finance, Banking, Monetary affairs)
Matters relating to money, banking, and credit.
화제(火災)-(Fire, Conflagration, Blaze)
An accidental or intentional destructive burning.
절교(絕交)-(Breakup, Severance of friendship, End of relationship)
The act of ending a friendship or relationship.
순간(瞬間)-(Moment, Instant, Flash)
A very brief period of time.
현명(賢明)-(Wise, Sagacious, Prudent)
Having or showing good judgment.
주택(住宅)-(Housing, Residence, Dwelling)
A building or part of a building where people live.
사형(死刑)-(Death penalty, Capital punishment, Execution)
The punishment of execution.
인형(人刑)-(Human punishment, Earthly punishment)
Punishment given by humans or earthly laws.
천벌(天罰)-(Divine punishment, Heavenly retribution, Act of God)
Punishment inflicted by a divine power.
방정식(方程式)-(Equation, Formula, Mathematical expression)
A statement that the values of two mathematical expressions are equal.
서열(序列)-(Hierarchy, Order of precedence, Ranking)
A system or organization in which people or things are ranked one above the other.
평등(平等)-(Equality, Equivalence, Fairness)
The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, or opportunities.
유기(儒氣)-(Confucian spirit, Confucianism)
The principles and teachings of Confucius.
연기(緣起)-(Dependent origination, Causality, Interconnectedness)
The Buddhist concept that all phenomena arise in dependence upon other phenomena.
무명(無明)-(Ignorance, Unenlightenment, Delusion)
Lack of knowledge or understanding, especially in a spiritual sense.
행동(行動)-(Action, Behavior, Conduct)
The process of doing something.
명색(名色)-(Name and form, Mentality and materiality)
A Buddhist term referring to the combination of mental and physical phenomena that constitute an individual.
육체(肉體)-(Body, Physical body, Flesh)
The physical structure of a person or animal.
번뇌(煩惱)-(Affliction, Delusion, Mental defilement)
Mental states that disturb one’s peace of mind.
업장(業障)-(Karmic hindrance, Obstacle due to karma)
Obstacles or difficulties arising from past actions (karma).
모방(模倣)-(Imitation, Copying, Mimicry)
The act of copying or mimicking something.
저작권(著作權)-(Copyright, Authorship rights, Intellectual property)
The legal right to be the only one to reproduce, publish, and sell a book, musical composition, or work of art.
장기(臟器)-(Organ, Internal organ, Transplant organ)
A part of the body that has a specific function, often used in the context of transplantation.
영성(靈性)-(Spirituality, Divinity, Sacredness)
The quality of being concerned with the human spirit or soul.
매뉴얼(Manual)-(Manual, Handbook, Guidebook)
A book of instructions, especially for operating a machine or learning a subject.

Huh kyung young’s 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the Purge List of 3,000

1. The 3,000-Person Purge List and National Discipline
   Huh kyung young is currently writing a book titled “The Purge List of 3,000.” Upon becoming president, 3,000 individuals, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members, will face measures far beyond public imagination to restore national discipline. These actions will not involve physical harm but will be far more severe, addressing the immense suffering these individuals have caused the populace. The public desires decisive action against them.

2. The 14th Pledge: Financial Revolution and the Nature of Money
   The 14th pledge concerns a financial revolution. Consider a recent incident where a fire broke out in a studio apartment. The arsonist, after being rejected by his girlfriend, set the fire in a fit of rage. This woman was wise to end the relationship, as such a person could cause immense harm. Setting fire to a multi-unit dwelling like a studio apartment or gosiwon (mini-room) is a capital offense, punishable by death. This earthly punishment is referred to as “inhyeong” (인형, human punishment), while divine retribution is “cheonbeol” (천벌, heavenly punishment). Even after receiving human punishment, one must still face heavenly punishment.

The character for “finance” (금융, geumnyung) contains the character for “insect” (蟲, chung). This signifies that money, if hoarded, attracts “insects” or becomes toxic. Those with vast wealth often struggle with sleep, plagued by anxieties as if insects are constantly buzzing around them. Money, therefore, is a necessity that can become evil if misused. It is crucial to remember its “insect-like” nature.

3. The Importance of Financial Circulation
   When money is circulated through investments in corporations or small and medium-sized enterprises, enabling their success, it remains healthy. However, if money is hoarded or left stagnant in banks, it will rot and lose its value.

4. The Flaws of Financial Real-Name System and Real Estate Real-Name System
   The financial real-name system and real estate real-name system are identified as the root causes of South Korea’s economic crisis, including the IMF bailout. Huh kyung young asserts that he is the only one who understands this. Japan, a global economic powerhouse, does not implement a financial real-name system. If it did, its capital would flee, leading to bankruptcy. Wealthy nations like Switzerland also avoid such systems to attract capital. Developing countries often hide their funds in Japanese or Swiss banks. They do not invest in countries with financial real-name systems. The reason foreign investors are hesitant to invest in South Korea is precisely because of its financial real-name system. Money, like insects, thrives in darkness.

Huh kyung young plans to abolish 12 financial laws, including the financial real-name system, to establish the world’s leading financial hub in Saemangeum. The current system, which requires extensive personal information for financial transactions, is problematic. It allows for easy tracking of an individual’s wealth, which is detrimental. The financial real-name system has stifled South Korea’s economic growth, preventing it from reaching a per capita income of $50,000.

5. The Five Stages of National Development and the Role of Trust
   Achieving a $50,000 per capita income requires overcoming corruption. The five stages of national development are:
   $10,000: Manpower (부지런함, diligence)
   $20,000: Technology (기술, gisul)
   $30,000: Etiquette (에티켓, etiquette)
   $40,000: Time (시간, shigan)
   $50,000: Trust (신뢰, shilloe)

Japan has reached the $50,000 level, encompassing manpower, technology, etiquette, and trust. South Korea, however, remains stuck at the technology stage. To catch up with Japan would take 50 to 100 years. Huh kyung young’s mission is to prevent South Korea from becoming an “Asian maid” or “Asian driver” for Japan or China. The financial real-name system erodes trust, hindering this progress.

6. South Korea as a Financial Mecca and a Land of Angels
   Huh kyung young intends to transform the Korean Peninsula into a financial mecca. Its strategic location, surrounded by economic powerhouses like China, Japan, and the United States, makes it ideal for attracting global capital, similar to Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and Australia. Furthermore, South Korea is home to the world’s most beautiful women. This beauty, however, should not be overshadowed by a “gangster” image. South Korea is a land of angels, not a “hell in the East.” The traditional Korean attire, with its vibrant colors and black hair, eyes, and skirts, is captivating. Foreigners are drawn to this beauty. However, if a financial real-name system is in place, it signals a lack of trust, deterring investment.

7. The Origin of Huh kyung young’s Pledges and the 12-Fold Chain of Causation
   Huh kyung young’s pledges were patented and copyrighted in 1995, 15 years before similar policies appeared in Europe. He holds the intellectual property rights. He notes that over 90% of his pledges are unique and not found in Europe, despite claims to the contrary.

The concept of the 12-fold chain of causation (십이연기, shibiyeongi) explains how suffering arises.
Ignorance (무명, mumyeong): The root cause, a lack of understanding.
Volitional Formations (행, haeng): Ignorance leads to actions. For example, the arsonist’s ignorance led him to set the fire.
Consciousness (식, shik): Actions create karmic imprints in consciousness, leading to consequences like trials and imprisonment.
Name and Form (명색, myeongsaek): Consciousness gives rise to mental and physical phenomena.
Six Sense Bases (육체, yukche): Name and form lead to the development of the six senses (eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, mind).
Contact (촉, chok): The interaction between the senses and their objects.
Feeling (수, su): Contact leads to sensations.
Craving (애, ae): Feelings lead to desire and attachment.
Grasping (취, chwi): Craving intensifies into clinging.
Becoming (유, yu): Grasping leads to the process of existence.
Birth (생, saeng): Becoming results in rebirth.
Old Age and Death (노사, nosa): Birth inevitably leads to aging and death.

This cycle of suffering is initiated by ignorance. However, by encountering Huh kyung young, this cycle can be transformed into “eternal life” (영생, yeongsaeng) or a “dream” (꿈, kkum) of a better world.

8. The “Doorbell” Analogy and Political Inaction
   The story of Ahn Chi-beom (안치범), who saved many lives by ringing doorbells during a fire, serves as an analogy. Huh kyung young sees himself as ringing the “doorbell” for the 7 billion people on Earth. Those who do not heed his call will perish. He asserts that he is ringing the doorbell, while politicians and 300 National Assembly members are setting fires in the homes of the 50 million citizens. They are preoccupied with trivial power struggles, ignoring the real problems of the people. These politicians are causing immense suffering, leading people to despair. They are abnormal and must be corrected. Huh kyung young is ringing the doorbell to rectify this.

9. The Gravity of Criticizing Huh kyung young
   Criticizing Huh kyung young carries immense karmic weight, a hundred or a thousand times greater than criticizing others. Those who blaspheme Jesus were forgiven, but those who reject the Comforter (보혜사, bohyessa) will not be forgiven in this world or the next. Those who do not recognize Huh kyung young’s presence and carelessly evaluate him will find themselves on the 3,000-person purge list. The details of how this will be implemented are secret but will be revealed after he becomes president. The book containing this list will be published before his presidency.

10. The 27th Pledge: Organ Revolution and Future Industries
    The 27th pledge is an “organ revolution” (장기혁명, janggi hyeokmyeong). Currently, thousands of people wait years for organ transplants, often dying before a suitable organ becomes available. Wealthy individuals may travel to China for transplants, but most perish. Huh kyung young promises to save these people. Critics, however, question the legality and ethics of procuring organs. Current National Assembly members, citing bioethics, prevent organ procurement and DNA cloning. Meanwhile, other nations are advancing in these fields, forcing South Korea to purchase their technologies.

South Korea must focus on five future industries to secure its future:
Divine 4th Industrial Revolution (영성 산업, yeongseong saneop): This involves infusing spirituality into technology. For example, a phone should say “I love you” or “Be strong” when picked up. A smart home should greet its owner with “Welcome home, you worked hard today.” This creates emotional connection and positive reinforcement.
Digital Industry (디지털 산업, dijiteol saneop): Transitioning from analog to digital.
Design Industry (디자인 산업, dijain saneop): Revolutionizing product design. Phones, for instance, should have changeable designs, perhaps resembling a leaf, and their colors should adapt to the season.
DNA Industry (DNA 산업, DNA saneop): Overcoming ethical barriers to advance in DNA research and application. Other countries are already creating DNA maps and making progress, and South Korea must join them.

These four industries are crucial for transforming the future. South Korea’s current focus on only digital and design is insufficient. Televisions, for example, should display family photos or childhood pictures of children when turned on, fostering family harmony.

11. The 16th Pledge: Earthquake Revolution and Disaster Preparedness
    The 16th pledge is an “earthquake revolution” (지진혁명, jijin hyeokmyeong). A recent earthquake exposed the lack of a proper manual, with the responsible minister stating that a manual “will never exist.” This is unacceptable. Although South Korea is slightly outside the main earthquake zone, it has experienced magnitude 7 earthquakes in Seoul, which could kill 10 million people. All earthquake manuals in South Korea must be designed for a magnitude 7 earthquake. The current approach of creating manuals only after a disaster occurs, implying that people must die first, is flawed. Huh kyung young advocates for strong, magnitude 7-resistant structures.

Every home should have a sturdy steel desk in the main bedroom and children’s rooms. In the event of an earthquake, one can take shelter under it and survive, even if the building collapses. Wooden desks are insufficient. The government’s current stance that manuals cannot be created in advance is irresponsible.

12. The 15th Pledge: Enterprise Revolution and Youth Employment
    The 15th pledge is an “enterprise revolution” (기업혁명, gieop hyeokmyeong). This addresses the impending youth unemployment crisis.
    Youth Employment Coupons: Young people entering small and medium-sized enterprises will receive 1 million won in coupons. These coupons can only be used for essential goods and food, not alcohol or cigarettes, stimulating consumption and revitalizing the market. This differs from cash handouts, which can be saved.
    Startup Capital for SME Employees: After five years of working in a small or medium-sized enterprise, individuals will receive 400 million won in interest-free, collateral-free, and guarantee-free startup capital. This encourages young people to work in SMEs, gain experience, and eventually become entrepreneurs, rather than solely seeking employment in large corporations.
    National Responsibility for Youth Employment: Huh kyung young’s plan includes a “national responsibility system for youth employment,” where the government provides salaries if employment is not secured.

This system aims to empower young people, allowing them to pursue entrepreneurship and avoid the stigma of unemployment.

13. The 16th Pledge: UN Headquarters in Panmunjom
    The 16th pledge proposes moving the UN Headquarters to Panmunjom. Huh kyung young foresaw North Korea’s nuclear ambitions 25 years ago. Placing the UN Headquarters in Panmunjom would prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons, as it would be surrounded by 500 UN-affiliated organizations. This move would also prevent major powers like China, the United States, and Russia from dividing the Korean Peninsula, ensuring its security. No current South Korean politician understands this strategy.

14. The 17th Pledge: Currency Revolution
    The 17th pledge is a “currency revolution” (화폐혁명, hwapye hyeokmyeong). This involves changing the design of all banknotes to feature Huh kyung young’s image. This is not a currency reform (화폐개혁, hwapye gaeyeok) that alters value, but a design change. The new currency, bearing his image, is believed to bring good fortune and prosperity.

This design change would force all hidden cash, including 50,000 won bills, 100,000 won bills, 1 million won bills, 100 million won bills, 100 billion won bills, and all anonymous bonds, out of hiding. Any old currency not exchanged would become worthless. The origin of these funds would be investigated, and any untraceable money would be distributed to the public as “national dividends” (국민배당금, gungmin baedanggeum). This would swiftly resolve the issue of slush funds and inject wealth directly into citizens’ accounts.

15. The 18th Pledge: Administrative District Revolution
    The 18th pledge is an “administrative district revolution” (지하혁명, jihahyeokmyeong). This involves reorganizing South Korea’s administrative divisions:
    Jeon-Gyeong Province (전경도, Jeon-gyeong-do): Jeollanam-do and Gyeongsangnam-do would be merged.
    Chung-Gang Province (충강도, Chung-gang-do): Chungcheongnam-do, Chungcheongbuk-do, and Gangwon-do would be merged.
    Seoul Metropolitan Area: Gyeonggi-do would become Seoul, and Incheon would become Incheon Metropolitan City. Incheon International Airport would be renamed Seoul International Airport, becoming a world-class hub. Gimpo International Airport would become Gimpo International Airport.
    Jeju Island: Jeju Island would remain a separate province.

This reorganization would eliminate regionalism by blending the eastern and western regions.

16. The 19th Pledge: Conscription Revolution
    The 19th pledge is a “conscription revolution” (징병혁명, jingbyeong hyeokmyeong). All men and women would receive one month of military training and then be immediately discharged. A professional, volunteer-based military (모병제, mobyeongje) would be established, recruiting soldiers with competitive salaries (around 2 million won per month) to address youth unemployment. This would save 10 trillion won in defense spending.

The current conscription system (징병, jingbyeong), which forces individuals into service for low pay, is deemed undesirable. The new system would focus on professional soldiers and officers for specialized equipment and combat roles, while the general population would serve as a trained reserve force with reduced training requirements. This contrasts with the historical “forced conscription” (징용, jingyong) by Japan. It is unacceptable for National Assembly members to earn 10 million won a month while their children serve for 100,000 won.

17. The 20th Pledge: Farmland Revolution
    The 20th pledge is a “farmland revolution” (농지혁명, nongji hyeokmyeong). This would allow urban residents to freely purchase farmland. Currently, elderly farmers struggle to sell their land to fund their retirement, as there are few buyers.
    Free Trade of Farmland: Allowing anyone to buy and sell farmland would increase its value, benefiting farmers. Urban residents could purchase farmland, potentially leasing it back to farmers or cultivating it themselves on weekends.
    Revitalization of Rural Areas: This would bring more people to rural areas, fostering community and providing support for the elderly.
    Organic Farming: The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs would promote organic farming using microorganisms instead of pesticides. This would make South Korean agricultural products highly sought after globally, reducing pesticide-related illnesses by half.

The current system, which restricts farmland ownership, is detrimental to farmers’ wealth and the vitality of rural communities. The widespread use of pesticides and detergents is polluting rivers and oceans, harming the environment and public health.

18. The 21st Pledge: Bribery Revolution
    The 21st pledge is a “bribery revolution” (폭행명, pokhaengmyeong). This involves abolishing the “dual punishment system” (쌍벌죄, ssangbeoljoe) for bribery, where both the giver and receiver are punished.
    Punishment for Receivers Only: Only the recipient of a bribe would be punished. The briber would be exempt from punishment.
    Incentivizing Whistleblowers: If a briber reports the bribe within 10 or 20 years, the reported bribe money would be returned to the whistleblower. This would create a strong incentive for individuals to report bribery, making it impossible for anyone to accept bribes.

The current dual punishment system protects corrupt politicians, who are often the biggest recipients of bribes. Huh kyung young’s system would eliminate bribery, even between family members, as the risk of being reported for financial gain would be too high.

19. The 22nd Pledge: Promissory Note Revolution
    The 22nd pledge is a “promissory note revolution” (어음혁명, eoeum hyeokmyeong). This aims to prevent business failures caused by promissory notes.
    Mandatory Insurance for Promissory Notes: To issue a promissory note, one must pay an insurance premium. If a company defaults, the insurance company would pay first, and legal proceedings would follow. This would prevent small and medium-sized enterprises from collapsing due to unpaid notes.
    Protection for Families: This would protect families from the devastating consequences of business failure, such as children having to drop out of school or facing sexual harassment.

Promissory notes are unique to South Korea, a practice dating back to the Joseon Dynasty. While eliminating them entirely could destabilize the economy due to the massive volume of transactions, the insurance system would mitigate their risks.

20. The 24th Pledge: Livelihood Revolution
    The 24th pledge is a “livelihood revolution” (생활혁명, saenghwal hyeokmyeong). This focuses on protecting citizens’ basic living standards.
    Protection from Foreclosure: Foreclosure and seizure of household goods and security deposits (전월세 보증금, jeonwolse bojeunggeum) up to 100 million won would be prohibited. This prevents families, especially those with children, from being evicted and their lives disrupted.
    Prohibition of Residential Entry: Entry into a residence for debt collection would be prohibited. Lenders should not expect to seize security deposits when extending loans.

This measure aims to protect the sanctity of the home and prevent the destruction of families due to financial hardship. While debts exceeding 100 million won can still be pursued, household items up to that value would be protected.

21. Earthquake Preparedness and Government Inaction
    A recent earthquake revealed the lack of a proper manual, with the responsible minister stating that a manual “will never exist.” This is unacceptable. Although South Korea is slightly outside the main earthquake zone, it has experienced magnitude 7 earthquakes in Seoul, which could kill 10 million people. All earthquake manuals in South Korea must be designed for a magnitude 7 earthquake. The current approach of creating manuals only after a disaster occurs, implying that people must die first, is flawed. Huh kyung young advocates for strong, magnitude 7-resistant structures.

Every home should have a sturdy steel desk in the main bedroom and children’s rooms. In the event of an earthquake, one can take shelter under it and survive, even if the building collapses. Wooden desks are insufficient. The government’s current stance that manuals cannot be created in advance is irresponsible.

22. The Power of Huh kyung young’s Name and Presence
    Calling out Huh kyung young’s name strengthens the body’s cells and brings about spiritual transformation. His presence and even his photograph have a healing effect, making individuals healthier. This spiritual change will become fully apparent after he becomes president.

23. Healing Through Huh kyung young’s Touch
    Huh kyung young demonstrates his healing abilities by touching individuals. He can diagnose ailments, such as rhinitis, by assessing their physical strength. Through his touch, he can restore strength and normalize bodily functions, as evidenced by individuals regaining strength in their limbs and overcoming chronic pain. He invites those suffering to come forward for healing.

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Huh Kyung young’s 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the 3000-Person Purge List

Date: 2016-09-24

Keywords: Huh Kyung young, Revolutionary Pledges, Purge List, Financial Reform, 12 Nidanas

Content

Introduction to the 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the 3000-Person Purge List
Huh Kyung young commenced his lecture by addressing the audience, noting the need for more attendees and acknowledging the recent challenges faced by individuals, suggesting that their busy lives should now lead them to his teachings . He announced the completion of his 33 revolutionary pledges, which had been previously introduced on YouTube, and mentioned that these pledges, aimed at fostering happiness, were the subject of a 55-minute broadcast on Channel A and a 6-minute segment on TV Chosun .

He then introduced the concept of a “3000-person purge list,” explaining that he is currently writing a book on this topic . This list, he clarified, targets 3,000 individuals, including the 300 incumbent National Assembly members, who will face measures beyond public imagination once he assumes the presidency . These actions, while not involving physical harm, are intended to be more formidable, as these individuals are deemed responsible for immense suffering among the populace . The public, he asserted, desires accountability for these individuals .

The 4-5-50 Financial Revolution and the Nature of Punishment
Huh Kyung young proceeded to discuss the 14th pledge, the “4-5-50 Financial Revolution” . He illustrated the concept of punishment through a recent incident where a fire was set in a studio apartment complex after a breakup . He condemned the act, stating that setting fire to a multi-occupancy dwelling like a studio apartment or gosiwon (a type of compact living space) warrants the death penalty, as such buildings are highly flammable .

He distinguished between human punishment (“in-hyeong”) and divine punishment (“cheon-beol”), asserting that even after receiving human punishment, one must still face divine retribution . He then introduced a philosophical analogy concerning marital relationships, stating that a husband is akin to a son, and a wife is akin to a mother . Therefore, marital disputes arise from a misunderstanding of this hierarchy . He emphasized that a wife holds a superior position, akin to a mother, not an equal . This is evidenced, he argued, by people calling for their mothers, not fathers, at the moment of death, even those who profess faith in a paternal deity .

Consequently, he stated that a husband who quarrels with his wife is essentially quarreling with his mother . A man who strikes his wife, who embodies the maternal figure bringing forth all creation, will incur divine punishment, regardless of legal consequences . He advised men to address their wives respectfully, without raising their voices, acknowledging the inherent maternal role of women . He further supported this by referencing Eastern philosophical traditions, including Confucius, Mencius, Xunzi, and Han Fei, which he studied in elementary school, all of which posit the wife as the mother and the husband as the son . He criticized the distortion of this principle in Confucianism, which falsely promoted gender equality or male superiority . He reiterated that everything originates from the mother, while the sky (representing the male) produces nothing . Just as a son cannot exert strength without his mother’s sustenance, a husband is dependent on his wife . Therefore, women should view men with compassion, as they would a son . He concluded this section by stating that a family will fail if a husband views his wife as a competitor rather than a maternal figure .

The 12 Nidanas and the Cycle of Suffering
Huh Kyung young then delved into the Buddhist concept of the 12 Nidanas (Twelve Links of Dependent Origination), explaining how ignorance (avidya) leads to the cycle of suffering . He used the example of the man who set the fire after a breakup to illustrate this . Ignorance, he explained, leads to volitional formations (samskara), which are actions driven by ignorance . These actions, in turn, lead to consciousness (vijnana), where the consequences of one’s actions, such as legal repercussions, are mentally processed .

Consciousness then leads to name-and-form (nama-rupa), which encompasses both the mental and physical aspects of an individual . If the woman had married the ignorant man, their union would have been an action (samskara) leading to constant conflict, causing both their physical and mental well-being (nama-rupa) to suffer, potentially resulting in a child with disabilities . Name-and-form then leads to the six sense bases (salayatana), which are the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, and mind, and their interaction with objects, sounds, smells, tastes, tactile sensations, and mental phenomena . This interaction, he explained, generates 108 defilements (kleshas) .

The six sense bases lead to contact (sparsha), where the senses encounter their objects . Contact leads to feeling (vedana), such as the joy of seeing a beautiful child . Feeling leads to craving (trishna), a desire for more . Craving leads to grasping (upadana), an attachment to what is desired . Grasping leads to becoming (bhava), the process of continued existence . Becoming leads to birth (jati), the emergence into a new existence . Finally, birth leads to old age and death (jaramarana), completing the cycle of suffering . He concluded that ignorance ultimately leads to death .

He then introduced himself, Huh Kyung young, as an alternative to this cycle, stating that encountering him transforms old age and death into eternal life and a dream-like existence in a better world . He reiterated that if the woman had married the man, their lives would have been filled with conflict, potentially leading to violence and death . The woman’s decision to break off the relationship was an act of self-preservation .

The Metaphor of Ahn Chi-beom and Huh Kyung young’s Role
Huh Kyung young then introduced the story of Ahn Chi-beom, a person who saved many lives from a fire . He praised Ahn Chi-beom as a hero, suggesting that his name itself was auspicious . He assured the audience that Ahn Chi-beom, despite his death, went to a better place .

He then drew a parallel between Ahn Chi-beom and himself, stating that just as Ahn Chi-beom knocked on doors to save people from the fire, he, Huh Kyung young, is “knocking on the doors” of 7 billion people on Earth . He criticized those who ignore his message, comparing them to people who fail to hear the doorbell and consequently perish in the metaphorical fire . He accused current politicians and the 300 National Assembly members of setting the nation on fire, causing suffering to 50 million citizens . He condemned their focus on trivial disputes rather than the welfare of the people . He asserted that these politicians are abnormal and must be rectified, which is why he is “ringing the doorbell” .

He criticized media panels who claim his pledges are unoriginal or copied from Europe, stating that his lectures predate their existence . He revealed that his pledges were announced 15 years before Europe’s, in 1995, and are registered with copyright . He warned against carelessly criticizing him, stating that such actions incur a hundredfold greater karmic debt than criticizing others . He referenced biblical passages, stating that those who blaspheme the Holy Spirit (the Comforter, which he implies he embodies) will not be forgiven in this world or the next . He warned that those who ignorantly misjudge him will be included in his 3000-person purge list, which will be revealed when he becomes president .

Financial Reform and the Problem of Financial Real-Name System
Huh Kyung young then returned to the 14th pledge, the “Financial Revolution,” and discussed the etymology of the Korean word for finance (금융, geumnyung), noting the presence of the character for “insect” (蟲, chung) . He explained that money, if hoarded, attracts “insects” and becomes toxic, causing sleepless nights and anxieties for the wealthy . Money, he emphasized, must circulate to avoid becoming a “bug” . Investing in companies and small businesses, he argued, allows money to circulate and grow, whereas hoarding it leads to its decay and loss of value .

He identified the financial real-name system and real estate real-name system as the root causes of Korea’s economic crisis, stating that only he understands this . He pointed out that Japan, a major economic power, does not implement a financial real-name system, and if it did, it would face bankruptcy . This is because developing countries hide their money in Japanese and Swiss banks, which do not have real-name systems . He argued that the financial real-name system in Korea deters foreign investment, unlike places like Hong Kong, which attract money due to their less transparent financial environments . Money, like insects, thrives in darkness, not in the open .

He declared that upon becoming president, he would establish the world’s largest financial hub in Saemangeum, which would necessitate abolishing 12 financial laws in Korea . He criticized the current system where financial transactions require extensive personal identification, hindering economic activity . He asserted that the financial real-name system has stifled Korea’s economy, preventing it from reaching a per capita income of $50,000 .

The Path to a $50,000 Per Capita Income and Korea’s Global Position
Huh Kyung young outlined the stages of economic development, correlating them with per capita income levels:
$10,000: Manpower (diligence)
$20,000: Technology
$30,000: Etiquette
$40,000: (Not specified due to time constraints)
$50,000: Trust

He noted that Japan is approaching the $50,000 level, having progressed through manpower, technology, etiquette, and trust . Korea, however, is stuck at the technology stage, lagging 50 to 100 years behind . He warned that if Korea continues on this path, its youth will become “maids” or “drivers” for other Asian countries . He presented himself as the one who can prevent this future .

He reiterated that the financial real-name system erodes trust, which is crucial for reaching the $50,000 income level . He proposed transforming the Korean Peninsula into a global financial hub, leveraging its strategic location between China, Japan, and the US, and its proximity to other financial centers like Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and Australia . He also humorously added that Korea has the most beautiful women in the world, which attracts people, but warned against a society where beautiful people become “gangsters” . He described Korea as a nation of “angels,” criticizing the notion of it being a “hell in the East” . He praised the traditional Korean attire and appearance, suggesting it makes the country desirable to visit . He emphasized that for global investment to flow into Korea, the financial real-name system must be abolished, as it signals a lack of trust .

Future Industries and the Divine 4th Industrial Revolution
Huh Kyung young then outlined five key future industries that Korea must embrace to secure its future, emphasizing that these are areas where the Korean people can lead . He specifically highlighted the “Divine 4th Industrial Revolution” (영성 영상 산업, yeongseong yeongsang saneop), which he also referred to as “Divine 4.0” . This involves infusing spirituality or “divine energy” into all products .

He gave examples:
Smartphones: Instead of being “dead products,” phones should offer encouraging words like “I love you” or “Cheer up” when touched, or even compliment the user’s appearance . This requires an IQ of 430, which he possesses, to teach companies how to create such products .
Homes: Even homes should have a spiritual element. Upon entering, a house should greet the owner with “Welcome home, you’ve worked hard today,” in a pleasant voice, even allowing for personalized voices like a deceased spouse or child .

He criticized current products, including Samsung’s, as “dead products” lacking this spiritual dimension . He stated that his ideas, once spoken, are immediately copied, but he has yet to see a truly spiritual machine .

He then listed four key industries that will transform the future:
Divine (Spirituality) Industry: As described above
Digital Industry: Transitioning from analog to digital
Design Industry: Revolutionizing product design, such as phones that can change their appearance like chameleon leaves or adapt their color based on the season . He also suggested TVs that display family photos or videos of children when turned on, fostering family harmony .
DNA Industry: Emphasizing the importance of DNA research and development, which Korea is currently hindering due to ethical concerns . He noted that other countries are already making progress in this area, and Korea must participate .

He asserted that these four industries alone are sufficient to change the world, and other industries are becoming obsolete . He criticized Korea’s current intellectual leadership for neglecting the Divine and DNA industries, focusing only on Digital and Design .

Earthquake Preparedness and Government Incompetence
Huh Kyung young then addressed the issue of earthquake preparedness, criticizing the government’s response to recent tremors . He recounted a statement from a minister responsible for earthquakes who claimed that a manual for earthquakes “will never exist” . He condemned this stance, highlighting that Seoul, despite being slightly outside the main earthquake zone, has experienced a magnitude 7 earthquake in the past, which could result in 10 million casualties . He argued that all earthquake manuals in Korea should be designed to withstand a magnitude 7 earthquake . He criticized the idea that manuals should only be created after an earthquake occurs and people die .

He advised citizens to have strong steel desks in their bedrooms and children’s rooms, as these can provide protection during a building collapse, unlike wooden desks . He emphasized that even if a building collapses, one can survive by taking shelter under a sturdy steel desk . He reiterated his criticism of the government’s lack of preparedness, stating that such a response from a minister is unacceptable . He suggested that government officials should consult him for guidance on economic development and other issues, as his advice would lead to different outcomes .

Youth Employment and Corporate Reform
Huh Kyung young then moved to the 16th pledge, “Corporate Revolution,” which aims to address youth unemployment . He proposed a system where young people entering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) receive a 1 million won coupon . This coupon, he clarified, can only be used for essential goods like food, not for alcohol or cigarettes, thereby stimulating consumption and revitalizing the market . He criticized other politicians who offer cash allowances to youth, arguing that coupons are a more effective approach .

Furthermore, he proposed that individuals who work for SMEs for five years would receive 400 million won in startup capital, interest-free, collateral-free, and guarantee-free . This fund would be repaid voluntarily once the business becomes profitable . This initiative, he argued, would encourage young people to work in SMEs, reducing the preference for large corporations . It would also empower young men, allowing them to explain to their partners that they chose SMEs not due to lack of ability, but to gain experience and eventually start their own businesses with the startup funds . This, he suggested, would facilitate marriage and prevent the cycle of unemployment and despair . He also mentioned his pledge for 100% national responsibility for youth employment, including providing salaries if employment is not secured .

UN Headquarters in Panmunjom and Currency Reform
Huh Kyung young then discussed the 16th pledge, bringing the UN Headquarters to Panmunjom . He stated that he foresaw North Korea developing nuclear weapons 25 years ago . By relocating the UN Headquarters to Panmunjom, he argued, North Korea would be deterred from using nuclear weapons, as it would be surrounded by 500 UN-affiliated organizations . This move would also prevent major powers like China, the US, and Russia from dividing the Korean Peninsula, ensuring its stability . He criticized Korean politicians for their lack of understanding of such strategic initiatives, which he believes justifies their inclusion in his purge list .

Next, he introduced the 17th pledge, “Currency Revolution” . He proposed replacing all currency designs with his own image . He claimed that possessing money with his image would bring good fortune and prosperity to individuals and the nation . He questioned the practice of featuring deceased historical figures on currency, arguing that the image of a living person who can transform the world would bring health and success . This currency reform would involve changing the design, not the value, of the currency .

The primary purpose of this design change, he explained, is to bring hidden underground funds, such as 50,000 won bills, out of circulation . Any old currency not exchanged would become worthless . He stated that upon his presidency, all undeclared funds, including large denomination bills, checks, and bearer bonds, would have to be brought forward . If the origin of these funds cannot be explained, they would be redistributed as national dividends to the citizens’ bank accounts . This, he asserted, is not a lie, but a method to instantly resolve underground economies and provide citizens with a “white swan” (a metaphor for unexpected wealth) in their accounts .

Administrative Reorganization and Conscription Reform
Huh Kyung young then presented the 18th pledge, “Administrative Revolution,” which involves reorganizing the provincial administrative divisions . He proposed merging Jeollanam-do and Gyeongsangnam-do into “Jeongyeong-do,” and other provinces similarly, eliminating the traditional East-West divisions to eradicate regionalism . He also proposed transforming Gyeonggi-do into Seoul, and renaming Incheon International Airport to “Seoul International Airport,” making it a world-class hub . Jeju Island would remain a separate province, resulting in four major administrative divisions .

The 19th pledge, “Conscription Revolution,” aims to reform military service . He proposed that all men and women undergo one month of military training, after which they would be discharged . The military would then recruit professional soldiers as needed . This system, he claimed, would save 10 trillion won in defense budget . He criticized the current system where female soldiers are already recruited, but male conscripts receive meager salaries . He proposed paying professional soldiers around 2 million won per month, thereby addressing youth unemployment . He criticized those who imitate his conscription ideas but omit the one-month training, arguing that it would leave the nation without reserves in wartime . He emphasized that specialized military equipment requires trained professionals, not ordinary conscripts . He also distinguished his “recruitment system” (모병제, mobyeongje) from the forced “conscription” (징병제, jingbyeongje) of the Japanese colonial era, advocating for voluntary enlistment with fair compensation . He criticized the disparity where politicians earn 10 million won a month while their sons serve for 100,000 won .

Agricultural Land Reform and Environmental Protection
Huh Kyung young then introduced the 20th pledge, “Agricultural Land Revolution,” which seeks to liberalize agricultural land ownership . He argued that urban dwellers should be free to purchase agricultural land, addressing the current situation where elderly farmers struggle to sell their land to fund their retirement . He criticized the current laws that restrict agricultural land ownership, preventing even the president from owning farmland . He asserted that allowing anyone to buy farmland would increase its value, benefiting farmers .

He explained that this liberalization would cause agricultural land prices to double or triple, and urban residents would be able to buy land, farm on weekends, and interact with rural communities . This would revitalize rural areas, bringing back the sounds of children and ensuring that the elderly receive respect . He criticized current politicians for their “senseless” policies that hinder this . He also proposed an “agricultural revolution” to develop microbial pesticides, making Korean agricultural products highly sought after globally . He highlighted Korea’s unique geographical advantage, being surrounded by the sea, which minimizes pesticide runoff issues . He stated that eliminating pesticide factories would lead to cleaner water and reduce pesticide-related illnesses by half . He also criticized the pollution of rivers and oceans with pesticides and detergents, which are destroying marine ecosystems . He warned that many politicians and ministers would face his “3000-person purge list” for their inaction .

Anti-Corruption Measures and Promissory Note Reform
Huh Kyung young then presented the 21st pledge, “Anti-Corruption Revolution,” which focuses on eliminating bribery . He proposed abolishing the “dual punishment system” (쌍벌죄, ssangbeoljoe), which punishes both the giver and receiver of a bribe . He argued that this system prevents the eradication of bribery . Instead, he proposed punishing only the recipient of the bribe, while the briber would be exempt from punishment if they report the bribe . Furthermore, the reported bribe money would be returned to the whistleblower .

He explained that this system would incentivize whistleblowing, as individuals who have given bribes would be motivated to report them to recover their money . This would effectively eliminate the incentive to receive bribes, as recipients would fear being reported . He criticized the current system, which he believes protects corrupt politicians who are often the biggest recipients of bribes . He asserted that under his presidency, Korea would cease to be a “bribe republic,” and even family members would refuse bribes due to the risk of being reported .

The 22nd pledge, “Promissory Note Revolution,” addresses the issue of promissory notes (어음, eoeum) . He proposed a system where promissory notes can only be issued if an insurance premium is paid . If a company goes bankrupt, the insurance company would pay the promissory note first, and then pursue legal action . This would prevent small and medium-sized businesses from failing due to unpaid promissory notes . He highlighted the devastating impact of business failures on families, particularly on the children of bankrupt business owners . He emphasized the need to protect the heads of households and prevent families from disintegrating due to business failures .

He noted that promissory notes are unique to Korea in Asia, with trillions of won in transactions annually . Abolishing them abruptly would destabilize the economy, which is why they have been maintained since the Joseon Dynasty . He suggested that if promissory notes cannot be eliminated, they must be reformed, or all transactions should be conducted in cash or through company accounts .

Living Revolution and Protection of Private Property
Huh Kyung young then introduced the 24th pledge, “Living Revolution,” which aims to protect citizens’ private property and privacy . He proposed that household goods and security deposits for jeonse (lump-sum deposit lease) and monthly rent, up to 100 million won, would be exempt from forced execution and seizure . He criticized the current system where legal enforcement can enter homes and seize property, causing immense trauma to families, especially children . He argued that such actions destroy families and should be prohibited .

He stated that under his presidency, such a law would be passed quickly, unlike the current National Assembly where it would take decades . He emphasized that lenders should not lend money with the intention of seizing security deposits . While claims for amounts exceeding 100 million won would still be possible, the first 100 million won of household goods and security deposits would be protected . He concluded by stating that this would bring order and fairness to society .

Conclusion and Healing Session
Huh Kyung young concluded his lecture by noting that he could not cover all his pledges due to time constraints, promising to continue the discussion next week . He then invited attendees to come forward for a healing session, encouraging them to sing his song “Busan Seagull” .

During the healing session, he demonstrated his power by having individuals test their strength while holding their hands . He claimed that when people invoke the names of Jesus or Buddha, their strength diminishes, but when they invoke “Huh Kyung young,” their cells become stronger, and their bodies undergo a spiritual transformation . He performed healing on several individuals, including one with chronic leg pain from a military accident . He instructed them to close their eyes and then demonstrated that their pain was gone and their strength restored . He encouraged attendees to visit his “Haneulgung” (Sky Palace) in Gupabal for more healing and teachings .

Meeting Minutes: Heo Kyeong-yeong’s 33 Revolutionary Pledges and the 3,000-Person Hit List

Ⅰ. Meeting Overview
Category
Details
Date
September 24, 2016
Location
Not specified
Participants
Heo Kyeong-yeong (speaker), audience members
Agenda
Discussion of Heo Kyeong-yeong’s 33 revolutionary pledges, the 3,000-person hit list, and various societal issues

Ⅱ. Meeting Discussion
Introduction to Pledges and the “Hit List”
Heo Kyeong-yeong discussed his 33 revolutionary pledges, which were previously featured on YouTube and covered by Channel A and TV Chosun .
He is writing a book titled “The 3,000-Person Hit List,” which targets 3,000 individuals, including 300 incumbent National Assembly members, for their past actions that have harmed many people .
He stated that these individuals would face consequences more severe than death, emphasizing that the public desires action against them .

14th Pledge: Financial Revolution
Heo Kyeong-yeong criticized the current financial system, stating that money, like a “worm,” becomes toxic when hoarded and should be circulated .
He argued that the financial real-name system and real estate real-name system have hindered South Korea’s economic growth, preventing it from reaching a $50,000 per capita income .
He pointed out that developed countries like Japan and Switzerland do not implement financial real-name systems to attract global capital .
He proposed establishing a global financial hub in Saemangeum, South Korea, by abolishing 12 financial laws, including the financial real-name system .
He believes that South Korea, with its strategic location and beautiful people, is an ideal place for global investment, but the financial real-name system creates distrust .
He claimed his pledges, including the financial revolution, were patented in 1995, 15 years before similar ideas appeared in Europe .

27th Pledge: Organ Revolution
Heo Kyeong-yeong highlighted the long waiting lists for organ transplants in South Korea and the inability of many to afford them, leading to deaths .
He criticized current National Assembly members for hindering organ procurement and DNA cloning due to “bioethics” concerns, while other countries benefit from these technologies .
He emphasized the need for South Korea to focus on five future-oriented industries, including “Divine 4th Industrial Revolution” (spirituality industry), digital, design, and DNA .
Spirituality Industry: Developing products with spiritual elements, such as phones that offer encouraging words or homes that greet residents .
Digital Industry: Transitioning from analog to digital .
Design Industry: Revolutionizing product design, such as phones that change color or shape .
DNA Industry: Engaging in DNA mapping and related technologies, which South Korea currently restricts .
He suggested that future products should offer personalized encouragement and foster family harmony, such as TVs displaying family photos upon startup .

16th Pledge: Enterprise Revolution
Heo Kyeong-yeong criticized the government’s lack of a manual for earthquake preparedness, especially for a magnitude 7 earthquake in Seoul, which could result in 10 million casualties .
He advocated for mandatory steel desks in every home to provide shelter during earthquakes .
He proposed a system to address youth unemployment by providing 1 million won coupons (for essential goods, not cash) to those working in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) .
After 5 years of working in an SME, individuals would receive 400 million won in interest-free, collateral-free, and guarantee-free loans for starting their own businesses .
This would encourage young people to work in SMEs and pursue entrepreneurship, thereby solving youth unemployment .
He also stated that the government would be responsible for youth employment, providing salaries if necessary .

17th Pledge: UN Headquarters Relocation to Panmunjom
Heo Kyeong-yeong proposed relocating the UN Headquarters to Panmunjom to prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons and to deter intervention from major powers like China, the US, and Russia .
He argued that the presence of 500 UN-affiliated organizations in the Seoul area would make it impossible for North Korea to initiate war .

18th Pledge: Currency Revolution
Heo Kyeong-yeong proposed redesigning all South Korean currency with his image, claiming it would bring good fortune and national prosperity .
This currency redesign would also force the disclosure of hidden underground funds, as old currency would become worthless .
These recovered funds would then be distributed to citizens as a national dividend .

19th Pledge: Administrative District Revolution
Heo Kyeong-yeong proposed reorganizing South Korea’s administrative districts into four provinces: Jeon-Gyeong-do (combining Jeolla and Gyeongsang provinces), Chung-Gang-do (combining Chungcheong and Gangwon provinces), Seoul (incorporating Gyeonggi and Incheon), and Jeju Island .
This reorganization aims to eliminate regionalism and promote national unity .
Incheon International Airport would be renamed Seoul International Airport .

20th Pledge: Conscription Revolution
Heo Kyeong-yeong proposed a system where all men and women undergo one month of military training and then are immediately discharged .
Professional soldiers would be recruited for active duty, receiving a monthly salary of 2 million won, which would also address youth unemployment .
This would save 10 trillion won in defense budget and ensure a trained reserve force .
He criticized the current conscription system as a forced mobilization, similar to historical practices .

21st Pledge: Farmland Revolution
Heo Kyeong-yeong proposed allowing urban residents to freely buy and sell farmland, which is currently restricted to farmers .
This would increase the value of farmers’ assets and allow them to sell land for retirement .
It would also encourage urban residents to engage in farming on weekends, fostering rural-urban connections and revitalizing rural areas .
He also advocated for replacing chemical pesticides with microorganisms to improve food quality and make South Korean agricultural products globally competitive .
He criticized the current levels of pesticides and detergents in rivers and oceans, which are harming the environment and public health .

22nd Pledge: Bribery Revolution
Heo Kyeong-yeong proposed abolishing the “dual punishment” system for bribery, where both the giver and receiver are punished .
Instead, only the recipient of a bribe would be punished, and the briber would be rewarded for reporting the bribe within 10 to 20 years .
This would incentivize reporting and eliminate bribery, even among family members, as the reward would be substantial .
He criticized the current system for protecting corrupt politicians who are often both givers and receivers of bribes .

23rd Pledge: Promissory Note Revolution
Heo Kyeong-yeong proposed a system where promissory notes are insured, meaning that if a company defaults, the insurance company would pay first and then seek reimbursement .
This would prevent SMEs from collapsing due to unpaid promissory notes and protect families from financial ruin .
He noted that South Korea is one of the few countries that still uses promissory notes, a practice dating back to the Joseon Dynasty .
He acknowledged the significant volume of promissory note transactions (4 trillion won annually) and the potential economic disruption if they were suddenly abolished .

24th Pledge: Livelihood Revolution
Heo Kyeong-yeong proposed prohibiting the forced execution of household goods and security deposits up to 100 million won .
This would protect families, especially children, from the trauma of losing their homes and belongings due to debt .
He argued that lenders should not expect to seize security deposits when extending loans .
He stated that this measure would be quickly implemented if he were president, unlike the current National Assembly which would take decades .

Healing Session
Heo Kyeong-yeong conducted a healing session for audience members, demonstrating his ability to strengthen individuals’ physical and spiritual energy by having them call his name or look at his picture .
He performed individual healings by touching affected areas, claiming to cure various ailments .

Ⅲ. Action Items
Audience members are encouraged to share Heo Kyeong-yeong’s YouTube lectures widely .
Audience members are invited to attend future lectures at Haneulgung

Character Profiles

허경영 (Heo Kyung-young) | Speaker | Proposes 33 revolutionary pledges and discusses a “blacklist” of 3,000 individuals . He claims to have learned 108 Eastern philosophies in elementary school . He believes his policies are superior to those in Europe and that he can heal people .
박정희 대통령 (President Park Chung-hee) | Historical Figure | Mentioned in the context of his wife, 육영수 여사, treating him like a son .
육영수 여사 (First Lady Yuk Young-soo) | Historical Figure | Described as treating President Park Chung-hee like a son, showing wisdom in supporting her husband’s success .
안치범 (An Chi-beom) | Hero | A person who saved others from a fire by ringing doorbells, sacrificing himself . Heo Kyung-young compares himself to An Chi-beom, ringing doorbells to awaken the nation .
성남시장 (Seongnam Mayor) | Political Figure | Criticized for giving youth allowances in cash instead of coupons, which Heo Kyung-young believes is a flawed approach .
서울시장 (Seoul Mayor) | Political Figure | Criticized for giving youth allowances in cash instead of coupons, which Heo Kyung-young believes is a flawed approach .
정주영 (Chung Ju-yung) | Entrepreneur | Mentioned in the context of agricultural reform, implying that his success was not limited to industry .

Scene-by-Scene Summary

1 (00:00:00) Opening Remarks and Introduction of Pledges

Heo Kyung-young begins his lecture, noting the cool weather and encouraging more attendees .
He announces the completion of his 33 pledges, which have been broadcast on channels like Channel A and TV Chosun .
He introduces the “3,000-person blacklist,” a book he is writing about individuals who will face strong measures after he becomes president, including 300 current National Assembly members .
These measures are described as more severe than death, targeting those who have caused immense suffering .

2 (00:03:21) Financial Revolution and Human Punishment

Heo Kyung-young discusses the 14th pledge, the “4,5,50 Financial Revolution” .
He references a recent fire in a studio apartment, caused by a man whose girlfriend broke up with him .
He states that setting fire to a multi-dwelling unit like a studio apartment warrants the death penalty, equating it to a “heavenly punishment” .
He explains that human punishment (인형) and heavenly punishment (천벌) are distinct, and one must receive both .
He uses an analogy of a family, where a husband is like a son to his wife, and a wife is like a mother .
He argues that marital disputes arise from a lack of understanding of this hierarchy, with the wife being conceptually superior .
He supports this by noting that people call for their mother, not father, when dying .
He concludes that a man who hits his wife is hitting his mother, incurring heavenly punishment even if not caught by the police .
He emphasizes that men should speak to their wives respectfully, not raise their voices .
He claims to have learned Eastern philosophies in elementary school, which taught that wives are mothers and husbands are sons .
He criticizes Confucianism for falsely promoting gender equality and male superiority .
He asserts that everything comes from the mother (earth), while nothing comes from the sky, reinforcing the wife’s superior role .
He advises women to view their husbands with pity, like sons, and not as competitors, to prevent family ruin .
He cites Yuk Young-soo, President Park Chung-hee’s wife, as an example of a wise woman who treated her husband like a son .
He describes Yuk Young-soo’s hidden efforts to support her husband, such as wearing lower heels to avoid showing her knees during events .
He reiterates that human punishment for wrongdoing is followed by heavenly punishment, leading to a cycle of suffering .
He calls those who receive both human and heavenly punishment foolish, while wise people avoid marital conflict .
He returns to the fire incident, stating that the woman was wise to break up with the man, as marrying him would have led to disaster .
He introduces the concept of “12 Yeon-gi” (12 links of dependent origination), starting with ignorance (무명) .
Ignorance leads to action (행), such as setting a fire, which then creates consciousness (식) of legal consequences .
This consciousness leads to “name and form” (명색), representing the physical and mental aspects of a person .
If the woman had married the ignorant man, their physical and mental health would have suffered, potentially leading to a disabled child .
The six senses (육체) then interact with objects, leading to 108 afflictions (번뇌) .
This process culminates in old age and death (노사) .
He claims that meeting him (Heo Kyung-young) can change this cycle from death to eternal life .
He warns that if the woman had stayed with the man, he might have killed her and their children .
He compares himself to An Chi-beom, a hero who saved people from a fire by ringing doorbells, implying he is awakening the nation .
He criticizes politicians for causing suffering to the 50 million citizens, comparing them to arsonists .
He asserts that he is “ringing the doorbell” to rectify the political situation .
He criticizes a female panelist who claimed his pledges were copied from Europe, stating his pledges were announced 15 years earlier .
He emphasizes that he does not hate her because she is like a mother, but warns against irresponsible statements that can harm others .
He claims that speaking ill of him incurs 100 times more sin than speaking ill of others .
He warns that those who oppose him will be on his “3,000-person blacklist,” the details of which will be revealed after he becomes president .

3 (00:45:30) Financial System Reform

Heo Kyung-young returns to the 14th pledge, the “Financial Revolution” .
He explains that money (금융) is like an insect (벌레 충), becoming toxic if hoarded .
He advocates for money circulation through investments in companies to prevent it from “rotting” .
He blames the financial real-name system (금융 실명제) and real estate real-name system (부동산 실명제) for hindering Korea’s economic growth and causing the IMF crisis .
He points out that developed countries like Japan and Switzerland do not have financial real-name systems, attracting global capital .
He argues that money prefers “dark” places, like insects, and that the real-name system deters foreign investment .
He plans to abolish 12 financial laws and create a global financial hub in Saemangeum if he becomes president .
He criticizes the complexity of the real-name system, which allows family members to track each other’s finances .
He states that the real-name system prevents Korea from reaching a $50,000 per capita income .
He outlines the stages of economic development: $10,000 (technology), $20,000 (technology), $30,000 (etiquette), $40,000 (time), and $50,000 (trust) .
He claims Japan is at the $50,000 stage, while Korea is stuck at the technology stage, needing 50-100 years to catch up .
He warns that without his intervention, Korea will become a “maid” or “driver” for other Asian countries .
He argues that the financial real-name system erodes trust, hindering progress .
He proposes making the Korean Peninsula a financial mecca, leveraging its geographical position between major powers .
He also claims Korea has the most beautiful women, which attracts people .
He describes Korea as a “land of angels” but laments its current state as a “hell of the East” .
He emphasizes that a real-name system makes a country seem untrustworthy to foreign investors .
He reiterates that his pledges were patented in 1995, predating similar policies in Europe by 15 years .
He claims that 90% of his pledges are unique and not found in Europe .
He criticizes politicians for their incompetence, stating that the people are responsible for electing them .
He introduces the “Organ Revolution” (장기 혁명), his 27th pledge, aimed at solving the organ shortage in Korea .
He criticizes current politicians for blocking organ donation and DNA cloning due to “bioethics” .
He argues that this prevents Korea from developing future industries, while other countries benefit from these technologies .
He lists five future industries for Korea: Divine Vision Industry (영성 영상 산업), Digital, Design, DNA, and one unrevealed .
He explains that Divine Vision involves infusing spirituality into products, like phones that offer compliments or homes that greet residents .
He suggests that such products would improve people’s moods and family harmony .
He criticizes current electronics, like Samsung phones, as “dead products” lacking spirituality .
He emphasizes that he provides these ideas, which others then imitate .
He also mentions the need for a “Design Revolution,” where phone designs can change dynamically, like a chameleon .
He criticizes Korea for neglecting DNA research, which other countries are already using to create genetic maps .
He concludes that these four industries are crucial for the future, and Korea’s current leaders are failing to pursue them .

4 (01:19:00) Disaster Preparedness and Youth Employment

Heo Kyung-young moves on to the “Disaster Revolution” (재난 혁명) .
He criticizes the Minister of Disaster Management for stating that there is no manual for earthquakes and that one would be created only after a disaster .
He warns that a magnitude 7 earthquake in Seoul could kill 10 million people and demands a manual prepared for such an event .
He advises everyone to have strong steel desks at home to survive collapsing buildings during an earthquake .
He criticizes the government’s lack of preparedness and the minister’s irresponsible statements .
He suggests that government officials should consult him for solutions .
He introduces the “Youth Employment Revolution” (기업 혁명) .
He explains his plan to address youth unemployment: providing 1 million won coupons (for essential goods, not cash) to those working in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) .
He criticizes the Seongnam and Seoul mayors for giving cash allowances, which he believes is ineffective .
He also proposes giving 400 million won in interest-free, collateral-free, guarantee-free loans to those who work in SMEs for five years, to encourage entrepreneurship .
This policy would encourage young people to work in SMEs, reducing the preference for large corporations .
He claims this would also help young men maintain their dignity in relationships, as they would be seen as future entrepreneurs .
He reiterates his pledge for 100% youth employment, with the government providing salaries if jobs are unavailable .

5 (01:29:00) UN Headquarters and Currency Reform

Heo Kyung-young discusses the 16th pledge: moving the UN Headquarters to Panmunjom .
He claims he predicted North Korea’s nuclear ambitions 25 years ago .
He argues that placing the UN Headquarters in Panmunjom would prevent North Korea from using nuclear weapons, as 500 UN organizations would be present .
He believes this would also prevent major powers like China, the US, and Russia from dividing the Korean Peninsula .
He criticizes Korean politicians for not understanding this strategy .
He introduces the 17th pledge: “Currency Revolution” (화폐 혁명) .
He proposes replacing all currency designs with his own image, claiming it would bring good fortune and national prosperity .
He criticizes the use of images of deceased historical figures on currency .
He clarifies that this is a currency design change, not a revaluation .
He explains that changing the currency design would force hidden illicit funds (like 50,000 won bills, 100,000 won, 1 million won, 100 million won, 100 billion won checks, and bearer bonds) to surface .
Any undeclared funds would become worthless .
He states that if the origin of these funds cannot be explained, they would be distributed as “national dividends” to citizens’ bank accounts .

6 (01:35:00) Administrative District and Conscription Reform

Heo Kyung-young introduces the 18th pledge: “Administrative District Revolution” (지하 혁명) .
He proposes reorganizing administrative districts: Jeolla and Gyeongsang provinces would become “Jeongyeong-do,” Chungcheong and Gangwon provinces would become “Chunggang-do” .
Gyeonggi Province would become Seoul, and Incheon would become “Incheon-bu” .
Incheon International Airport would be renamed “Seoul International Airport” .
Jeju Island would remain a separate province, resulting in four provinces in total .
This reorganization aims to eliminate regionalism .
He introduces the 19th pledge: “Conscription Revolution” (징병 혁명) .
He proposes that all men and women receive one month of military training and then be discharged .
The military would then recruit professional soldiers, saving 10 trillion won in defense budget .
He criticizes the current system where soldiers receive only 100,000 won in salary .
He suggests paying recruited soldiers around 2 million won, solving youth unemployment .
He criticizes those who imitate his conscription ideas but omit the one-month training, which would leave no reserves for war .
He argues that specialized equipment requires trained professionals (NCOs, officers), not conscripts .
He distinguishes his “recruitment system” (모병제) from forced conscription (징병), which he associates with Japan’s wartime practices .
He criticizes the current system where politicians’ children receive low pay while politicians earn 10 million won .

7 (01:42:00) Agricultural and Bribery Reform

Heo Kyung-young introduces the 20th pledge: “Farmland Revolution” (농지 혁명) .
He proposes allowing urban residents to freely buy farmland, which is currently restricted to rural residents .
He argues that this would increase the value of farmers’ assets and allow them to sell land if they want to move to nursing homes .
He criticizes current laws that prevent farmers from selling their land, leading to rural decline .
He believes free trade of farmland would double or triple its value, encouraging urban people to buy land for weekend farming .
This would revitalize rural areas, bringing children’s voices and interaction between urban and rural residents .
He criticizes politicians for creating “senseless laws” .
He also proposes a “Pesticide Revolution” (농약 계획), replacing chemical pesticides with microorganisms .
This would make Korean agricultural products highly sought after globally, especially by Japan .
He claims that this would reduce pesticide-related illnesses by half and improve water quality .
He criticizes the pollution of rivers and oceans with pesticides and detergents .
He warns that he will hold many politicians and ministers accountable for these issues, referring to his “3,000-person blacklist” .
He introduces the 22nd pledge: “Bribery Revolution” (폭행명) .
He proposes abolishing the “dual punishment system” (쌍벌죄) for bribery, where both the giver and receiver are punished .
Instead, only the recipient would be punished, and the briber would be rewarded for reporting the bribe .
He explains that this would incentivize whistleblowers and make it impossible for anyone to accept bribes, even family members .
He criticizes current politicians for maintaining the dual punishment system to protect themselves .

8 (01:51:00) Promissory Note and Livelihood Reform

Heo Kyung-young introduces the 23rd pledge: “Promissory Note Revolution” (엄 혁명) .
He proposes a system where promissory notes (어음) can only be issued if insurance premiums are paid .
If a company goes bankrupt, the insurance company would pay first, preventing the collapse of SMEs .
He highlights the devastating impact of business failures on families, leading to hardship for children and marital breakdown .
He notes that promissory notes are unique to Korea in Asia, and abolishing them abruptly would destabilize the economy .
He introduces the 24th pledge: “Livelihood Revolution” (생활 혁명) .
He proposes prohibiting forced execution on debts up to 100 million won, including household goods and rental deposits .
He criticizes current laws that allow forced evictions, causing trauma to children .
He argues that lenders should not expect to seize deposits for loans .
He states that debts over 100 million won can be pursued, but household items up to 100 million won are protected .

9 (01:59:00) Healing Session and Closing Remarks

Heo Kyung-young concludes the policy discussion due to time constraints .
He invites three people to sing a song and then for sick people to come forward for healing .
An assistant encourages the audience to share Heo Kyung-young’s YouTube lectures, comparing it to ringing a doorbell to awaken the nation .
The audience sings “Busan Seagull” .
Heo Kyung-young then performs a healing session, demonstrating that people’s strength decreases when they think of Jesus or Buddha, but increases when they think of him .
He claims that calling his name or looking at his photo strengthens cells and brings spiritual transformation .
He performs individual healings, demonstrating a person’s strength returning after he touches them .
He heals a person with a leg injury from a military accident .
He concludes the session, stating that the remaining nine pledges will be covered next week

허경영 33가지 혁명 공약: 국가 기강 확립과 금융 혁명

허경영의 33가지 혁명 공약은 유튜브를 통해 공개되었으며, 채널 A와 TV 조선에서 각각 1시간가량 방영되었습니다. 이 공약들은 내년 대통령 선거를 목표로 하고 있습니다. 특히 ‘3000명의 살생부’는 국가 기강 확립을 위한 강력한 조치로, 현역 국회의원 300명을 포함한 3000명이 대상이 될 것이라고 언급했습니다. 이는 과거 이들로 인해 피해를 본 국민들의 염원을 담아 상상 이상의 조치가 이루어질 것이며, 이는 물리적인 처벌이 아닌 더 무서운 방식이 될 것이라고 강조했습니다.

14번째 공약인 ‘4550 금융 혁명’은 금융 시스템의 근본적인 변화를 다룹니다. 금융(金融)이라는 한자어에 벌레 충(蟲) 자가 붙어 있듯이, 돈은 가지고 있으면 벌레가 붙어 독이 되므로 끊임없이 순환시켜야 한다고 설명했습니다. 돈을 쌓아두면 썩어서 가치를 잃게 되며, 주식이나 중소기업에 투자하여 선순환을 유도해야 한다고 주장했습니다.

금융 실명제 폐지와 경제 발전의 역설
허경영은 금융 실명제와 부동산 실명제가 우리나라 경제를 망치는 주범이라고 지적했습니다. 일본이 금융 실명제를 시행하지 않음으로써 세계 3위 경제 대국을 유지하고 있으며, 스위스 은행 역시 금융 실명제를 하지 않아 개발도상국의 자금이 몰린다고 설명했습니다. 돈은 벌레처럼 어두운 곳을 좋아하며, 금융 실명제는 이러한 지하 자금의 유입을 막아 국가 경제 발전을 저해한다고 보았습니다.

그는 자신이 대통령이 되면 새만금에 세계 1위의 금융 메카를 만들 것이며, 이를 위해 금융 관련 법규 12개를 폐지해야 한다고 주장했습니다. 금융 실명제는 돈의 흐름을 막아 국가 경제를 5만 불 수준으로 끌어올리는 것을 방해하며, 이는 신뢰를 기반으로 하는 경제 성장을 저해한다고 강조했습니다. 일본이 맨파워, 기술, 매너, 신뢰를 통해 5만 불 경제에 도달한 반면, 한국은 아직 기술 단계에 머물러 있으며, 금융 실명제는 이러한 신뢰 구축을 방해한다고 비판했습니다.

한반도를 금융 메카로 만들면 중국, 일본, 미국 등 강대국 사이에서 자금 유출 없이 투자를 유치할 수 있다고 보았습니다. 특히 한국은 아름다운 여성들이 많은 ‘천사들의 나라’이므로, 이러한 매력을 활용하여 세계적인 투자를 유치해야 한다고 주장했습니다. 금융 실명제는 이러한 신뢰를 깨뜨려 투자를 막는 요인이 된다고 덧붙였습니다.

허경영 공약의 독창성과 미래 산업 비전
허경영은 자신의 공약이 유럽의 정책을 모방했다는 비판에 대해, 1995년에 이미 특허 및 저작권 등록을 마쳤다고 반박했습니다. 자신의 공약 중 90% 이상은 유럽에 없는 독창적인 내용이며, 국회의원 100명 축소, 결혼하면 1억 원 지급 등의 공약은 유럽에 존재하지 않는다고 강조했습니다. 그는 자신을 비판하는 패널들을 미워하지 않지만, 무책임한 발언은 하늘에 큰 죄를 짓는 것이라고 경고했습니다. 특히 자신에 대한 비판은 100억 배, 1000억 배의 죄로 돌아올 것이며, 자신을 모독하는 자들은 3000명의 살생부에 오를 것이라고 말했습니다. 이 살생부는 자신이 대통령이 된 후에 공개될 것이라고 덧붙였습니다.

그는 미래 한국이 집중해야 할 5가지 핵심 산업으로 ‘디바인(Divine) 산업(영성 산업)’, ‘디지털 산업’, ‘디자인 산업’, ‘DNA 산업’을 제시했습니다.

디바인(Divine) 산업 (영성 산업): 모든 기계와 제품에 영성을 불어넣어 사용자에게 긍정적인 감정을 제공하는 산업입니다. 예를 들어, 핸드폰을 잡으면 “사랑해요”, “힘내세요”와 같은 칭찬이 나오고, 집 문을 열면 “오늘도 수고 많으셨습니다”라는 환영 메시지가 나오는 식입니다. 이는 사용자의 기분을 좋게 하고 가족 간의 화합을 도모하며, 현재 삼성 제품과 같은 ‘죽은 상품’을 ‘살아있는 상품’으로 변화시킬 것이라고 설명했습니다.

디지털 산업: 아날로그에서 디지털로의 전환을 넘어선 새로운 디지털 혁명을 의미합니다.

디자인 산업: 핸드폰 디자인이 나뭇잎처럼 수시로 변하고, 계절에 따라 색깔이 바뀌는 카멜레온 같은 디자인 혁명을 예시로 들었습니다.

DNA 산업: 현재 한국은 생명 윤리 문제로 DNA 복제나 유전자 연구를 막고 있지만, 외국은 이미 DNA 지도를 만들어 활용하고 있다고 지적했습니다. 한국도 이 분야에 적극적으로 뛰어들어 미래 산업을 선도해야 한다고 강조했습니다.

이 네 가지 산업이 미래를 바꿀 핵심 동력이며, 현재 한국의 두뇌들은 이러한 미래 산업에 대한 인식이 부족하다고 비판했습니다.

지진 대비와 기업 혁명, 그리고 청년 실업 해소
허경영은 지진 대비에 대한 정부의 무능을 비판했습니다. 지진 담당 장관이 “매뉴얼은 영원히 없다”고 말한 것을 지적하며, 서울에 진도 7의 지진이 발생하면 천만 명이 사망할 수 있으므로, 모든 지진 매뉴얼은 진도 7에 맞춰 만들어져야 한다고 주장했습니다. 그는 가정 내에 강력한 철제 책상을 비치하여 지진 발생 시 대피할 수 있도록 해야 한다고 조언했습니다.

15번째 공약인 ‘기업 혁명’은 청년 무직 사태를 해결하기 위한 방안을 제시합니다. 중소기업에 5년 근무한 청년에게 4억 원을 무담보, 무보증, 무이자로 창업 자금으로 지원하는 것입니다. 또한, 중소기업에 취업하는 청년에게는 100만 원 상당의 쿠폰을 지급하여 소비를 진작시키고 시장 경제를 활성화해야 한다고 주장했습니다. 이 쿠폰은 현금과 달리 식품점 등 필수 물품 구매에만 사용 가능하여 저축되지 않고 소비로 이어지게 합니다. 그는 성남시장과 서울시장이 청년 수당을 현금으로 지급하는 것은 잘못된 방식이라고 비판하며, 쿠폰 지급이 더 효과적이라고 강조했습니다. 이러한 정책을 통해 청년들이 대기업이 아닌 중소기업에서 기술을 배우고 창업을 준비할 수 있도록 유도하여 청년 실업을 100% 해소하겠다고 약속했습니다.

유엔 본부 판문점 이전과 화폐 혁명
16번째 공약은 ‘유엔 본부 판문점 이전’입니다. 허경영은 25년 전부터 북한이 핵을 만들 것을 예측했으며, 유엔 본부를 판문점으로 이전하면 북한의 핵 개발을 막고 전쟁을 억제할 수 있다고 주장했습니다. 유엔 본부가 판문점에 위치하면 500여 개의 유엔 관련 단체가 서울 일대에 상주하게 되어 북한이 전쟁을 일으킬 수 없게 된다는 논리입니다. 이는 중국, 미국, 러시아 등 강대국들이 한반도를 분할하는 것을 막고, 북한의 핵 개발에 대한 국제적 개입을 유도하는 효과를 가져올 것이라고 설명했습니다.

17번째 공약인 ‘화폐 혁명’은 화폐 디자인을 허경영 자신의 사진으로 바꾸는 것입니다. 그는 죽은 사람의 사진을 화폐에 넣는 대신, 살아있는 자신의 사진을 넣어 돈을 볼 때마다 행운이 오고 일이 잘 풀리게 할 것이라고 주장했습니다. 화폐 디자인을 바꾸면 지하에 숨겨진 5만 원권, 10만 원권, 100만 원권, 1억 원권, 1000억 원권 등 모든 무기명 채권이 무효화되어 지하 자금이 양지로 나오게 됩니다. 이렇게 회수된 자금은 국민 배당금으로 국민들의 통장에 입금될 것이라고 약속했습니다.

행정 구역 개편과 징병 혁명
18번째 공약은 ‘지하 혁명’으로, 행정 구역 개편을 의미합니다. 전라남도와 경상남도를 합쳐 ‘전경도’로, 충청남북도와 강원도를 합쳐 ‘충강도’로, 경기도는 서울로 편입하고 인천은 ‘인천부’로 변경하며, 제주도는 그대로 유지하여 총 4개의 도로 개편하는 방안입니다. 이는 동서남북 지역 감정을 해소하고, 인천국제공항을 ‘서울국제공항’으로 변경하여 세계적인 공항으로 만들겠다는 계획입니다.

19번째 공약은 ‘징병 혁명’입니다. 모든 남녀는 한 달간 군사 교육을 받은 후 바로 제대하며, 국방 예산 10조 원을 절약할 수 있다고 주장했습니다. 현재 10만 원 수준인 사병 월급을 200만 원으로 인상하여 청년 실업을 해소하고, 전문 기술을 가진 하사관이나 장교를 중심으로 군대를 운영하겠다는 것입니다. 그는 현재의 징병제가 일본의 징용과 다를 바 없으며, 국회의원 자녀는 고액 월급을 받으면서 국민 자녀는 10만 원을 받는 불합리한 구조를 비판했습니다.

농지 혁명과 농약 개혁
20번째 공약은 ‘농지 혁명’입니다. 농림부 장관은 농지를 도시 사람들이 자유롭게 사고팔 수 있도록 해야 한다고 주장했습니다. 현재 농촌 노인들이 양로원에 가기 위해 농지를 팔려 해도 사는 사람이 없어 재산 가치를 인정받지 못하는 문제를 해결하기 위함입니다. 농지 거래를 자유화하면 농토 가치가 2~3배 상승하고, 도시 사람들이 주말 농장 등으로 농촌과 연계되어 농촌 경제가 활성화될 것이라고 보았습니다. 이는 농민들의 재산을 보장하고, 농업을 제1차 산업으로 육성하여 수출 경쟁력을 확보하는 데 기여할 것이라고 설명했습니다.

또한, ‘농약 개혁’을 통해 국민들이 먹는 음식의 안전을 확보하겠다고 약속했습니다. 농약을 미생물로 개발하여 사용하면 일본 등 전 세계에서 한국 농산물을 수입하려 할 것이며, 이는 농민들의 소득 증대로 이어질 것이라고 주장했습니다. 농약 공장을 없애고 골프장에도 농약을 사용하지 않도록 하여 국민들이 깨끗한 물과 음식을 섭취할 수 있도록 하겠다고 말했습니다. 그는 현재 한강물에 농약과 세제가 섞여 있고, 바다 생태계가 파괴되고 있는 현실을 비판하며, 이러한 문제를 해결하기 위해 3000명의 살생부에 오를 정치인들을 처벌하겠다고 경고했습니다.

뇌물 쌍벌죄 폐지와 어음 혁명
21번째 공약은 ‘뇌물 혁명’입니다. 뇌물 쌍벌죄를 폐지하고 뇌물을 받은 사람만 처벌하며, 뇌물을 준 사람이 10년 또는 20년 이내에 신고하면 신고자에게 뇌물 전액을 돌려주는 제도를 도입하겠다고 밝혔습니다. 이는 뇌물을 받은 사람이 신고될 것을 두려워하여 뇌물을 받지 않게 함으로써 부정부패를 근원적으로 해소할 수 있다고 주장했습니다. 그는 현재의 쌍벌죄가 뇌물을 주고받는 사람들을 보호하는 역할을 한다고 비판하며, 자신이 대통령이 되면 뇌물 공화국을 없애겠다고 약속했습니다.

23번째 공약은 ‘어음 혁명’입니다. 어음으로 인한 중소기업의 부도를 막기 위해 어음 발행 시 보험료를 납부하도록 하여, 부도 발생 시 보험 회사에서 먼저 지급하고 나중에 재판을 진행하는 시스템을 도입하겠다고 밝혔습니다. 이는 어음으로 인해 망하는 중소기업이 없도록 하여 가장과 가족을 보호하고, 여성들의 인생이 파란만장해지는 것을 막을 수 있다고 설명했습니다. 그는 어음 제도가 아시아에서 한국에만 존재하는 독특한 시스템이며, 연간 4조 원 규모의 어음 거래가 이루어지고 있어 갑자기 폐지하기는 어렵지만, 보험 제도를 통해 부작용을 최소화하겠다고 말했습니다.

생활 혁명: 주거 안정과 사생활 보호
24번째 공약은 ‘생활 혁명’입니다. 1억 원까지의 생활 가사 도구와 전월세 보증금에 대한 강제 집행을 금지하겠다고 밝혔습니다. 이는 초등학생이나 여고생이 있는 집에 법 집행자들이 들어와 물건을 압류하고 경매에 넘기는 충격적인 상황을 막기 위함입니다. 그는 돈을 빌려줄 때 보증금을 뺏을 생각으로 빌려주는 행태를 비판하며, 1억 원 이하의 보증금과 가사 도구는 압류 대상에서 제외하여 국민의 주거 안정과 사생활을 보호하겠다고 강조했습니다. 이러한 정책은 현재 국회의원들이 통과시키기 어려운 내용이지만, 자신이 대통령이 되면 즉시 시행할 수 있다고 말했습니다.

허경영의 ’33가지 혁명 공약’과 ‘3000명의 살생부’의 핵심 내용은? 허경영은 금융실명제 폐지, 유엔본부 판문점 이전, 화폐 디자인 변경, 징병제 폐지 및 모병제 전환 등 파격적인 공약들을 제시하며, 이를 통해 대한민국을 세계 경제의 중심으로 만들고 국민들의 삶을 혁신하겠다고 주장합니다.

1. 허경영의 33가지 혁명 공약과 3000명의 살생부
   허경영은 자신의 33가지 혁명 공약과 3000명의 살생부를 통해 대한민국을 혁신하고 국민의 삶을 개선하겠다고 주장한다.

1.1. 허경영의 공약과 살생부 소개
33가지 혁명 공약
허경영의 공약은 유튜브에 공개되어 있으며, 채널 A와 TV 조선에서 각각 1시간가량 방영되었다.
3000명의 살생부
허경영은 대통령이 된 후 국가 기강 확립을 위해 3000명을 조치할 것이며, 이 명단은 현역 국회의원 300명을 포함한다.
이 조치는 단순히 죽이는 것을 넘어선 더 무서운 방식이 될 것이라고 언급한다.
이들을 조치하는 이유는 그동안 이들 때문에 엄청난 사람들이 피해를 보았기 때문이며, 국민들은 이들에 대한 조치를 원한다고 주장한다.
허경영은 자신을 모독하거나 모욕하는 자들은 3000명의 살생부에 오를 것이며, 그 죄는 100억 배, 1000억 배가 될 것이라고 경고한다.
예수와 보혜사를 거역한 자는 용서받지 못한다는 성경 구절을 인용하며, 자신을 함부로 평가하는 자들은 다음 세상에서도 용서받지 못할 것이라고 말한다.
살생부 명단은 비밀이지만, 대통령이 되면 공개될 것이며, 이 책은 대통령이 되기 전에 출간될 예정이다.
이 살생부가 없으면 우리나라가 제대로 되지 않을 것이라고 강조한다.

1.2. 금융 혁명 (14번째 공약)
금융의 본질과 위험성
‘금융(金融)’이라는 한자에는 벌레 충(蟲) 자가 붙어 있어, 돈을 가지고만 있으면 벌레가 붙는 것처럼 독이 된다고 설명한다.
돈을 많이 가진 사람일수록 잠을 편안하게 못 자고 온갖 망상에 시달린다고 비유한다.
금융은 인간에게 필요하지만, 잘못 활용하면 악이 될 수 있으므로 돈을 순환시켜야 벌레가 붙지 않는다고 강조한다.
돈은 지하를 좋아하며, 어두운 곳에 많다고 비유한다.
금융실명제 폐지 주장
금융실명제와 부동산실명제가 우리나라 경제를 망하게 하는 원인이라고 주장한다.
일본은 금융실명제를 하지 않으며, 세계 경제 3위 대국인 일본이 금융실명제를 하면 부도날 것이라고 말한다.
스위스 등 세계적으로 잘사는 나라는 금융실명제를 하지 않아 개발도상국의 돈이 몰려온다고 설명한다.
반면, 우리나라는 금융실명제 때문에 외국인 투자가 어렵다고 지적한다.
금융실명제는 돈의 흐름을 복잡하게 만들고, 개인의 재산이 투명하게 공개되어 문제가 발생한다고 주장한다.
금융실명제는 우리나라 경제가 5만 불로 성장하는 것을 막고 있으며, 신뢰를 사라지게 한다고 말한다.
대한민국을 금융 메카로 육성
대통령이 되면 새만금에 세계 1위의 금융 메카를 만들 것이며, 이를 위해 우리나라의 금융 관련 법 12개를 없애야 한다고 주장한다.
한반도는 중국, 일본, 미국 등 강대국 사이에 위치하여 돈을 투자하기 가장 좋은 지리적 이점을 가지고 있다고 설명한다.
또한, 한국에는 세계에서 가장 아름다운 여성들이 많아 사람들이 땅덩어리보다 미인을 보러 온다고 비유한다.
이러한 천사들이 사는 나라를 동방의 지옥이라고 부르는 것은 잘못이며, 한복을 입은 아름다운 미인들이 사는 진주 같은 나라라고 강조한다.
그러나 금융실명제가 있으면 외국인 투자자들이 한국을 의심이 많은 나라로 보아 투자를 꺼릴 것이라고 지적한다.
국가 경제 발전 단계와 한국의 위치
국가 경제 발전 단계를 5만 불까지 나누어 설명한다.
1만 불: 맨파워 (부지런함)
2만 불: 기술 (테크놀로지)
3만 불: 에티켓
4만 불: (시간 부족으로 생략)
5만 불: 신뢰
일본은 5만 불 단계에 도달했지만, 우리나라는 아직 기술 단계에 머물러 있어 일본을 따라가려면 50년에서 100년이 걸릴 것이라고 말한다.
이러한 상황이 지속되면 우리나라 젊은이들이 아시아의 식모나 운전수가 될 것이며, 자신은 이를 막기 위해 왔다고 주장한다.

1.3. 허경영 공약의 독창성 주장
유럽 공약 모방설 반박
허경영의 공약이 유럽의 것을 모방했다는 주장은 사실이 아니라고 반박한다.
자신의 공약은 유럽보다 15년 앞선 1995년에 특허 및 저작권 등록을 마쳤다고 강조한다.
국회의원 100명 축소, 결혼하면 혜택 등 자신의 공약 90% 이상은 유럽에 없는 내용이라고 주장한다.
자신을 비판하는 여성 패널의 주장은 잘못되었으며, 무책임한 발언은 하늘에 큰 죄를 짓는 것이라고 경고한다.
과거 라면 회사 ‘우지 파동’ 사례를 들며, 무책임한 언론 보도가 기업을 망하게 할 수 있다고 비판한다.
자신을 비판하는 정치인들에 대한 경고
현재 정치인들과 국회의원 300명은 국민의 삶에 불을 지르고 있으며, 국민들은 고통받고 있다고 비판한다.
자신은 사람을 근본적으로 좋아하며, 국회의원이 정치를 잘못해도 국민의 잘못된 투표 때문이라고 말한다.
자신의 원수는 남이 아니라 자신 속에 있다고 강조한다.

1.4. 장기 혁명 (27번째 공약)
장기 이식 문제 해결
우리나라에는 장기가 없어 3년, 5년씩 기다리다 죽는 사람이 수만 명에 달하며, 돈이 많은 사람은 중국에 가서 장기를 구하기도 한다고 설명한다.
허경영은 이들을 모두 구해 주겠다고 약속한다.
생명 윤리 문제 비판
일부 패널들은 장기를 구해 준다는 공약을 문제 삼으며, 장기 구매를 막고 DNA 복제를 못 하게 하는 현행법을 비판한다.
이러한 규제 때문에 미국의 유전자 기술을 돈 주고 사서 써야 하는 현실을 지적하며, 미래 사업을 가로막는 행위라고 주장한다.

1.5. 미래 5대 핵심 산업
미래 사업의 중요성
한민족이 반드시 주도해야 할 미래 사업 5가지를 제시한다.
5대 핵심 산업
디바인 (Divine) 산업 (영성 산업)
핸드폰이나 집에 영성을 불어넣어 사용자에게 칭찬과 격려를 해주는 제품을 개발해야 한다고 주장한다.
예를 들어, 핸드폰을 잡으면 “사랑해요”, “힘내세요” 같은 말이 나오거나, 집 문을 열면 “어서 오세요, 수고 많으셨습니다” 같은 말이 나와야 한다고 설명한다.
죽은 남편이나 아들의 음성을 입력시켜 위로받을 수도 있다고 말한다.
현재 삼성 등에서 나오는 제품들은 영성이 없는 ‘죽은 상품’이며, 자신에게 배워야 미래 제품을 만들 수 있다고 강조한다.
디지털 (Digital) 산업
아날로그가 디지털로 바뀌는 것처럼, 디지털 산업의 변화가 중요하다고 언급한다.
디자인 (Design) 산업
핸드폰 디자인이 나뭇잎처럼 바뀌거나, 계절에 따라 색깔이 변하는 카멜레온 같은 디자인 혁명이 필요하다고 주장한다.
현재 핸드폰 디자인은 획일적이며, 미래에는 수시로 디자인을 바꿀 수 있어야 한다고 말한다.
DNA 산업
대한민국이 생명 윤리 등의 이유로 DNA 연구를 막고 있어 외국에 뒤처지고 있다고 비판한다.
외국에서는 이미 DNA 지도를 만들어 활용하고 있으며, 우리나라도 이 분야에 뛰어들어야 한다고 강조한다.
(다섯 번째는 언급되지 않음)
미래 산업의 중요성 재강조
이 네 가지 산업(디바인, 디지털, 디자인, DNA)만이 미래를 바꿀 수 있으며, 나머지는 쓸모없다고 단언한다.
현재 우리나라의 두뇌들은 디바인과 DNA 산업을 하지 않고 디지털과 디자인에만 매달리고 있어 삼성 핸드폰이 발전하지 못한다고 지적한다.
TV를 켜면 가족 사진이나 어릴 적 자녀의 모습이 먼저 나오고, 그 후에 채널을 선택하는 방식으로 가족 화합을 도모해야 한다고 제안한다.

1.6. 지진 혁명 (15번째 공약)
지진 매뉴얼 부재 비판
최근 지진이 발생했지만, 지진 담당 장관은 매뉴얼이 영원히 없다고 답변했다고 비판한다.
우리나라는 지진대에 위치하며, 서울에 진도 7의 지진이 발생하면 천만 명이 죽을 수 있으므로 진도 7에 맞춰 매뉴얼을 만들어야 한다고 주장한다.
지진이 난 후에 매뉴얼을 만들겠다는 것은 사람들이 죽어야 매뉴얼이 만들어진다는 것과 같다고 비판한다.
지진 대비 방안
안방과 자녀 방에 강력한 철제 책상을 비치하여 지진 시 대피 공간으로 활용해야 한다고 제안한다.
나무 책상은 무너질 수 있지만, 철제 책상은 무너지지 않아 생존 가능성을 높인다고 설명한다.
정부 고위층은 자신에게 물어봐야 경제 발전과 재난 대비 매뉴얼을 제대로 만들 수 있다고 주장한다.

1.7. 기업 혁명 (16번째 공약)
청년 무직 사태 해결 방안
청년 무직 사태를 해결하기 위한 방안으로 기업 혁명을 제시한다.
중소기업 지원 및 청년 창업 유도
중소기업에 취업하는 청년에게는 100만 원 상당의 쿠폰을 지급한다.
이 쿠폰은 술이나 담배를 살 수 없고, 식품점 등 꼭 필요한 물건을 살 때만 사용할 수 있어 소비를 증가시킨다.
현금으로 청년 수당을 지급하는 성남시장, 서울시장의 방식은 잘못된 것이라고 비판한다.
중소기업에서 5년 근무한 청년에게는 4억 원을 무담보, 무보증, 무이자로 창업 자금으로 지원한다.
이 자금은 국가가 회수하며, 청년들은 자발적으로 상환한다.
이러한 정책을 통해 청년들이 대기업 대신 중소기업으로 몰리게 하여 중소기업을 강화하고, 청년들이 창업을 통해 사장이 될 기회를 제공한다.
이는 청년들이 대기업에 가지 않아도 실력이 없어서가 아니라, 창업을 위한 준비 과정이라고 설명할 수 있게 하여 결혼에도 긍정적인 영향을 미친다고 주장한다.
청년 취업 국가 책임제
청년 실업을 100% 해결하고, 청년 취업은 국가가 책임지며, 취업이 안 될 경우 국가에서 월급을 지급한다.

1.8. 유엔 본부 판문점 이전 (16번째 공약)
북한 핵 문제 해결 및 한반도 평화 유지
25년 전부터 북한이 핵을 만들 것을 알고 있었으며, 유엔 본부를 판문점으로 이전하면 북한이 핵무기를 가질 수 없게 된다고 주장한다.
유엔 본부가 판문점에 오면 500여 개 단체가 서울 일대에 깔리게 되어 북한이 전쟁을 일으킬 수 없게 된다고 설명한다.
강대국으로부터 한반도 보호
중국, 미국, 소련이 한반도를 쪼개는 것을 막고, 북한의 핵 개발에 강대국들이 가담하지 못하도록 유엔 본부를 유치해야 한다고 말한다.
현재 대한민국 국회의원 중 이 사실을 아는 사람이 한 명도 없으므로, 이들은 살생부에 들어갈 수밖에 없다고 비판한다.

1.9. 화폐 혁명 (17번째 공약)
화폐 디자인 변경
현재 화폐에 죽은 사람(세종대왕 등)의 사진을 넣는 것은 잘못이며, 모든 돈의 디자인을 허경영 사진으로 바꿀 것이라고 주장한다.
허경영 사진이 들어간 돈을 가지고 있으면 행운이 오고, 돈을 볼 때마다 일이 잘되고 몸이 건강해질 것이라고 말한다.
지하 자금 회수 및 국민 배당금 지급
화폐 디자인을 바꾸면 지하에 숨겨둔 5만 원권, 10만 원권, 100만 원권, 1억 원권, 1000억 원권 등 모든 수표와 무기명 채권이 쓰레기가 된다.
이 돈들을 가지고 나오지 않으면 쓸 수 없게 되므로, 숨겨진 지하 자금이 순식간에 회수될 것이라고 설명한다.
회수된 지하 자금은 출처를 알 수 없을 경우 국민 배당금으로 전환되어 국민들의 통장에 입금될 것이라고 약속한다.
이를 통해 허경영이 대통령이 되면 모든 비자금이 사라지고 국민 배당금으로 돌아갈 것이라고 강조한다.

1.10. 지하 혁명 (18번째 공약)
행정 구역 개편
현재의 행정 구역을 개편하여 지역 감정을 해소하고 효율성을 높인다.
전라남도와 경상남도는 전경도로 통합한다.
충청남북도와 강원도는 충강도로 통합한다.
경기도는 서울로 편입되고, 인천은 인천부가 된다.
인천공항은 서울 국제공항으로 바뀌어 세계 랭킹 1위 공항이 된다.
김포공항은 김포 국제공항으로 바뀐다.
제주도는 현재와 같이 유지된다.
이렇게 되면 우리나라는 4개의 도(전경도, 충강도, 서울, 제주도)로 구성되어 동서남북 구분이 사라지고 지역 감정이 해소될 것이라고 주장한다.

1.11. 징병 혁명 (19번째 공약)
모병제 전환 및 국방 예산 절감
모든 남녀는 한 달간 군사 교육을 받은 후 바로 제대하며, 그 외에는 모병제를 통해 필요한 인원을 뽑아 쓴다.
이를 통해 국방 예산 10조 원을 절약할 수 있다고 주장한다.
현재도 여군은 모병제로 운영되고 있으며, 사병들에게 10만 원 월급을 주는 것은 부당하다고 지적한다.
모병제를 통해 200만 원 정도의 월급을 지급하여 청년 실업 문제를 해결할 수 있다고 말한다.
징병제 모방 비판 및 예비군 훈련 축소
자신의 징병제 공약을 모방하는 사람들은 논산 훈련소에서 한 달간 훈련도 받지 않는다는 점에서 문제가 있다고 비판한다.
훈련 없이 예비군이 없으면 전쟁 시 문제가 발생하므로, 훈련은 필요하지만 예비군 훈련은 축소해야 한다고 주장한다.
전쟁 시에는 하사관이나 모병으로 뽑힌 전문가들이 장비 기술을 다루므로, 일반 병사들은 4개월 정도의 훈련으로 충분하다고 설명한다.
‘징병’이라는 단어는 일제강점기 일본이 한국인을 강제로 전쟁터로 끌고 간 ‘징용’을 연상시키므로, ‘모병’으로 바꿔야 한다고 강조한다.

1.12. 농지 혁명 (20번째 공약)
농지 거래 자유화
농림부 장관은 농지를 도시 사람들이 자유롭게 살 수 있도록 해야 한다고 주장한다.
현재는 농촌 노인들이 양로원에 가기 위해 농지를 팔고 싶어도 사는 사람이 없어 팔지 못하는 현실을 지적한다.
농지 거래를 자유화하면 농민들의 재산 가치가 올라가고, 도시 사람들이 농지를 사서 주말 농사를 지으며 농촌과 연계될 수 있다고 설명한다.
이는 농촌 사람들의 재산을 보장하고, 농토 가치를 2~3배 올릴 수 있다고 말한다.
농업 발전 및 친환경 농법 도입
농지를 살려 제1차 산업인 농업을 키우고, 새마을 운동처럼 농업 발전에 힘써야 한다고 강조한다.
농약 대신 미생물로 농사를 짓도록 하여 친환경 농산물을 생산하면 일본 등 전 세계에서 한국 농산물을 사 가려고 할 것이라고 주장한다.
농약 공장을 없애고 골프장도 농약을 사용하지 않게 하면, 국민들이 먹는 물이 깨끗해지고 농약으로 인한 질병이 절반으로 줄어들 것이라고 말한다.
현재 한강물과 바다에 농약과 세제가 유입되어 생태계를 파괴하고 있으며, 이러한 문제를 해결하지 못하는 장관과 정치인들을 비판한다.

1.13. 폭행 혁명 (21번째 공약)
뇌물 쌍벌죄 폐지 및 신고자 포상
뇌물을 준 사람과 받은 사람을 모두 처벌하는 쌍벌죄는 뇌물을 근절할 수 없으므로 폐지해야 한다고 주장한다.
뇌물을 받은 사람만 처벌하고, 뇌물을 준 사람이 10년 또는 20년 이내에 신고하면 그 뇌물을 신고자에게 돌려주는 제도를 도입한다.
이렇게 하면 대기업에서 뇌물을 준 사람들이 신고하여 엄청난 돈을 받을 수 있게 되므로, 뇌물을 받을 사람이 없어질 것이라고 설명한다.
정치인들의 뇌물 수수 비판
현재 정치인들이 뇌물을 가장 많이 받기 때문에 쌍벌제를 유지하여 뇌물을 준 사람과 받은 사람을 모두 보호하고 있다고 비판한다.
허경영이 대통령이 되면 뇌물 공화국이 사라지고, 부자지간에도 뇌물을 받지 못하게 될 것이라고 강조한다.

1.14. 어음 혁명 (22번째 공약)
어음 제도 개선
어음을 끝내는 대신, 어음 보험 제도를 도입하여 어음 발행자가 보험료를 내야만 어음을 발행할 수 있게 한다.
어음 발행 기업이 부도나면 보험 회사에서 먼저 어음 대금을 지급하고 나중에 재판을 진행하여, 중소기업의 부도를 막는다.
어음으로 인한 피해 방지
어음 부도로 인해 중소기업이 망하고, 가장이 파산하며, 가족이 뿔뿔이 흩어지는 비극을 막아야 한다고 주장한다.
특히, 여고생이 아버지의 사업 실패로 학업을 중단하고 직장에 갔다가 성폭행을 당하는 등 파란만장한 인생을 살게 되는 사례를 언급하며, 부모가 자식에게 그런 상처를 주어서는 안 된다고 강조한다.
어음 제도의 특수성
어음 제도를 없애거나 모두 현금 거래로 전환하는 방안도 있지만, 어음이 갑자기 사라지면 경제가 휘청거릴 수 있어 유지하고 있다고 설명한다.
어음은 아시아에서 우리나라만 존재하는 독특한 제도이며, 조선시대부터 양반들이 어음을 사용했던 역사적 배경이 있다고 말한다.
강남에서만 연간 4조 원 규모의 어음 거래가 이루어지고 있다고 언급한다.

1.15. 생활 혁명 (24번째 공약)
가장 재산 및 주거지 보호
가장의 제품, 돈, 전월세 보증금 1억 원까지는 강제 집행을 금지한다.
민족 노래 모아다 고소 낱말은 쪽이 의해 호소 운영 헌재를 시행하며, 정부와 주었고 어전 기재에 금지하여 국민의 사생활을 보호한다.
현행 국회의원들이 이 법안을 통과시키려면 100년이 걸리겠지만, 자신이 대통령이 되면 국회의원들을 처리하고 이 법안을 통과시킬 수 있다고 주장한다.
가족 해체 방지
초등학생, 중학생, 여고생이 있는 집에 법을 집행하러 들어가 경매를 진행하면 자녀들이 받는 충격이 크다고 지적한다.
전세 보증금 압류 등으로 가족이 뿔뿔이 흩어지는 것을 막기 위해 주거지 진입을 금지한다.
돈을 빌려줄 때 보증금을 뺏을 생각으로 빌려주면 안 되며, 1억 원까지는 압류가 금지되지만 1억 원 이상은 청구할 수 있다고 설명한다.
예를 들어, 1억 5천만 원을 받을 돈이 있어도 1억 원까지는 압류할 수 없으며, 1천만 원 정도의 가사 도구만 압류할 수 있다고 말한다.

2. 허경영의 치유 능력
   허경영은 자신의 이름을 부르거나 사진을 보면 몸이 건강해지고 영적으로 변화한다고 주장하며, 직접 사람들의 아픈 곳을 치유하는 시연을 보인다.

2.1. 허경영 이름의 힘
이름을 부르면 몸이 강해짐
허경영의 이름을 부르면 인체가 변화하고 세포가 강해진다고 주장한다.
직접 시연을 통해, 다른 사람의 이름을 부르면 힘이 약해지지만, 허경영의 이름을 부르면 힘이 강해지는 것을 보여준다.
자신의 사진을 보는 것만으로도 몸이 건강해진다고 말한다.
영적인 변화
허경영의 이름을 부르면 영적으로도 변화가 일어나며, 이는 자신이 대통령이 되면 모두 알게 될 것이라고 말한다.

2.2. 아픈 곳 치유 시연
치유 과정
아픈 사람들을 불러내어 왼손을 대고 아픈 곳을 잡아주겠다고 말한다.
한 여성의 코에 손을 대고 힘을 주게 한 후, 힘이 없던 코가 정상으로 돌아오는 것을 보여준다.
이 여성은 비염이 있었으며, 치유 후에는 힘이 생겨 정상으로 돌아왔다고 말한다.
다리 통증 치유
다리가 아픈 남성에게 손을 대고 치유한다.
20살 때 군대 사고로 척수를 다쳐 다리가 아팠던 남성에게 손을 대자, 다리가 좋아졌다고 말한다.
며칠 전에도 헬스장에서 다쳤던 다리가 좋아졌다고 언급한다.
다른 사람들의 치유
다른 아픈 사람들에게도 손을 대고 치유를 진행한다.
모든 치유가 끝난 후, 다음 주에 나머지 공약들을 마무리하겠다고 말하며 강연을 마친다.

허경영의 33가지 혁명 공약 중 핵심은? 금융실명제 폐지와 한반도 금융 메카 조성을 통해 지하 자금을 양성화하고, 국가 경제를 활성화하겠다는 것입니다.

1. 경제 혁명 공약
   금융실명제 폐지 및 금융 메카 조성: 지하 자금 양성화 및 국가 경제 활성화 목표임.
   화폐 디자인 변경: 지하 자금 회수 및 국민 배당금 지급 목적임.

2. 사회 혁명 공약
   3천 명 살생부: 국가 기강 확립 및 부패 정치인 처벌을 위함임.
   징병제 모병제로 전환: 국방 예산 절감 및 청년 실업 해소 목표임.
   뇌물 쌍벌죄 폐지: 뇌물 신고자에게 뇌물액을 돌려줘 뇌물 근절을 유도함.
   어음 혁명: 어음 보험제 도입으로 중소기업 부도 방지 및 가장 보호를 위함임.
   생활 혁명: 1억 원 이하 보증금 및 가사 도구 압류 금지로 국민의 주거 안정과 사생활 보호를 위함임.

3. 미래 산업 육성 공약
   영성 산업(Divine 4th): 모든 제품에 감성적 기능을 추가하여 사용자 만족도를 높임.
   DNA 산업: 대한민국이 막아놓은 DNA 연구를 활성화하여 미래 경쟁력을 확보함.

혁명공약(革命公約)-(혁(革)-revolution, 명(命)-mandate, 공(公)-public, 약(約)-promise)

살생부(殺生簿)-(살(殺)-kill, 생(生)-life, 부(簿)-register)
기강(紀綱)-(기(紀)-discipline, 강(綱)-rule)
현역(現役)-(현(現)-current, 역(役)-service)
금융(金融)-(금(金)-money, 융(融)-flow)
화제(火災)-(화(火)-fire, 재(災)-disaster)
절교(絕交)-(절(絕)-break off, 교(交)-relationship)
순간(瞬間)-(순(瞬)-twinkle, 간(間)-moment)
현명(賢明)-(현(賢)-wise, 명(明)-bright)
주택(住宅)-(주(住)-reside, 택(宅)-house)
사형(死刑)-(사(死)-death, 형(刑)-punishment)
인형(人刑)-(인(人)-human, 형(刑)-punishment)
천벌(天罰)-(천(天)-heaven, 벌(罰)-punishment)
방정식(方程式)-(방(方)-method, 정(程)-rule, 식(式)-formula)
서열(序列)-(서(序)-order, 열(列)-rank)
평등(平等)-(평(平)-equal, 등(等)-same)
철학(哲學)-(철(哲)-philosophy, 학(學)-study)
사상(思想)-(사(思)-thought, 상(想)-idea)
유교(儒敎)-(유(儒)-Confucian, 교(敎)-teaching)
경쟁(競爭)-(경(競)-compete, 쟁(爭)-contend)
관절(關節)-(관(關)-joint, 절(節)-node)
업장(業障)-(업(業)-karma, 장(障)-hindrance)
명색(名色)-(명(名)-name, 색(色)-form)
육체(肉體)-(육(肉)-flesh, 체(體)-body)
정신(精神)-(정(精)-spirit, 신(神)-mind)
번뇌(煩惱)-(번(煩)-trouble, 뇌(惱)-distress)
영생(永生)-(영(永)-eternal, 생(生)-life)
무명(無明)-(무(無)-ignorance, 명(明)-light)
초인종(招人鐘)-(초(招)-beckon, 인(人)-person, 종(鐘)-bell)
정상(正常)-(정(正)-correct, 상(常)-normal)
모독(冒瀆)-(모(冒)-insult, 독(瀆)-blaspheme)
모욕(侮辱)-(모(侮)-humiliate, 욕(辱)-disgrace)
보혜사(保惠師)-(보(保)-protect, 혜(惠)-grace, 사(師)-teacher)
금융실명제(金融實名制)-(금(金)-money, 융(融)-flow, 실(實)-real, 명(名)-name, 제(制)-system)
부동산(不動産)-(부(不)-not, 동(動)-move, 산(産)-property)
개발도상국(開發途上國)-(개(開)-develop, 발(發)-start, 도(途)-road, 상(上)-on, 국(國)-country)
한반도(韓半島)-(한(韓)-Korea, 반(半)-half, 도(島)-island)
메카(메카)-(메카(Mecca)-Mecca)
저작권(著作權)-(저(著)-write, 작(作)-create, 권(權)-right)
장기(臟器)-(장(臟)-organ, 기(器)-vessel)
영성(靈性)-(영(靈)-spirit, 성(性)-nature)
디지털(디지털)-(디지털(Digital)-digital)
디자인(디자인)-(디자인(Design)-design)
혁명(革命)-(혁(革)-revolution, 명(命)-mandate)
지진(地震)-(지(地)-earth, 진(震)-quake)
매뉴얼(매뉴얼)-(매뉴얼(Manual)-manual)
대책(對策)-(대(對)-counter, 책(策)-plan)
철제(鐵製)-(철(鐵)-iron, 제(製)-made)
청년(靑年)-(청(靑)-youth, 년(年)-year)
무직(無職)-(무(無)-no, 직(職)-job)
쿠폰(쿠폰)-(쿠폰(Coupon)-coupon)
창업(創業)-(창(創)-create, 업(業)-business)
국방(國防)-(국(國)-nation, 방(防)-defense)
예산(豫算)-(예(豫)-preliminary, 산(算)-calculate)
실업자(失業者)-(실(失)-lose, 업(業)-job, 자(者)-person)
징병(徵兵)-(징(徵)-conscript, 병(兵)-soldier)
모병(募兵)-(모(募)-recruit, 병(兵)-soldier)
농지(農地)-(농(農)-agriculture, 지(地)-land)
농림부(農林部)-(농(農)-agriculture, 림(林)-forest, 부(部)-department)
농약(農藥)-(농(農)-agriculture, 약(藥)-chemical)
미생물(微生物)-(미(微)-micro, 생(生)-organism, 물(物)-thing)
뇌물(賂物)-(뇌(賂)-bribe, 물(物)-thing)
쌍벌죄(雙罰罪)-(쌍(雙)-double, 벌(罰)-punishment, 죄(罪)-crime)
부정부패(不正腐敗)-(부(不)-un, 정(正)-just, 부(腐)-corrupt, 패(敗)-decay)
어음(어음)-(어음(Bill)-bill)
부도(不渡)-(부(不)-not, 도(渡)-pass)
중소기업(中小企業)-(중(中)-medium, 소(小)-small, 기(企)-enterprise, 업(業)-business)
성폭행(性暴行)-(성(性)-sexual, 폭(暴)-violence, 행(行)-act)
현금(現金)-(현(現)-current, 금(金)-money)
생활(生活)-(생(生)-life, 활(活)-activity)
압류(押留)-(압(押)-seize, 류(留)-detain)
보증금(保證金)-(보(保)-guarantee, 증(證)-proof, 금(金)-money)
강제집행(强制執行)-(강(強)-force, 제(制)-control, 집(執)-execute, 행(行)-action)
주거지(住居地)-(주(住)-reside, 거(居)-live, 지(地)-place)

1. 허경영 혁명 공약과 3000명의 살생부

허경영의 33가지 혁명 공약은 내년에 대통령 출마를 위한 것이다. 이 공약은 채널 A와 TV 조선에서 방영되었다. 3000명의 살생부는 허경영이 대통령이 된 후 국가 기강을 잡기 위해 현역 국회의원 300명을 포함한 3000명을 대상으로 조치할 내용이다. 이 조치는 과거 이들로 인해 피해를 본 국민들의 바람을 반영한다.

2. 금융 혁명과 12연기
   14번째 공약은 50 금융 혁명이다. 돈은 가지고 있으면 벌레가 붙는다는 의미의 ‘충(蟲)’ 자가 금융(金融)에 붙어 있다. 돈은 순환해야 하며, 가지고 있으면 독이 된다. 돈을 많이 가진 사람은 망상이 떠오르고 편안하게 잠들 수 없다. 금융은 인간에게 필요하지만 잘못 활용하면 악이 될 수 있다. 돈을 남에게 돌려 순환시키면 벌레가 되지 않는다. 주식회사나 중소기업에 투자하여 돈을 좋은 곳에 쓰면 돈이 순환되지만, 돈을 쌓아두면 썩어 가치가 없어진다.

최근 원룸 화재 사건의 범인은 여자친구와의 절교 선언에 홧김에 불을 질렀다. 여러 사람이 사는 주택에 불을 지른 행위는 사형에 해당한다. 인간의 벌은 ‘인형(人刑)’이고 하늘의 벌은 ‘천벌(天罰)’이다. 인간의 벌을 받아도 천벌을 피할 수 없다.

부부 싸움은 서열을 몰라서 발생한다. 아내가 어머니의 개념이고 남편은 아들의 개념이다. 사람이 죽을 때 어머니를 부르지 아버지를 부르는 경우는 드물다. 남편이 아내에게 대드는 것은 어머니에게 대드는 것과 같다. 이는 천벌을 받게 된다. 공자, 맹자, 순자, 한비자의 동양 철학 사상에서는 아내가 어머니이고 남편은 아들이라고 가르친다. 그러나 유교에서는 남녀평등을 주장하며 남자가 하늘이고 여자가 땅이라고 잘못 가르쳤다. 어머니는 땅에서 모든 것을 나오게 하지만, 하늘에서는 아무것도 나오지 않는다. 아내가 밥을 해주지 않으면 아들은 힘을 쓸 수 없다. 아내가 어머니 수준인데 아들이 아내를 갈박하는 것은 옳지 않다. 여성은 남편을 불쌍히 여겨야 한다. 부모는 자식이 잘 되는 것을 기뻐한다. 남편을 경쟁 대상으로 보면 집안이 망한다. 육영수 여사는 박정희 대통령을 아들처럼 대했다.

인간이 잘못하면 판사가 벌을 주지만, 하늘의 벌은 피할 수 없다. 감옥에서 10년을 살아도 하늘에 가면 더 큰 죄가 기다린다. 어리석은 사람은 인간의 벌을 받고 하늘에서 또 벌을 받는다. 영리한 사람은 부부 싸움을 하지 않는다.

애인이 절교했다고 해서 잠자는 사람 집에 불을 질러 죽이려 한 젊은이는 무식한 사람이다. 이 여자가 이 남자와 결혼했으면 싸우다가 집에 불을 지르고 아이들까지 죽였을 것이다. 이 여자는 현명하게 절교를 선택하여 자신을 살렸다.

불교의 12연기는 무명(無明)에서 시작하여 죽음(老死)으로 이어진다.

무명(無明): 모르는 상태. 이 젊은이는 무명으로 인해 행동으로 옮겼다.

행(行): 행동. 불을 지르는 행위.

식(識): 의식. 재판, 경찰, 감옥에 가야 한다는 의식이 머리에 들어간다. 잠재의식에 들어가 업장을 받게 된다.

명색(名色): 정신과 육체. 업장을 지으면 명색이 병든다.

육체(六處): 육체. 눈, 귀, 코, 혀, 몸, 마음이 병든다.

촉(觸): 접촉. 육체가 병들면 모든 접촉이 번뇌로 이어진다.

수(受): 느낌. 돈을 벌고 노력하는 것에 집착한다.

애(愛): 애착. 탐욕이 몸부림친다.

취(取): 취함. 욕심이 생긴다.

유(有): 존재.

생(生): 태어남.

노사(老死): 늙음과 죽음. 무명이 죽음을 만든다.

허경영을 만나면 노사가 영생이 된다. 허경영을 대입하면 12연기가 달라진다.

3. 금융실명제 폐지와 경제 발전
   금융실명제와 부동산실명제는 우리나라 경제를 망하게 했다. 일본은 금융실명제를 하지 않으며 세계 경제 3위 대국이다. 일본이 금융실명제를 하면 부도난다. 세계의 잘 사는 나라는 금융실명제를 하지 않는다. 개발도상국의 돈이 일본이나 스위스 은행에 숨겨진다. 금융실명제를 하는 나라에는 투자하지 않는다. 홍콩에 돈이 몰리는 이유는 어둡기 때문이다. 돈은 벌레처럼 어두운 곳을 좋아한다.

허경영이 대통령이 되면 새만금에 세계 제1의 금융 메카를 만들 것이다. 이를 위해 우리나라의 금융 관련 법규 12개를 없애야 한다. 금융실명제는 돈의 흐름을 막고 경제 발전을 저해한다. 아들이 아버지의 재산을 쉽게 알 수 있게 되어 문제가 발생한다. 금융실명제는 우리나라 경제를 2만 5천 불에서 막아버렸다.

5만 불 경제를 달성하려면 부정부패를 없애야 한다.

1만 불: 맨파워 (부지런함)

2만 불: 기술 (테크놀로지)

3만 불: 에티켓

4만 불: (시간 관계상 생략)

5만 불: 신뢰

일본은 5만 불에 가까운 경제 수준을 달성했다. 우리는 아직 기술 단계에 머물러 있다. 일본을 따라가려면 50년에서 100년이 걸린다. 허경영이 온 것은 우리나라가 아시아의 식모가 되는 것을 막기 위함이다. 금융실명제는 신뢰를 사라지게 한다.

4. 한반도 금융 메카와 미래 산업
   한반도를 금융 메카로 만들 것이다. 중국, 일본, 미국 등 강대국 사이에 위치한 한반도는 홍콩, 싱가포르, 대만, 호주처럼 돈을 갖다 놓기 가장 좋은 곳이다. 세계에서 투자하기 가장 좋고, 아름다운 여성들이 많다. 전쟁의 위험이 없는 진주 같은 나라이다. 금융실명제가 있으면 이 나라는 의심이 많은 나라로 비쳐져 투자가 어렵다.

허경영의 공약은 유럽보다 15년 앞서 1995년에 특허 및 저작권 등록을 마쳤다. 허경영의 공약을 모방했다는 주장은 거짓이다. 국회의원 100명 축소, 결혼하면 1억 원 지급 등 허경영 공약의 90% 이상은 유럽에 없다. 허경영은 자신을 비판하는 사람들을 미워하지 않는다. 자신의 원수는 자신 속에 있다.

허경영 공약 중 27번째는 장기 혁명이다. 장기 이식을 기다리는 수많은 사람들을 구제할 것이다. 현재 국회의원들은 생명 윤리를 내세워 장기 구매나 DNA 복제를 막고 있다. 이로 인해 유전자 기술은 미국으로 넘어가고 우리는 돈을 주고 사서 써야 한다.

미래 사업은 다음과 같다.

디바인 (Divine): 영성 산업. 핸드폰을 잡으면 “사랑해요”, “힘내세요” 같은 말이 나와야 한다. 삼성 핸드폰은 영성이 없는 죽은 상품이다. 미래 제품은 사람을 칭찬해주는 제품으로 바뀌어야 한다. 집 문을 열면 “오늘도 수고 많으셨습니다” 같은 말이 나와야 한다. 모든 기계에 영성이 들어가야 한다.

디지털 (Digital): 아날로그가 디지털로 바뀌는 문제.

디자인 (Design): 디자인 혁명. 핸드폰 디자인이 나무 이파리처럼 바뀌고, 계절에 따라 색깔이 변하는 카멜레온처럼 되어야 한다.

DNA: DNA 연구 및 활용. 대한민국은 윤리 문제를 내세워 이를 막고 있다. 외국은 이미 DNA 지도를 만들어 활용하고 있다.

이 네 가지 산업이 미래를 바꿀 것이다. 현재 우리나라 두뇌는 디바인과 DNA 산업을 하지 않고 디지털과 디자인만 하고 있다. 삼성 핸드폰이 달라지지 않는 이유이다. TV를 켜면 가족 사진이 나오고, 어릴 때 모습이 나와 가족 화합을 이끌어야 한다. 아빠가 일하는 모습이 나올 수도 있다.

5. 지진 매뉴얼과 기업 혁명
   15번째 공약은 기업 혁명이다. 지진 담당 장관은 지진 매뉴얼이 영원히 없다고 말했다. 이는 잘못된 생각이다. 우리나라는 지진대에 약간 비껴 있지만, 진도 7의 지진이 서울에 발생하면 천만 명이 죽을 수 있다. 모든 지진 매뉴얼은 진도 7에 맞춰 만들어야 한다. 지진이 나야 매뉴얼을 만든다는 것은 잘못된 정치이다.

강력한 철제 책상을 안방과 아들 방에 두어야 한다. 지진으로 집이 무너져도 철제 책상 밑에 있으면 살아남을 수 있다. 정부는 지진 매뉴얼이 없다고 말하는 것은 문제가 있다. 정부 고위층은 허경영에게 물어야 한다. 허경영은 대통령이 되어야만 가르쳐 줄 것이다.

16번째 공약은 기업 혁명이다. 청년 무직 사태를 해결하기 위해 중소기업에 들어가는 사람에게 100만 원 쿠폰을 지급한다. 이 쿠폰은 식품점 등 필요한 물건을 살 때만 사용할 수 있어 소비를 증가시킨다. 현금으로 지급하는 청년 수당은 잘못된 것이다. 중소기업에서 5년 근무한 사람에게는 4억 원을 무담보, 무보증, 무이자로 창업 자금으로 지급한다. 이는 청년들이 대기업 대신 중소기업으로 가도록 유도하고, 나중에 창업하여 사장이 될 수 있도록 돕는다. 이는 젊은이들에게 기회를 주고 결혼을 가능하게 한다. 청년 실업은 국가가 책임진다.

6. 유엔 본부 판문점 이전과 화폐 혁명
   16번째 공약은 유엔 본부를 판문점으로 이전하는 것이다. 허경영은 25년 전부터 북한이 핵을 만들 것을 알고 있었다. 유엔 본부가 판문점에 오면 북한은 핵을 만들 수 없다. 500여 개의 유엔 단체가 서울 일대에 깔려 있으면 북한은 전쟁을 할 수 없다. 이는 중국, 미국, 소련이 한반도를 쪼개는 것을 막기 위함이다. 대한민국 국회의원 중 이 사실을 아는 사람은 없다.

17번째 공약은 화폐 혁명이다. 돈의 디자인을 허경영 사진으로 바꿀 것이다. 허경영 사진이 있는 돈을 가지고 있으면 행운이 오고 일이 잘 될 것이다. 죽은 사람 사진을 돈에 넣는 것은 옳지 않다. 화폐 가치는 그대로 두고 디자인만 바꾸면 지하에 숨겨둔 5만 원짜리 돈이 나오게 된다. 신권이 나오면 구권은 없어진다. 무기명 채권도 마찬가지이다. 허경영이 대통령이 되면 모든 비자금은 국민 배당금으로 국민 통장에 들어갈 것이다.

7. 지하 혁명과 징병 혁명
   18번째 공약은 지하 혁명이다. 전라남도와 경상남도는 전경도로, 충청남도와 강원도는 충강도로 통합한다. 경기도는 서울이 되고, 인천은 인천부가 된다. 인천공항은 서울 국제공항으로 바뀐다. 김포공항은 김포 국제공항으로 바뀐다. 제주도를 포함하여 우리나라는 네 개의 도가 된다. 동서남북 지역 감정이 사라진다.

19번째 공약은 징병 혁명이다. 모든 남자와 여자는 한 달간 군사 교육을 받고 바로 제대한다. 예비군으로 쓸 수 있도록 하고, 그 외에는 모병제로 뽑아서 쓴다. 국방 예산 10조 원이 절약된다. 200만 원 정도의 월급을 주는 모병제를 통해 청년 실업을 해결한다. 징병제는 강제로 동원하는 것이고, 모병제는 모집하는 것이다. 국회의원 자녀는 10만 원 월급을 받는데, 국회의원은 천만 원을 받는 것은 바람직하지 않다.

8. 농지 혁명과 농약 혁명
   20번째 공약은 농지 혁명이다. 농림부 장관은 농지를 도시 사람들이 자유롭게 살 수 있도록 해야 한다. 지금은 농촌 사람들이 농지를 팔고 싶어도 사는 사람이 없어 노인들이 양로원에 갈 돈도 마련하지 못한다. 농지는 모든 사람이 살 수 있도록 해야 농민들의 재산 가치가 올라간다. 도시 사람들이 농지를 사서 주말에 농사도 짓고, 농촌과 연계되어야 농촌이 활성화된다.

농약 혁명도 필요하다. 국민들이 먹는 음식에 농약 대신 미생물 농약을 개발하여 사용해야 한다. 그러면 일본 등 전 세계에서 우리나라 농산물을 가져가려고 할 것이다. 한반도는 사방이 바다라 농약이나 오염 물질이 들어갈 곳이 없다. 농약 공장을 없애면 골프장도 농약을 사용하지 않을 것이다. 그러면 국민들의 농약으로 인한 질병이 절반으로 줄어들 것이다. 한강물에 농약과 세제가 많고, 바다도 오염되어 있다. 허경영은 이러한 문제들을 바로잡을 것이다.

9. 뇌물 혁명과 어음 혁명
   21번째 공약은 뇌물 혁명이다. 뇌물 수수자와 제공자를 동시에 처벌하는 쌍벌죄를 폐지한다. 뇌물을 받은 사람만 처벌하고, 뇌물을 준 사람은 처벌하지 않는다. 뇌물을 준 사람이 신고하면 뇌물액을 신고자에게 돌려준다. 이렇게 하면 뇌물을 받을 사람이 없어진다. 현재의 쌍벌죄는 뇌물을 준 사람과 받은 사람을 보호하는 것이다. 허경영이 대통령이 되면 뇌물 공화국이 사라질 것이다. 부자지간에도 뇌물을 받지 못하게 된다.

22번째 공약은 어음 혁명이다. 어음을 끝내는 어음 보험 제도를 만든다. 보험에 가입한 기업이 부도나면 보험 회사에서 먼저 지급하고 나중에 재판한다. 이렇게 하면 부도로 망하는 중소기업이 없어진다. 어음으로 인해 중소기업이 망하고 가족이 뿔뿔이 흩어지는 것을 막을 수 있다. 어음을 없애거나 모두 현금으로 거래해야 한다. 어음은 아시아에서 우리나라만 존재하는 제도이다. 조선시대부터 어음을 사용했다.

10. 생활 혁명과 주거지 진입 금지
    23번째 공약은 생활 혁명이다. 가장의 재산과 전월세 보증금 1억 원까지 강제집행을 금지한다. 가사도구도 압류 금지이다. 전세 보증금, 월세 보증금도 집행할 수 없다. 국회의원들이 이를 통과시키려면 100년이 걸릴 것이다. 허경영이 대통령이 되면 국회의원을 처리하고 법을 만들어 이를 통과시킬 것이다.

초등학생이나 여고생이 있는 집에 남자들이 법을 내세워 경매를 진행하고 압류하는 것은 딸에게 큰 충격을 준다. 주거지 진입은 금지되어야 한다. 돈을 빌려줄 때 보증금을 뺏을 생각으로 빌려주면 안 된다. 1억 원 이상 되는 것은 청구할 수 있지만, 집에 있는 물건은 1억 원까지 해당되지 않는다. 가사도구는 1천만 원까지 압류할 수 없다. 이렇게 하면 깨끗하게 정리될 것이다.

11. 허경영의 치유 능력과 영적 변화
    허경영은 사람들의 아픈 곳을 치유할 수 있다. 허경영의 이름을 부르면 인체가 변화하고 세포가 강해진다. 영적으로도 변화가 일어난다. 허경영이 대통령이 되면 이 모든 것을 알게 될 것이다. 아픈 곳을 잡고 힘을 주면 힘이 없던 사람이 힘을 얻게 된다. 비염이 있는 사람도 치유된다. 허경영의 사진을 봐도 몸이 건강해진다. 이름을 부르고 자주 보면 건강해진다.

허경영 강연 기록물: 33가지 혁명 공약과 3000명의 살생부

제1장: 서론 및 33가지 혁명 공약의 의미
강연자는 33가지 혁명 공약에 대해 설명한다. 이 공약은 허경영 선생이 대통령 출마를 위해 발표한 내용이다.

제2장: 3000명의 살생부
허경영 선생은 3000명의 살생부를 작성 중이다. 이는 대통령 취임 후 국가 기강 확립을 위한 조치이다. 현역 국회의원 300명을 포함한 3000명에게 상상 이상의 조치가 있을 것이다. 이는 과거 이들로 인해 피해를 본 국민들의 염원을 반영한 것이다.

제3장: 14번째 공약: 금융 혁명

1. 금융의 본질과 위험성
   금융은 벌레 충(蟲) 자가 붙어 있다. 돈을 가지고만 있으면 벌레가 붙고 독이 된다. 돈을 많이 가진 사람은 편안히 잠들지 못하며, 온갖 망상에 시달린다. 금융은 인간에게 필요하지만, 잘못 활용하면 악이 될 수 있다.

2. 금융 실명제의 문제점
   금융 실명제와 부동산 실명제는 대한민국을 망하게 하는 원인이 되었다. 일본은 금융 실명제를 시행하지 않으며, 세계 경제 대국 중 하나이다. 만약 일본이 금융 실명제를 한다면 부도날 것이다. 세계적으로 잘 사는 나라는 금융 실명제를 하지 않는다. 개발도상국의 돈이 일본이나 스위스 은행으로 몰리는 이유이다. 금융 실명제는 돈이 어두운 곳을 좋아하는 본성과 맞지 않는다. 허경영 선생이 대통령이 되면 새만금에 세계 제일의 금융 메카를 만들 것이며, 이를 위해 금융 관련 법규 12개를 없앨 것이다. 금융 실명제는 우리나라 경제 발전을 가로막고 있으며, 5만 불 시대로 나아갈 수 없게 한다.

3. 국가 발전 단계와 신뢰
   국가 발전은 다음과 같은 단계를 거친다.

1만 불: 맨파워 (부지런함)

2만 불: 기술 (테크놀로지)

3만 불: 에티켓

4만 불: (시간 관계상 생략)

5만 불: 신뢰

일본은 5만 불에 가까운 신뢰 단계에 도달했다. 대한민국은 아직 기술 단계에 머물러 있으며, 일본을 따라가려면 50년에서 100년이 걸릴 것이다. 금융 실명제는 신뢰를 사라지게 하여 국가 발전을 저해한다.

4. 한반도의 금융 메카 구상
   한반도는 지리적으로 중국, 일본, 미국 등 강대국 사이에 위치하여 금융 자금이 모이기 좋은 곳이다. 홍콩, 싱가포르, 대만, 호주처럼 돈을 갖다 놓기 좋은 위치이다. 또한, 세계에서 가장 아름다운 여성들이 많아 사람들이 찾아올 것이다. 한반도는 천사들이 사는 진주 같은 나라이다. 이러한 나라에 투자를 유치하려면 금융 실명제와 같은 의심을 주는 제도를 없애야 한다.

5. 허경영 공약의 독창성
   허경영 선생의 공약은 유럽의 공약을 모방한 것이 아니다. 1995년에 이미 특허 및 저작권 등록을 마쳤다. 유럽의 공약은 허경영 선생의 공약보다 15년 늦게 발표되었다. 허경영 공약의 90% 이상은 유럽에 존재하지 않는다.

제4장: 미래 산업 혁명: 5가지 핵심 분야
허경영 선생은 미래를 바꿀 5가지 핵심 산업을 제시한다.

1. 디바인 (Divine) 산업 (영성 산업)
   모든 제품에 영성을 부여해야 한다.

예시: 핸드폰을 잡으면 “사랑해요”, “힘내세요”와 같은 긍정적인 메시지가 나와야 한다.

예시: 집 문을 열고 들어설 때 “오늘도 수고 많이 하셨습니다”와 같은 환영 메시지가 나와야 한다.

예시: TV를 켜면 가족 사진이 먼저 나오고, 어릴 적 자녀의 모습이 나와 가족 화합을 도모해야 한다.

현재 삼성 등에서 나오는 제품들은 영성이 없는 ‘죽은 상품’이다. 미래 제품은 사용자에게 칭찬과 기쁨을 주는 방향으로 발전해야 한다.

2. 디지털 (Digital) 산업
   아날로그가 디지털로 바뀌는 문제이다.

3. 디자인 (Design) 혁명
   핸드폰 디자인은 현재와는 완전히 다르게 바뀔 것이다.

예시: 핸드폰 모양이 나뭇잎처럼 변하거나, 수시로 디자인을 바꿀 수 있어야 한다.

예시: 계절에 따라 핸드폰 색깔이 핑크색(겨울)이나 바다색(여름)으로 변하는 카멜레온 같은 디자인이 필요하다.

4. DNA 산업
   대한민국은 생명 윤리 등의 문제로 DNA 산업 발전을 막고 있다. 외국은 이미 DNA 지도를 만들고 있으며, 대한민국도 이 분야에 적극적으로 참여해야 한다.

5. (마지막 기회)
   (강연에서 구체적으로 언급되지 않음)

이 네 가지 산업(디바인, 디지털, 디자인, DNA)이 미래를 바꿀 것이다. 현재 대한민국은 이 중요한 산업들을 등한시하고 있다.

제5장: 16번째 공약: 지진 혁명

1. 지진 매뉴얼의 부재
   지진 담당 장관은 지진 매뉴얼이 ‘영원히 없다’고 발언했다. 이는 지진이 발생한 후에야 매뉴얼을 만들겠다는 의미로, 국민의 생명을 경시하는 태도이다.

2. 진도 7 대비의 필요성
   대한민국은 지진대에 위치하며, 서울에 진도 7의 지진이 발생하면 1000만 명이 사망할 수 있다. 모든 지진 매뉴얼은 진도 7에 맞춰서 만들어져야 한다.

3. 철제 책상의 중요성
   지진 발생 시 강력한 철제 책상 밑으로 대피하면 생존할 수 있다. 나무 책상은 무너져 깔려 죽을 수 있다. 정부는 국민들에게 철제 책상 비치를 권장해야 한다.

제6장: 15번째 공약: 기업 혁명

1. 청년 무직 사태 해결
   청년 무직 사태를 해결하기 위해 중소기업에 근무하는 청년에게 혜택을 제공한다.

2. 쿠폰 지급
   중소기업에 들어가는 청년에게 100만 원 쿠폰을 지급한다. 이 쿠폰은 식품점 등에서 필요한 물건을 살 때만 사용할 수 있어 소비를 증가시키고 시장 경제를 활성화한다. 현금으로 지급하는 청년 수당은 잘못된 방식이다.

3. 창업 자금 지원
   중소기업에서 5년 근무한 청년에게 4억 원을 무담보, 무보증, 무이자로 창업 자금으로 지원한다. 이는 청년들이 대기업 대신 중소기업으로 향하게 하고, 기술을 배우며 창업을 준비하게 한다. 이를 통해 청년 실업 문제를 해결하고, 국가가 청년 취업을 책임진다.

제7장: 16번째 공약: 유엔 본부 판문점 이전
유엔 본부를 판문점으로 이전해야 한다. 강연자는 25년 전부터 북한이 핵을 만들 것을 예측했다. 유엔 본부가 판문점에 오면 북한은 핵무기를 가질 수 없게 된다. 500여 개의 유엔 단체가 한반도에 오면 북한은 전쟁을 일으킬 수 없다. 이는 한반도를 쪼갠 미국, 중국, 소련의 개입을 막고, 북한의 핵 개발을 저지하기 위한 방안이다.

제8장: 17번째 공약: 화폐 혁명

1. 화폐 디자인 변경
   모든 화폐 디자인을 허경영 선생의 사진으로 바꾼다. 허경영 선생의 사진이 있는 돈을 가지면 행운이 오고, 일이 잘 풀릴 것이다. 죽은 사람의 사진 대신 살아있는 사람의 사진을 넣어야 한다.

2. 지하 자금 회수
   화폐 디자인을 변경하면 지하에 숨겨진 5만 원권, 10만 원권, 100만 원권, 1억 원권, 1000억 원권 등 모든 수표와 무기명 채권이 무용지물이 된다. 이를 가지고 나오지 않으면 쓰레기가 된다. 가지고 나온 돈 중 출처를 알 수 없는 자금은 국민 배당금으로 전환되어 국민 통장에 입금된다. 이를 통해 모든 비자금이 국민에게 돌아가게 된다.

제9장: 18번째 공약: 지하 혁명 (행정 구역 개편)
대한민국의 행정 구역을 4개 도로 개편한다.

전경도: 전라남도와 경상남도를 합친다.

경정도: 전라북도와 경상북도를 합친다.

충방도: 충청남도와 강원도를 합친다.

서울: 경기도와 인천을 포함하여 서울 국제 공항으로 바뀐다.

제주도: (별도 유지)

이 개편을 통해 동서남북 지역 감정을 해소하고, 지역 간 화합을 도모한다.

제10장: 19번째 공약: 징병 혁명 (모병제 전환)

1. 한 달 군사 교육
   모든 남녀는 한 달간 군사 교육을 받고 바로 제대한다.

2. 모병제 도입
   그 외에는 필요한 인력을 모병(모집)하여 사용한다. 이를 통해 국방 예산 10조 원을 절약하고, 청년 실업을 해결한다. 모병된 사병에게는 월 200만 원 정도의 월급을 지급한다.

3. 예비군 훈련 축소
   예비군 훈련은 축소한다. 전쟁 시에는 하사관, 장교 등 전문가들이 장비를 운용한다.

4. 징병과 징용의 차이
   ‘징병’은 강제로 동원하는 것이며, 과거 일본의 징용과 유사하다. ‘모병’은 자발적으로 지원하는 것이다. 현재 국회의원 자녀들은 10만 원 월급을 받는 군대에 가지 않고, 국회의원은 월 1000만 원을 받는다. 이는 바람직하지 않다.

제11장: 20번째 공약: 농지 혁명

1. 농지 거래 자유화
   농림부 장관은 농지를 도시 사람들이 자유롭게 살 수 있도록 해야 한다. 현재는 농촌 노인들이 양로원에 가려 해도 농지를 팔 수 없어 어려움을 겪는다. 농지 거래를 자유화하면 농민들의 재산 가치가 올라간다.

2. 도시와 농촌의 연계
   도시 사람들이 농지를 사고 주말에 농사를 지으며 농촌과 연계되면, 농촌에 활기가 돌고 노인들이 대우받을 것이다.

3. 농약 없는 농업
   농약을 미생물로 대체하여 농약 없는 농업을 추진한다. 이렇게 생산된 농산물은 전 세계에서 찾을 것이며, 농민들의 소득이 증가한다. 농약 공장을 없애면 골프장 등에서도 농약 사용이 줄어들어 국민 건강에 이롭다.

제12장: 22번째 공약: 폭력 혁명 (뇌물 쌍벌죄 폐지)

1. 쌍벌죄 폐지
   뇌물 쌍벌죄를 폐지한다. 뇌물을 준 사람과 받은 사람을 모두 처벌하는 현행법으로는 뇌물을 근절할 수 없다.

2. 뇌물 신고자 보호 및 보상
   뇌물을 준 사람은 처벌하지 않고, 받은 사람만 처벌한다. 뇌물을 준 사람이 신고하면, 신고자에게 뇌물 전액을 돌려준다. 이를 통해 뇌물 받을 사람이 없어진다.

3. 정치인의 뇌물 수수 문제
   현재 정치인들이 뇌물을 가장 많이 받기 때문에 쌍벌죄를 유지하여 뇌물 준 사람과 받은 사람을 모두 보호하고 있다. 허경영 선생이 대통령이 되면 뇌물 공화국이 사라질 것이다. 심지어 부자지간에도 뇌물을 받지 못하게 된다.

제13장: 23번째 공약: 어음 혁명

1. 어음 보험제 도입
   어음 보험료를 납부해야만 어음을 발행할 수 있게 한다. 어음 발행 기업이 부도나면 보험 회사에서 먼저 지급하고 나중에 재판을 진행한다. 이를 통해 중소기업의 부도를 막고, 가장의 파산을 방지한다.

2. 어음 제도 개선 또는 폐지
   어음 제도를 없애거나, 모든 거래를 현금으로 전환하는 방안도 고려한다. 어음은 아시아에서 대한민국에만 존재하는 제도이다. 그러나 어음 거래 규모가 워낙 커서 갑자기 없애면 경제가 휘청거릴 수 있다.

제14장: 24번째 공약: 생활 혁명

1. 강제 집행 금지 범위 확대
   가장 제품과 전월세 보증금 1억 원까지 강제 집행을 금지한다. 가사 도구와 전세 보증금, 월세 보증금에 대한 압류를 금지한다.

2. 주거지 진입 금지
   돈을 빌려줄 때 보증금을 뺏을 생각으로 빌려주면 안 된다. 주거지 진입을 금지하여 가족의 파괴를 막는다. 1억 원 이상 되는 채무에 대해서는 청구할 수 있지만, 1억 원까지의 가사 도구는 압류 대상이 아니다.

제15장: 강연 마무리 및 치유의 시간
강연자는 남은 공약은 다음 강연에서 다룰 것을 알린다. 이후 참석자들과 함께 노래를 부르고, 아픈 사람들을 치유하는 시간을 갖는다. 허경영 선생의 이름을 부르면 세포가 강해지고 영적으로 변화가 일어난다. 강연자는 참석자들의 아픈 부위를 치유하며, 몸과 마음의 건강을 기원한다.

스크립트

아, 이제 날씨가 시원해야 될 텐데, 혼자 보지 말고 많이 와야 돼요. 아, 요새는 거, 그런데 혼자도 안 하던 사람이 와 가지고 제일 시끄럽네. 아, 그런데 그동안 좀 순탄하지 않았을 거야. 에, 바빠 봐야 그 뭐 합니까? 이제 여기 와야지.

에, [음악] 지난번에 33가지 공약, 유튜브에 들어가면 이제 내 공약, 그걸 이제 오늘 마무리할게요. 허경영의 33가지 혁명 공약, 그래, 이거 내가 이 33가지 행복해 가지고 내년에 대통령 나간다고 이제, 에, 채널 A가 1시간 방향 했어, 55분 정도 됐지. 그 다음에 이제 TV 조선에서 또 이제 1시간, 6분간 했나? 뭐 해 줘야지요. 에, 했어요.

늘 0 할까? 3000명의 살생부. 에, 여, 3000명의 살생부는 내가 책을 쓰고 있어. 그러니까 내가 대통령 되고 나서 3000명이 일단 어제 그 대상이다, 그걸 쭉 강력하게 국가의 기강을 잡고, 에, 현역 국회의원 300명을 비롯해서 3000명이 어떻게 여러분이 상상하는 거 이상으로 조치가 져요. 음, 뭐 두드렸다 같이 뭐 죽이거나 그런 건 아니지만, 거보다 더 무섭죠.

그런 일을 하게 된다. 그걸 왜냐하면 그동안에 이 사람들 때문에 엄청난 사람들이 피해를 봤어요. 맞습니까? 예, 에, 우리가 우리 국민들은 이 사람들에 대해서 어떤 식으로든 조치를 하기를 말해. 알겠죠? 금, 에, 그래서 33가지 14번째 공약 뭐죠? 4, 5, 50 금융 혁명이 있어요.

에, 금융사는, 0, 예, 이번에 에, 원룸에서 화제가 났죠. 어때요? 원룸에서 화제를 할 때 그 화제를 불을 지른 사람은 자기 여자 애기 절교 선언을 했죠. 맞추어, 어, 나하고 당신은 안 맞으니까 앞으로 만나지 맙시다, 이렇게 하니까 홧김에 불을 질렀대요. 그런 게 그 여자가 순간 현명한 여자야, 그 정도 전류 했다 해서 홧김에 그런 주택의 여러 사람이 사는 그런 큰 마귀를 많이 안 소영.

주택은 고시원 같은 건 불이 깜빡 나왔나요? 그것을 불덩어리야. 거기에 불을 지른 사람은 사형에 사용. 사용으로도 그 죄가 사형이야. 인형.

그러면 인간의 형은 이걸 뭐라고 그래요? 벌이라고 그래. 벌. 그리고 하늘에서 저는 천연 뭐여? 천벌. 이걸 뭐라구요? 죄라고 그랬잖아.

그러면 인형을 바꿔도 또 천벌을 받아야 돼, 받아야 돼? 요구하고 불러서 가 되는 거예요. 남편과 아내가 있을 때 남편 돌아가서 머리가 있다구요? 아들. 아래 돌아가서 어머니. 그러면 방정식에서 같은 것을 없애야 하는 샌디에 같은 건 없애.

뭐가 남아요? 아, 남편과 아들은 아들이고 아내와 어머니는 어머니. 맞아요, 맞아요? 그러니까 부부가 싸우는 것은 서열을 몰라서 그래. 서열을 말하면 방정식에서 하면은 어머니와 며느리. 그러니까 부부는 평등한 것이 아니고 아내가 위에 개념이 있어요.

그래서 사람이 죽을 때 어머니를 부르지, 아버지 부르면 죽는 사람이 없어. 기록해. 믿는 사람은 죽을 때 아버지 부르지. 그래요, 그래요? 그 사람들도 실제 나 어머니를 불러.

그럼 왜 이런 현상이 뭐냐? 그런데 여러분들은 부부싸움을 하면 아들하고 싸우는 거예요. 맞아, 맞아. 택합니다. 그런 남자는 만물을 데려가는 어머니를 때리는 거야.

맞아, 맞아요. 때리면 천벌 받아, 안 받아요? 천벌을 받는 거야. 추천 0. 경찰이 안 잡아 가도 천벌을 면할 수가 없어.

그래요, 그래요. 그가 부부지간에 남자는 어머니한테 대들어 대한 되더라도 어머니한테 조용히 이야기해야 돼, 해야 돼? 건설을 치마 안 되죠. 예. 근데 남자들 아무도 대답을 아닌데.

아, 이 왜 내 여자 될 목소리 마크. 래, 그래서 여러분들이 내가 공자, 맹자, 순자, 한비자의 우리 동양의 108가지 철학 사상을 초등학교 때 다 배웠어요. 전부 경부터 참전계경, 삼일신고 이런 걸 초등학교 때 다 배웠는데, 그 세계의 모두다 남편 거 안에는 어때요? 안에는 어머니고 남편은 아들이라고 돼 있어요. 그런데 이상의 우리 유기에서 남자들이 요걸 가짜로 선택한 거야.

남녀는 평등하다, 남자가 하늘이다, 여자가 땅이다, 요렇게 말을 한 거예요. 알겠습니까? 어머니는 땅이라도 어머니나 맞아, 맞아. 여자는 맞아, 맞아요. 어머니 다해서 모든 게 나와, 안 나와? 하늘에서 뭐 나옵니까? 아무 다 나와요.

썼던 그러겠다. 어머니 안 돼서 아들이 나오는 거야. 아내가 밥을 안 해주면 아들이 힘을 쓸 수 있어, 없어? 없어요. 이와 같이 부분은 아내가 어머니 수준인데 아들을 갈 박아줘서 그거에 대한 섰 안되죠.

그가 여성들이 남들을 불쌍히 봐야 돼. 아들이 불쌍해? 아니에요. 그래서 어머니는 양로원에 있어도 아들이 잘 살면 너무 이미 기분 전환 저와 에 기분이 좋아요. 그럼 우리의 문제는 저렇게 양론이 앉아서 무슨 재미로 전하의 90에 저렇게 웃어가며 살까? 그러지만 서우는 자식들 키울 때 저 곰이 머리 속에 있어, 없어? 자식이 나와서 상서 여행을 하고 있다.

그러면 양로원에 앉아서 기뻐하기 거 어머니가 갈 필요가 있었어요, 워? 없어요. 그냥 장에서는 그 어린애가 미국 부담 새가 있다. 기분 좋은 거야. 말라가 져요.

그러니깐 부모는 자식이 잘 되는 거 그런 마음으로 아들을 남편을 돼야 되는데 남편을 경쟁 대상이다, 동격으로 봐 버리면 집 안 된 망해요. 그래야 그래요. 그게 유형 서 여사는 박정희 대통령을 아들처럼 봤지. 그냥 그래요.

그러니까 박정희 대통령이 제가 작으니까 여기에서는 행사장에 가면 다리를 노래할 수 있어. 치마 소위 니까 보여 안 고요. 그러니까 무릎이 아파요. 힐을 좀 작게 해 주더라고.

그리고 이렇게 있으니까 관절이 무엇이냐 말려서 안에 파서를 엄청 붙이고 있어요. 아무도 모르지. 항상 열애가 있어. 그럴 때도 이렇게 박신양 할 때 어떻게 그런 편리 가.

대통령은 그걸 모르는 거야. 여교사가 그렇게 머리를 쓰는 걸 어때 든 그 남편이 자기 아들이 잘 돼야 되니까 그 남편을 낭패 눈으로 보거나 경쟁 대상으로 보면 집 안 망하고 집안의 마음은 나라가 망해야 그래야 그래요. 어 이와 같이 벌은 인간이 잘못했을 때는 금 판사가 경찰이나 껌 반사가 자바가 판사가 벌을 주지만 다시 또 전형을 바다에 대한 받아야 돼요. 회를 바다인 게 돼.

그래서 나중에 dna 가 바뀌어 버리고 죽을 때가 보면 아 내가 사랑을 주 개가 지역을 십 년을 살았는데 도 하늘의 가보니까 징역 10년이 문제가 아닌 죄가 나를 기다리고 있어. 맞아 맞아요. 아 내가 감옥에 십 년 있으니까 제가 우선 했냐. 어린 없는 말썽 인간의 벌을 받고 하늘에 가서 또 볼을 이중으로 받은 그가 어리석은 사람이다 뿐 이슬 하는 거야.

영리한 사람은 부부지간에 안 4호 알려 줘. 이와 같이 애인이 절교를 했다 해서 가마에 있는 잠자는 사람 집에 불을 질러 가지고 몽땅 다 불에 태워서 죽이려고 하는 이런 젊은이를 그 여자가 잘 돼서 안 됐어. 만약 회장 우결 그걸 아들 삼아 섬 어떻게 어머니도 죽고 아들려주는 거야. 그래서 애당초 어머니와 아들 인연을 맺어서 맺어서 안 며 진 거야.

12 인연이 심히 e 분리해서 늘 12 뭐가 있어요. 연기 있었어요. 12 연기가 있는데 절 봐요. 무식한 사람이 문제 암 명의 문제 남으면 이 문명은 뭘.

몰라, 아는 거야? 모르는 거야? 모르니깐 12가지 연기가 인연이 일어나는데, 연기를 하는 게 인연이야. 그래, 그래요. 인연이 12가지 인연이 순식간에 발생하는가? 12가지 인연이. 애가 문명이 첫 번째야.

뭐 하니까? 7일 다 부를지, 덧 도움을 재료 뭐요? 행동으로 옮겨 버리는 거야. 불을 질러 버려. 분야, 맞아, 말아요. 이 사람이 이 젊은 사람, 이해인, 이 절 비에 대해서 무식하니까 행동으로 해보려고.

무 행. 그러니까 뭐가 돼? 시기 되는 것이. 이 사람 머리 속에 재판도 받아야 되고, 경찰에 굴러 가야 되고, 과목도 가야 되고, 그런 식이 머리에 들어가. 계산 드리겠어요? 어, 나 튼 잠재의식이 무의식에 들어가 가지고 이 사람은 법장을 받게 돼.

이 업장을 받게 된다. 그런데 그 다음에 네 번째 뭐요? 이 명세 길이. 그러니까 무명, 행, 식을 놓고, 행, 이식을 놓고, 시기, 명색을 넣는 거예요. 명색.

그 다음에 다섯 번째 돼요? 육체가 되는 거예요. 육체. 육. 사랑이 모이고.

이게 이제 어리석은 문명이 사람을 불을 질러 버리면서 의식의 큰 업장을 지어 버리면서 명색이 모여. 자기의 명색은 인간들이 육체의 의 육체, 돌아서 정신이야. 명은 눈에 안 보이는 거, 곳에 그 눈에 보이는 거야. 이 눈에 보이는 거, 안 보이게 불어서 1개 인간이야.

그 이 여자가 만약에 이 사랑하고 어디서 가 결혼을 했으면 행동으로 결혼식을 올려 쓸 거 아니야. 그러면서 그 나가고 맨날 싸울 거 아니야. 그럼 얘 명색, 육체와 정신이 병들어 한 대로 병들을 버리고 육체와 정신이 붙어 가지고 이상 아내를 나, 나? 그해가 소아마비가 볼 수 있었어요. 그럴 수 있잖아.

그러면 1, 6처가 병신이 될 육체가 뭐예요? 육체가 아니, 비 썰 씬. 그러면 몸과 눈과 귀와 코와 핵, 바닥과 몸과 마음이 완전히 6개와 색상 향미 축포. 이것이 전부 2 육군과 육식이 마 아주 안 좋은 게 만들어져 버려요. 놈이 이름을 만나면 용 유기 36, 맞아 맞아요.

36 곱하기 뭡니까? 뭐야? 32g. 과거, 현재, 미래 3을 곱하면 108번 제가 만들어져요. 108가지, 맞아 맞아요. 그러니까 우리 눈이 색깔을 보고, 소리를 듣고, 향을 맡고, 맛을 보고, 좋은 옷을 입고 싶어 하고, 좋은 대우를 받으면 어떻게 돼요? 그래요.

번 내 속으로 들어가 버려요. 그러니까 이렇게 해서 마지막에 요게 되는가? 요거 족. 초. 그래서 이 6개가 요걸 좋아하게 되니까, 야, 마누라하고 같이 에러나서 겨 보니까 애들이 피부가 보들보들하고 이쁘거든.

그러니깐 또 초 그해 가보도록 이쁘니까 뭘 가지되? 일곱 번째 뭘 가져요? 일곱 번째 숙. 여덟 번째 에. 수. 이제 뭐든지 받아.

이제 뭐든지 돈도 벌고 뭘 봐 들리고 노력해. 에. 거기 집착해. 그 다음에 취익.

여기에 아홉 번째 씨가 모르죠? 그대는 그 때는 탑뇽 2막 몸부림 쳐. 열 번째 6. 욕심이 생겨 나서. 10일 생.

12 노사. 그래서 결국 죽게 되는 거예요. 그러니까 무명이 뭐를 만드냐? 죽는 걸 만들어. 이 12개.

이게 12 연기야. 우리가 여러분이 나를 만날 때는 여기가 노사가 될까? 뭐가 될까? 노사가 될까요? 예. 아, 영생이 되는 거예요. 맞아 맞아 해요.

배 꿈이 된다 그래. 내 꿈에서 만나. 이 세상이 아닌 좋은 나라 세우니 만난 이래. 그가 요기다 나를 허경영이를 대입해 버리면 달라져 버리는.

달래 줘요. 그래. 이 애희. 그 남자하고 살았으면 어떻게 되겠어? 싸우다가 집에 불길을 겠지.

때를 다 죽이게 찌. 아파트 베란다 문제를 놓고 애들 찍었더니 겠지요. 그 그 남자는 성 길 남은 그런 일을 할 수 있는 남자야. 그럼 이 여자와 그 여자를 연애하다 간 파에서 안 했어? 칸 파니까 난 당시로 못 살고 써.

절교를 해야 돼요. 자기 살이 있어요. 자리에 행랑 대의 남자는 그것을 견디지 못하죠. 오, 그래.

불을 질러서 이불을 누나. 아마 같죠. 초인종 누를 사람이 누구지? 으, 안 침범 시죠. 안 치.

이 사람이 모든 지시를 안 치할 뻔했는데 다 살려줬어요. 맞아, 맞아. 그게 방마다 누워 있는 게 좋은 거예요. 시체나 마찬가지야.

이 사람만 지금 이 아니었어. 그래, 그래, 그래. 이 사람이 안 찌게 있는 사람들 다 살려낸 사람이에요. 그래서 안 지금이야.

에, 맞아, 맞아요. 그가 이름도 아주 잘 지어 나왔어. 너희 사람이 영웅이야. 그래.

이 사람 안 주고 안 주고 죽었어요. 죽었는데 좋은 데로 갔겠죠. 그런 여러분이 염려 마세요. 그 사람은 조금 내려가서 이런 시제 문안 세상이 아니야.

너무 좋은 곳을 가요. 자, 그런데 이 안 칩 어미가 보면 누가 생각나요? 여러분들이 앉히고 밀 보면 누가 생각나? 아냐. 아, 박수. 막스.

어, 허경영이 가 지구에 와서 70억 집집마다 첫 인정 논란 몰라요? 그럼 빨리 화 경제적으로 안 태어남 어떻게 돼요? 물에 타서 제가 돼서 죽어요. 맞아, 맞아. 아, 안지 범위와 누구라고요? 아, 허 갱년기가 지금 강의 하는 게 첫 인정 누르고 있는 거야. 맞아, 맞아요.

아, 여러분들은 제가 목사님, 저는 혼자 살겠다고 포항에서 집에 들어 한대만 놀고 게으름 부리고 내한테 안 올 때 그게 그게 뭐예요? 초인종 소리 못 들어서. 어, 어. 아, 그래. 아, 그 연습을 계속 봤어요.

에, 그런데 그래도 처음 인증서를 들어 마일 여의 에, 그래. 이렇게 허 양녀 이는 초인종을 누르고 지금 정치인들 국회의원 300명 뭐 하고 있어요? 확신 않은데 70억 5천만 우리 국민을 집집마다 불을 몰라 질 아, 질러 노 자고 있는데 물질도 안 길러요. 누가 진 오고 있다고? 정치인 달 국회의원 걸 300명. 그래, 안 그래.

아, 장관을. 갖다가 자기들이 직무정지를 하면 대통령이 그거 해놓고 그 인정하나, 멋을 전문이라고 있어. 서민들의 생활이 문제지. 그래, 그래.

그런 거 중요한 건 안 하고 쓸데없는 것에 자존심 싸움만 하고 앉아 있는 거야. 국민들 생활하고 아무 관계가 없어요. 맞아, 맞아. 이 사람들이 5천만 국민의 가슴에 불을 질러서 안 질렀어? 여러분 다 죽어가고 있어.

안 죽어가고 있어요. 영어로 있는 사람은 살 수가 있지만 모르는 사람은 지금 괴로워서 죽으려 그래. 그래요, 그래요. 그러니까 이 사람들을 부르짖는 사람은 정상이 아니야.

이 정상이야. 이런 정치 바로잡아야 대한 잡아야 돼요. 아, 그래서 내가 저희 종을 누르고 있는 거예요. 예나 그런데 적어도 TV 조선이나 채널 A, OBN을 중에 허경영을 유튜브에 가서 한 번이라도 내 유튜브 강의를 들어보고 기대돼 이럴 거 아니야.

그러나 그래. 나는 그 패널이 태어나기 전에 강의 아니야. 유럽이 내 강좌부터 이 신양시 본 여기 넓게 시작했어. 맞아, 맞아요.

헌데 어디에 걔가 유럽의 공약을 다 안다구요. 마장, 맞아요. 마스미가 맞습니까? 아, 유럽의 공약을 내놨다 한다고 말을 하는 어떤 여자 팬들이 있었어. 그게 어머니이기 때문에 내가 그 상 이름들 묶을 수가 없어.

그래야 그래요. 예. 마성이 빰 맞습니까? 나는 그런 사람을 미워하지 않아. 어머니니까.

그래야 그래. 그러나 그 사람이 지하 넘은 전형으로 들어 강해서 안 가겠어. 옛날에 우리 나면에서 뭐 소우지 파동 있어서 없었어요? 기자 한 사람이 그 회사를 망하게 할 수 있는 거야. 무책임하게 말이야.

뭐 속 이름을 맡아 공업용 이름을 나며 내다 걷다 이래 해서 안 했어요. 알고 봤더니 그게 아니어서 10년 만에 무죄예요. 그 다음엔 회사가 10년 만에 무죄 이어서. 그런데 우리는 십 년 동안 그 해서 남해를 암 없는 거야.

만약 그런 거 DM 오산 기자가 1 해달이 무차별한 야호 개념을 알지도 못하고 지껄이는 것이 내 나는 괜찮은데, 얼마나 많은 죄를 하늘의 지는 것이 아닙니까? 마스미 가 맞습니까? 고객명 에 대해서 허영 장에 대해서 첫 뼈 이야기할 때는 조심해야 돼. 다른 사람을 두드려 잡을 때는 뭐 어떻게 했던 내가 모르겠는데, 혹이 압력에 대해서 했을 때 많은 그 제가 100억 배 처럼 빼 먹 없다는 걸 알아야 돼. 알겠습니까? 예수를 모독하고 모욕한 자는 인자를 거래가 안되는 용서를 봐 때. 다음에 오는 보혜사를 거역한 자는 다음 색 이 세상과 오는 세상에서도 사심을 받아 안 받아? 9 받아요.

분리 올라가기도 끼라도 탓해. 내가 와 있는 것도 모르는 자들이 나를 함부로 평가하며 는 3000명의 살생부 이 수 없어요. 아악 명단을 줄이고 있어. 근데 내가 어떻게 하느냐는 비밀 해요.

내가 대통령 되거나 베이거나 여러분이 알게 돼. 그대 시 이 책은 대통령 되기 전에 나와요. 그래야 그래요. 3101 살 생 꼭 보자는 사람 않겠어 않겠어요? 이거 그다 내지 않으면 우리나라가 재질 않은 얘가 미가 에.

우리가 오늘 시간이 좀 짧아. 그런데 나는 이 본론은 이제 또 들어가야 되니까 아마 이 선언은 그 정도 하고 어떻게 반론에 들어 있습니다. 14번째 금융 혁명 금융 생명의 읽어보세요. 월 용지 너 나 존나 예.

그 거기죠 국 실험 3 21화 싸이 놈 레타 를 추진합니다. 4 핸드폰에 내 소리가 나는 것은 나와도 괜찮아요. 예. 근데 딴 소리가 너무 빨리 거야.

대 에 부자되세요. 나 보자 대에서는 콜미 라이나 오 이런 거 나오는 거 괜찮아요. 떠들어도. 그런데 핸드폰에 딴 사람 벨 소리가 나왔다 그러면 좋지가.

않습니다. 으아, 금융을 계량할 때 여러분들은 어떻게 씁니까? 잘 보세요. 금융이라는 건, 이게 벌레 충(蟲) 자가 붙어 있어요, 안 붙어 있어요? 돈은 가지고 있으면 벌레가 붙어요. 돈은 돌려야 돼요.

맞아, 맞아. 3 때문에 이 돈이라는 건, 이용자를 잘 보세요. 가지고 있으면 벌레가 붙어요. 돈을 가지고 있으면 독이 되다 말이야.

그러니까 돈을 많이 가진 사람일수록 잠을 편안하게 못 자요. 눈앞에 벌레가 왔다 갔다 하는 게 밤새 온갖 망상이 떠올라요. 그래서 이용자가 이런 걸 가졌어요. 알겠죠? 그래서 금융은 인간에게 굉장히 필요하면서 악이 될 수 있다, 잘못 활용하면.

예, 벌레라는 걸 명심해야 돼. 예, 알겠습니까? 금융을 남한테 돌려서 순환시킬 때는 벌레가 돼, 안 돼? 안 돼요. 주식회사에 투자를 해주고, 중소기업에 투자해줘 가지고 그 사람들이 성공하게끔 돈을 좋은 데 쓰면은 그 돈이 자꾸 순환이 되는데, 돈을 줘야 되고. 닫아 처박아 놓거나, 5대 막 으으 내게 다 그냥 넣어놓고 나 가만히 쓰면 그 돈은 썩어, 안 썩어요? 썩어 면서 가치가 없어져 버려요.

음. 제가 금융 실명제, 우리 경제의 아이 4배가 온 것은 원인이 뭐라고요? 금융 실명제. 부동산 실명제는 우리나라를 망하게 하는 건 돈이 돼 버렸어요. 알려줘.

이걸 아는 사람은 허경영 한 사람밖에 없어. 알겠습니까? 에, 왜 그러냐? 일본이 지금 금융 실명제 합니까, 안 합니까? 안 합니다. 일본이 세계 경제에 세 번째 안에 드는 태국이에요. 만약 일본이 금융 실명제 하면 일본은 부도나.

알겠습니까? 일본 돈이 어디로 간다고요? 다 빠져나가 버려요. 서 있으나 세계 잘사는 나라는 금융 실명제 안 해요. 왜 그렇게 돈이 몰려오라고? 개발도상국이 돈을 어디다 숨겨요? 일본 은행에 숨겨 가능 거야. 스위스.

은행에 갔다 숨겨 놨는데, 금융실명제 하는 나라의 같아. 난 나 투자해. 안에 그 나라의 안에, 어 안에 우리나라의 미국 사람들이 왜 투자하느냐? 금융 실명제 돼 있어. 무서워.

맞아, 맞아요. 홍콩에 왜 가느냐? 어두우니까. 알겠습니까? 돈은 벌레가 붙듯이 어두운데 많지 않아요. 벌레가 이렇게 대낮에 햇빛이 잘 있는데 벌레가 합니까? 돈은 지하를 좋아해요.

맞습니까? 아, 네. 생물은 몰라. 내가 대통령 되면은 새만금에다가 약, 전 세계 제1의 은행을 금융 메카를 만들 것인데, 그러면 우리 나라 법을 금융 12개를 없애야 돼. 계산해야 되겠어? 여러분들이 금융실명제 해가지고 돈을 떼어내게 또는 자료를 할 때 무슨 주민등록, 무슨 것도 등본 된 것에 조사하듯이 이렇게 10문제 꺼내라고 이런지 답을 안 돼요.

알겠습니까? 내 아내도 찾는데 뭣 때문에 일부 넘은 뭐 이런 여러 가지가 이렇게 복잡해. 실명제는 문제가 있어. 알겠습니까? 아들이 아버지가 돈 얼마 가지 이름 따져보면 다 나와. 이거 되겠어요? 안 돼요.

그래서 금융실명제는 우리나라 경제를 이만 5 정보를 정부에서 막아 버리게 했다. 우리가 5만 불로 갈 수 없다. 자, 5만 불은 거 하면 된다고요? 5만 불은 부정부패를 하면 된다. 그래서 안 하세요? 예.

5만 불은 뭐요? 맨파워. 이게 맨파워. 많이 쓰면 부지런하면 5만 불이 마무리돼. 1만 불이 앙고라.

뭐가 뭐라 그랬어요? 기술이 세계 테크놀로지가. 그 다음에 2만 불은 기술이야. 3만 불은 에티켓이야. 4만 불은 시간이 없으니까 내려야.

5만 불은 신뢰야. 신뢰. 신뢰라는 게 우리가 이미 들 시장에다가 실내. 무슨 잘 하죠? 실내야.

그러면 이 신뢰가 최고. 5, 5만 불까지 하는데 일본이 5만 불이 가가와. 맞아, 맞아요. 그러니까 일본은 냄 봐.

기술을 택해야 하는데, 이제 개설해다가 이렇게 매너 신뢰하게 까지. 이제 우리는 어디에 범죄 있어요? 기술 단계에 멈춰야죠. 맞아요. 그러니까 우리는 일본을 따라 하면 3단계를 더 가야 되는데, 이게 한 50년 내지 100년 걸려요.

50년, 100년 걸려요. 내가 온 것은 이렇게 따라가다 우리나라가 아시아의 식모가 돼 버려요. 우리 젊은이들도 아시아의 식모. 저 일본이나 중국에 가서 신문 배달해야 될 아시아의 운전수.

대학생들이 서울대 나온 애들은 중국에 와서 운전수 하고 아저씨는 그런 거래요. 그것을 막을 자가 여기 와 있는 거예요. 알겠습니까? 이런 것이 안 될. 이렇게 되려면 우리가 신뢰가 돼야 안 돼요.

신뢰를 의지? 금융실명제를 하면은 신뢰가 어디입니까? 신뢰가 사라져 버려요. 우리는 알아도 더워서 옷을 벗어 있는. 아직도 튼. 아까.

아아. 자금 유출은 없으시죠? 어. 그 다음에 우리 한반도는 금융 메카를 만들겠다. 여기서 금융 메카를 해서 우리나라가 3.

기계적인 자금이 해외로. 왜 그러냐? 여기 중국 있고, 여기 일본 있고, 세계의 강대국이 있어요. 세계의 두 번째, 세 번째 강대국이 있어요. 여기 미국이 있어요.

그러나 한반도가 여기 있을 수 없어요. 그러면 여기 홍콩이 있고, 여기 싱가포르, 대만, 여기에 호주가 있는데 돈들을 갖다 놓기도 제일 좋아요. 맞아요. 맞아요.

제일 투자하기 좋아요. 세계에서 또 제일. 굉장히 여기 있네. 맞아요.

맞아요. 그리고 세계에서 제일 이쁜 여자들이 제일 많아. 맞아요. 맞아요.

그러니까 전쟁의 사람들이 땅덩어리 보러 오는 게 아니라 이쁜 여자들 보러 오는 거야. 그 우리나라 사람이 이쁜데 전부 깡패가 돼 있으면 안 되죠. 맞아요. 맞아요.

그러니까 이 우리나라는. 우리나라는 천사들이 있는 것이 아, 천사 소리예요. 그래야 그래요. 왜 이 천사들이 있는 나라를 동생과 머리가 동방의 지옥이라 그래요? 지구 한복을 입고 색동 저고리 입고 아름다운 여자들이, 미인들이 사는 나라.

머리가 까맣고 눈 동자가 까맣고, 그저 치마가 까맣고. 깎아 카야. 뭐 그러니까 머리도 까맣고 눈 동자 까맣고 치마도 까만 이가 얼마나 멋있어요. 그래야 고무신도 양반은 흰 거, 여초 쌍놈들은 까만 거.

맞아, 맞아. 어, 그러니까 이런 나라에 가보고 싶다. 그리고 우리 한반도를 선생에 의해서 진주 같은 나라 다. 맞지, 맞아요.

이 나라에 전쟁이 투자하려면 10명 된 3개 업 3대 실명 돼 있으면 으나, 이 나라는 의심이 많은 나라구나. 안 돼. 알겠습니까? 여행에 대해서 자세히 이야기 하려 책 한 권이 야. 책 한권으로 여러분한테 설명해.

여기에 또 그 뭡니까? 허경영 공약이 유럽을 못 했다는 거 전부 가짜야. 맞아, 맞아요. 아, 허경영 공약이 유럽에서 하기 15년 전에 발표했어. 언제? 1995년.

자, 여기 보세요. 이게 뭐냐? 내 공약을 터크를 그때 내놓은 거야. 나 장난 아니야. 나 저작권 등록이야.

저작권 등록이 국가에 대해 있어. 만약에 나중에 무슨 하자가 있으면 이걸 가지고 11 거는 거야. 내가. 근데 지금 내가 가만 있는 거예요.

맞아, 맞아. 이거 가짜, 3가짜 소리가 아닙니다. 현대 허경영은 내 노래를 어떤 유명 가수가 벌써 세계 랭킹이 됐어요. 안료.

예. 어, 싸, 뭐가 싸, 뭐가 불러서 그래. 안 그래. 그런데 내 저작권도 여러 사람이 도용하고 있어.

그런데 이건 잡을 때는 한꺼번에 잡아야 돼. 이제 내 댄서 레나 갈 때 그리 안 노래. 10 아따 때가 있는 거예요. 그래.

내가 바보라서 가만 있는 게 아니란 말이야. 그런데 내 공약보다 유럽이 15년 늦었어. 그리고 국회의원 100명을 주시자, 결혼하면 이렇게 쪽에 때 이어 유럽에 있었어요. 그때라면 3천만 읽어 없어요.

내 공략에 있는 것 90% 이상은 유럽에 없어. 그런데 마치 내 공장이 유럽 거를 모방했다, 이따 소리를 하는 거야. 애들이 뭐 여자 패널인데, 내가 이름을 밝히지 않겠어요. 나는 사람을 근본적으로 좋아하니까, 어떤 사람도 내가 어 내 자신이 원수지, 남이 원수가 아니에요.

여러분 그렇게 하세요. 설사 국회의원이 정치를 잘 못해도, 여러분이 투표를 잘 못했기 때문이야. 그래야 그래. 그러니까 우리의 원수는 어디세요? 나의 원수는 언제나 나 자신 속에 있어요.

남성의 는 내 원수가 있었어, 없어요? 없어. 내가 죽어 버리면 남은 없는 거예요. 내 공략 중에 장기 혁명 있어, 없어? 4권이 가보세요. 몇 번이에요? 27의 장기 혁명이 있죠.

그러면은 우리나라의 장기가 없어서 3년씩 권씩 기다리는 사람이 있어서 몇 만 명, 그 사람들을 구해 주려고 하는 사람들 있었어요, 없어요? 자기가 장기를 구할 돈도 없고, 마냥 기다리기 내 잠지 나올 때까지 교통사고로 죽어. 가장 기가 나올 때까지 나옵니까, 안 오니까 기다리다가 대부분 다 죽어요. 돈이 많은 사람은 어디에 중국에 가서도 하기도 하고 하는데, 다 죽는데 나는 이 사람들 다 구해 주겠다, 이 거야. 그랬더니 뭐라고 하나 패널이, 장기를 구해 준다는 거니까 저 사람은 문제가 있는 대통령 후원한 거야.

어, 장기를 외부에서 장기를 어떻게 구한 적이 법을 바꿔야 돼. 맞아, 맞아요. 지금 국회의원들은 생명 윤리에 대해서 어쩌구 저쩌구 하면서 장기를 구매 못하게, 또 딘의 복제 못하게 그냥 그래요. 이런 걸 못하게 하는데 유전자 문제를 부리기 그러나 서, 그러나 서, 이거 걸어.

놓았고 항소 길을 잡았는데, 미국의 이걸 다 가지가 산가지 가서 나아가게 우리가 돈 주고 사서 써야 돼. 맞아, 맞아요. 이런 사람들이 어디서 우리가 이걸 제일 먼저 해야 되냐, 해야 됩니까? 이 애 한민족 해결 사업 자체의 뭐여? 첫째 미래, 미래 사업의 한민족이 반드시 내 목을 잡을 수 있는 사업 5가지. 첫째 말아 보세요.

4D 바인, HO, 뭐 영성 영상 산업. 맞아, 맞아요. 심지어 핸드폰 하나에도 핸드폰을 닿기만 하면 사랑해요, 이런 말이 나와야 돼. 남아, 이제 아, 그럼 말이지만 나오잖아.

이게 영성이 있는 거야, 없는 거야? 아, 핸드폰을 딱 잡으면 힘내세요, 1 말이 나와야 돼. 안 나고 이제 아, 기호를 꿈이 해. 이게 지금 삼성에서 나오는 해도 거니 죽은 상품이야. 9월 해서 나는 핸드폰이 죽은 장품이야.

영성에 있어서 이걸 내가 가르쳐 줘야 사람들이 만들어내는 거야. 맞아, 맞아요. “오늘은 유난히 얼굴이 이뻐 보이시네요.” 이렇게 해야 될 것 같아. 내가 뭘 설정해 놓는 데 따라서 핸드폰 잡을 때마다 기뻐한 깊어.

오늘은 기기가 작은 오늘 기관이라는 커버 이래요. 그렇지만 이게 이 핸드폰이 내 그때그때 체온이 나인걸 알아봐 가지고 핸드볼 딱 싸 볼 때 이 핸드폰이 나한테 칭찬을 한 번씩 해주는 거야. 어때요? der 아이디어를 행동을 회사들이 하고 이사나 524 그거 아직까 iq 와 430 한테 배워야 되는 거야. 미래 제품은 정부 나를 진짜 안 해주는 제품으로 바꿔야 해.

맞아, 맞아요. 그 그래요, 그래요. 회색을 디바인 4세 라울의 영성 산업을 앞으로 해야 돼. 그럼 모든 물건에 영성이 그리스도 집에도, 도 잘못돼 있어요.

집에도 더 딱 열고 문을 열고 주인이 열쇠를 완전히 해체하고 들어갈 때는 “아, 오늘도 수고 많이 하셨습니다.” 이렇게 1 자해 게. 아니에요, 모든 기계가 영상이 들어가 있을 때 기분이 좋아지는 거야. 누가 나한테 칭찬해 줘. 집에 혼자 사는데, 어 그래, 들어가는데 아무도 진짜 사람이 없는데 열쇠를 딱 열고 문을 여는 순간, “어서 오세요” 아내가 있나? 여자 목소리가 기쁘게 들려요.

그리고 올해는 그런 일 속에서 안성했어. 여자들은 남자 목소리로 “어서 오세요, 고생했어요” 하면 얼마나 기분이 좋겠어. 거기다가 자기 남편 음성을 입력시킬 수 있어. 죽은 남편 음성을.

그래요, 그래요. 자기 아들 음성을 입력시킬 수 있어. “엄마, 오늘 고생 많으셨죠?” 아, 여러분 그렇죠? 아, [음악] 우리가 우리는 이런 제품을 지금 아이디어를 내는 사람이 있어서 내 입에서 나오면 제 모방이 시작되는 거야. 맞아, 맞아요.

이 시대가 지금 도래해서 눈에 보이는 기계 가지고 상상 없어. 삼성 거나 그걸, 그 나 뭐 어디 그 하자. 제 5에 10시 한번도 똑같잖아. 그러나 내가 영성이 있는 기계를 본 적이 없어.

그래, 그래요. 니가 불어 개발하도록. 삼성은 으 두 번째 뭐요? 돼지 잘 어. 디지털 문제는 않아.

로고가 t 제자로 바뀌죠. 세 번째 뭐요? 디자인, 디자인. 이 디자인이 혁명을 나와서 핸드폰이 지금 디자인. 핸드폰 저거는 나중에는 저런 핸드폰도 있었구나 하고 있어요.

나중에 제 핸드폰이 바뀌어. 디자인, 디자인이 완전히 바뀌는데. 고뇌가 가르쳐주면 내가 앞으로 동굴은 데 지장이 있어. 알겠습니까? 어, 핸드폰 모양도 바뀌어요.

핸드폰이 나무 이파리처럼 바뀔 수도 있고, 요런 모양으로 바뀌어요. 그래, 핸드폰을 따져보면 핸드폰 디자인을 수시로 바꿀 수가 있어야 돼. 지금은 핸드폰 칼라가 똑같아. 그래야 뭐래요? 그럼 내가 살아갈 때는 겨울에는 핸드폰이 핑크색으로 바뀌게 따뜻한 색깔 빛 올게요.

그랬는데 여름에는 시원한 바다 색깔이 되게 해. 본 칼라가 퍼터로 멈춰 있는 거야. 카멜레온이 되지 말자. 맞아요.

아, 디자인의 혁명 해야 대한 해야 돼요. 아, 디지털 디자인. 그다음 뭐요? DNA. 지금 이것을 우리가 안 한단 말이야.

맞아, 맞아요. 이걸 우리 대한민국이 막아놓고 있는 거야. 윤리, 멋도 생명누리 여쭤 보이고. 에, 이게 우리 먹을 살리는 사람이.

그래서 외국에서는 이미 DNA를 가지고 지도를 만들어 놓고. 아, 그럴 거야. 물을 바꿔 나가요. 그렇죠.

그가 여기에 끼어들어야 돼. 마지막 기회가 뭐예요? 마지막 기회. 마지막 기회가 뭡니까? 으, 힌트를 줄 수 없지. 디바인 레저, 영성, 사람, 디지털, 산업, 디자인, DNA.

이 네 가지 산업이 미래를 바꾸는 다. 나머지는 쓰다가 잘못은 거예요. 썰 대로가 없어. 아, 알려 줘.

자, 미래 이 네 가지만 가지고도 얼마든지 세상이 바뀌어. 그래서 이 시대를 여러분들이 만들어 가야 되는데. 지금 우리나라 두뇌는 이걸 여기 바이니 지를 합니까, 납니까? 안 하고. 이 애니의 합니까, 합니까? 안 하고.

디자인하고 이거 말고 앉아 있다니까. 디지털 마. 그래요, 그래요. 그러니까 삼성 해도 보니 뭐가 달라 그래야.

그랬습니까? 으. 그래서 테레비를 탁 켜면은 가족 사진이 참 나와줘야. 알겠습니까? 어, 자기 애기가 어릴 때 모습이 아 나오는 거야. 그 다음에 채널을 바꿔 나가는 거야.

안 계세요? 그러면 가족들이 자기 아들이 거 가지고 밉상인데, 아주 미운 데 어릴 때 사진이 참 나와 봐. 그래야 이런 기어 다닐 때. 그리고 자기 아들을 보는 게 단 하지 않을래요? 그럼 자식이 엄마가 트림이 틀 때보다 쥐가 어릴 때 모습이 나오네요. 맞아요.

그러면 기분이 달라지는 거야. 가족이 화합이 돼요. 그래야 그래. 그리고 아빠가 열심히 일하는 곳은 아빠 같이 계를 지고 논에서 일하는 모습이 탁 나올 수도 있어요.

그러니까 그 가족들이 필요로 하는 영상이 캐리 틀 때 나와, 그 다음에 채널을 드는 거예요. 맞아, 맞아요. 예, 대단히 약합니다. 왔으니까 맞습니까? 그래서 이렇게 이러다가는 공략 간 있져, 공장 다 못하고 빨리 해야 되겠네, 나는 이야기가 새끼로 잘 가요.

아, 어, 날은 이야기가 뭐 공장 이야기 한다고 해놓고 그 누가 떼러 가지고 거라도 합니다. 얼마나 두 번째 먼저 16, 다섯 번째 그 갈 길이 멀어 빨리 해야 돼. [음악] 아, 기어 100명. 음, 그리고 여분의 말해요, 여분의 지지 나서 안 나세요? 났는데 지진 담당 장관이 뭐라 그랬죠? 매뉴얼이 지진에 대한 매뉴얼이 있냐 모르니까 매뉴얼은 영원히 없습니다.

그래서 그랬어요. 아, 영원히 없다는 거야. 이러면 됩니까, 안 됩니까? 우리나라는 지진 때에 약간 비껴 있지만 지진 돼 있어요. 지금 진도 7의 서울의 난 적이 있어.

그러면 서울의 진도 7 남은 약 1000만 명이 죽을 수가 있어요. 그러면 거기에 대한 대책 있나요? 지금 매뉴얼은 진도 7에 맞춰서 만들어야 돼. 알겠습니까? 모든 대한민국의 지질 매뉴얼은 진도 7의 마차 이게 맞아, 맞아요. 그런데 지진이 나는 거 봐서 그때그때 따라서 매뉴얼을 만들어야지, 매뉴얼을 미리 만드는 거 안 된다는 거야.

배가 디지팩 아 세워 가야 들이 죽어야 매뉴얼이 만들어야 된다는 거야. 맞아, 맞아요. 들리죠? 그런 식으로 정치를 하고 있는 거야. 내 주원은 강력하게 강한 진도 7의 한직으로 만들어야 돼.

맞습니까? 맞습니까? 그럼 6제 보관하던 6인 하든 안전에 아니에요. 으, 그래서 여러분들은 반드시 안방에 액을 사는 방에 강력한 철 째 책상이 써있네요. 뭐다냐. 있습니까? 나무 책상 많이 쓰면 안 돼요.

강력한 철제 책상이 있는데, 그때는 나무로 되어 있지. 그럼 죄송 있잖아. 와, 장장 암에는 책상 밑으로 기어 들어가면 안 되냐? 지진이 무너져도 절대로 책상 밑으로 기어 들어가면 살아있는 거야. 아무리 무너져도 내가 지켜주는 거예요.

알겠습니까? 어, 그래. 그래. 그래. 그런데 집을 복원해 보니까 철제 책상 밑에 아들이 사람이니까 그럴 수 있으세요.

그런데 집에 그런데 쌓였고 나무 책상만 있으면 깔려 죽는 거야. 서랍은 지금 왕창 열어놓고 다세대 주택이 위에서부터 눌러. 그러니까 한 5층이 무너지니까 매일 일정 있는 집 책상이 내려앉아 안 되지 않냐? 강력한 철제 책상은 안 내려앉아요. 맞아, 맞아.

곰 거래 때 더미 속에서 거 아니야. 곰 지우고 앉아 있는 거예요. 좋아, 좋아요. 아직 이날 구의 진도 책을 대비해서 안방에 아들 방에 강력한 철제 책상이 있습니다.

그런데 정부가 하나님이 내 여러 넓습니다. 지진 말았는데 따라서 메뉴를 만들어 얘기 영원히 메뉴를 존재하지 않습니다. 이게 장관 입에서 나와야 돼. 얼어 소리가 안 그렇습니까? 딴 나는 정부를 비판하는데, 요런 것은 좀 문제가 있어요.

알려 줘. 회사 그 장관님도 열심히 노력해서 장관까지 가고 그 집안에서는 그 사람이 영광이야. 그러나 말 같은 거 좀 삶과 했냐? 알겠습니까? 나한테 물어보든지. 수식어 예.

그래야 그래요. 그래요. 그래서 정부가 경제를 발전시키려는 정부의 고위층 2호기 니한테 물어야 돼. 아무리 이제 물어서 매는 완전히 달라져 버렸어요.

그런데 안 먹는데 내가 뭐하러 가르쳐 줘. 그래요. 그래요. 내가 대통령에서 해야지.

그래야 그래. 15년째 뭐죠? 빨리 갑시다. 으. [음악] 그 기업의 100명이 뭡니까? 이런 거 봐요.

5년 치 요소의 대응을 꽤. 말, 지금 3년간 찍어주라며, 뭐 5년 근무가 저희 뭐죠? 물이랑 4억 원을 채워주는 대기업, 요렇게 치료 게임 형을 봤고 정량 창업을 키워 나갈 수 있는 이것들을 20원이라고 내가 왜 이야기하냐? 청년 무직 사태가 올 걸 내가 본 거야. 자, 중소기업에 들어가는 사람은 쿠폰을 100만 원 줘. 쿠폰은 뭡니까? 술 모을 수 있나? 아, 담배 살 수 있나? 없어요.

100만 원 쿠폰은 식품점이나 꼭 필요한 물건을 살 때 필요한 거야. 그러니까 소비가 증가 안 일어나. 돈은 주문 모아 놨는데 100만 원 쿠폰은 반드시 생각해. 절충하면 안 되는 거야.

맞아, 맞아. 그러니까 월급은 제 추가할 수 있지만 쿠폰을 써야 되니까 시장 경제가 살아난 사람 안 거야. 쿠폰을 주는데 이유가 있다, 이유가 알려져. 그런데 이거 흉내 내는 성남시장, 서울시장 청년 수당을 현금으로 주죠? 그거 잘못된 거예요.

맞아, 맞아요. 그것도 0.1% 3% 주면서 홍보만 크게 하는 거야. 물론 돈이 없어서 못 주겠지. 그러나 그 정신은 좋아.

그러나 쿠폰은 저희 알려져. 밥 먹을 때 바꿔 내고 여러 가지 물건을 살 때 쓸 수 있도록 쿠폰을 주고, 그다음에 중소기업에 맺는 근무 5년을 근무한 사람은 4억 원을 무담보, 무보증, 무이자로 줘요. 그러면 이거 창업 자금이야. 창업을 할 때 만들어 가야.

그런 애가 회사 하겠습니다. 사업자 고는 뭐냐면 4억 원 줘요. 어, 그러면 그건 국가가 지가 돈 벌어 쓸 때 자발적으로 해소하는데 알겠죠? 이러니까 중소기업 많이 들어가려고 해야. 내 어군 댁 어 막 들어갑니다.

이래서 대개 안 가요. 중소기업을 강해. 그때 여자들이 내가 대결에 안 다니다. 그래도 시기와 호러.

왜? 그때 남자들의 지면이 손상되지 않는 거야. 맞으니까 맞습니까? 아, 나는 나는 4위에서. 참아가면서 충 속에 들어가서 실력이 없어서 들어간 게 아니야, 이렇게 말할 수 있었어요. 아, 요런 기회를 저 미인한테 줘야 돼.

맞습니까? 아, 그러면 젊은이들이 아, 저 사람이 삼성의 진리 없어서 안 들어온 게 아니구나. 이럴 거야. 그래야 그래. 아, 나중에 창업을 하려고 중소기업에 가서 기술도 배우고, 나중에 창업 자금 받아 가지고 사장이 될 용처럼 구나.

그럼 개론 할 수 있어? 없어요. 여자를 속일 수 없어요. 오오오. 아, 그래요.

그럴 때 제가 대답할 줄 알고 내가 했는데 앉아, 답을 빨리 안 하니까. 아, 자기 횡령 조차 이거 해야 되겠죠. 이렇게 해서 마, 우리 청년들이 맨날 낙방하고 시험에 뒤집어지고 이러진 않을 거야. 물론 나는 청년 실업을 100% 업.

3 청년 지역 국가 책임 제가 여기에 들어 있는데 생략되세요. 청년 취업은 국가가 책임집니다 했죠. 어, 이거 안 될 때는 국가에서 월급 줍니다. 청년 체험은 국가 책임.

좋아요. 예. 기업의 100명의 이 짧아 다 못 넣어서 열려서 문제 뭡니까? 유엔 본부를 판문점으로 가지고 오는데 왜 가지 옵니까? 쌓아, 저보다 더 무서운 게 유엔 본부야. 왜 이 본연의 이야기 했을까? 나는 25년 제가 북한이 핵 만들 줄 알고 있었어.

유엔 본부를 판문가 따르면 북한의 핵 무대를 가질 수도 됩니까? 안됩니까? 뭔 내라 와. 많은 UN 본부가 판문점 됐는데 북한에서 어떻게 전제한 후 유엔은 500개 단체가 오게 되잖아. 그래그래. 500여 단체가 문상 서울 일대 깔려있는데 존재해요.

전 세계 인한테 맞아주고 그래요. 그래. 그러니까 북한이 핵을 만들 걸 일이 알고 나는 UN 본부를 판문점에 우리가 가지고 있는 왜 가지고 있냐? 중 국가 미국과 소련이 우리 한반도 쪼개서 안녕하세요. 누가 쪽에 쓰니까? 항정.

보장해야 북한의 핵을 만드는데 너무 가담을 못 하잖아요. 그러니까 이 위에 부여가 다 나. 우리는 불안하니까 이렇게 연대해야 돼요. 그러니까 여러분들이 대한민국 국회의원 이 말을 아는 사람이 한 명이라도 있어요, 없어요? 그러니까 상생구역에 들어갈 수밖에 없었어요.

들어가야 되는 거예요. 자, 열일곱 번째 빨리 갑시다. [음악] 아, 화폐 혁명. 자, 지금도 내 디자인의 머신 상당 뭐 이렇게 나오죠.

어, 이 돈의 디자인은 전부 허경영 사진으로 바뀝니다. 알겠습니까? 다 바뀌면서 여러분들이 그 돈을 가지고 있으면 행운이 와요. 아, 돈을 볼 때마다 일이 잘 되게 안 돼요. 아, 그 돈 볼 때마다 5만 원 나와, 안 나와? 빨리 나와, 빨리 나와요.

아, 그냥 나라가 잘 되는 거예요. 알겠습니까? 거기다 왜 축원, 죽은 사람 사실을 집어넣고 있냐고요. 세종대왕이신데, 죽은 사람들 사진 넣거나 그래요. 따라서 세계를 밖으로 본 사람 사진이 딱 그리고 집이 너이지만 몸이 건강해져요.

일이 잘될 거예요. 그래서 화폐를 디자인을 바꿔 버려요. 화폐 가치는 화폐 혁명인데, 화폐 개혁입니까? 화폐 개혁. 화폐가 디자인과 바뀌는 거예요.

화폐 가치는 안 바뀌죠. 그러니까 화폐 가치는 그대로 놔두고 디자인을 바꿔 버리니까 지하에 숨겨둔 5만 원짜리 없어져요, 안 없어져요? 그 가지고 나오라고 신권 다 나오겠죠. 안 가지고 나오면 없어져요. 그러면 그동안 사라진 5만 원짜리 나와, 안 나와? 또 10만 원짜리, 100만 원짜리, 1억짜리, 1000억짜리 모든 수표와 또 무기명 채권이 어마어마해요.

그래, 그래. 이 디자인이 다 바뀌어. 안 가지고 나오면 쓰레기야. 무기명 채권 더 맞은 거 아니야.

허경영 대통령 되고 나서 어떠한 화폐도 쓸 수 있었어. 가지고 나와야 되는 건데, 나오면은 그 돈이 어디서 생기는지 주체를 알지 못하면 여러분 배당으로 돌아가고, 여러분 배당금으로 통장에 꽂히는 거예요. 그래서 대통령 대정 화려한 백조가 여러분들 통장에 있고 지금 거에요. 어떻습니까? 이건 거짓말이 아니에요.

지하 자금이 아주 순식간에 일부 해소되면서 여러분 통장에 들어간다 이 말이야. 어떻습니까? 그래서 앞으로 허경영이 대통령 되고 나서는 모든 비자금이 있어 없어? 여러분 통장으로 일단 넣어주는 거야. 국민 배당금으로 들어가. 맞아, 맞아요? 아, 국민 배당금으로 들어간다.

열여덟 번째, 아, 예, 지하 혁명. 아주 이걸 중요한 겁니다. 전남과 경남은 전경도. 맞아, 맞아요? 전라남도와 경상남도.

이렇게 지도가 생겼으면 요렇게 떠나버려. 맞아, 맞아요? 영혼은 요 두 개는 전경도, 여우 두 개는 경 정도. 요건은 전경도, 요건은 충청남도와 강원도는 충방도. 충청남북도, 춘강도 않아요.

그 다음에 용의 경기도는 서울이 돼버려. 그러면 경기도와 인천이나 이런 거는 인천 부가 되는 거야. 알겠습니까? 저로 수 근거가 되는 거야. 인천 부가 무학에 놀라.

서울은 께서 인천공항 뭘 바뀐다고요? 서울 국제 공항으로 바뀝니다. 알겠죠? 전부 다 바뀌어 버려. 그러니까 여기 기쁘게 깊이 있는 고안 김포 국제 왕으로 바꿔야 알겠습니까? 그래서 서울 국제 왕이 세계 랭킹이 되는 거야. 자, 알려져.

그 다음에 제주도. 그래서 우리나라는 네 개의 도가 되는 거야. 알겠죠? 그러면 동서남북이 없어요. 섞여 가지고 지역 감정이 시작 사람입니다.

자, 19번째 뭐예요? 징병 혁명. 모든 남자와 여자는 한 달간 군사 교육을 받는다. 알겠죠? 한 달간 군사 교육을 받고 바로 제대야. 알려 줘.

예리 군대 쓸 수 있도록 그 외에는 뽑아서 쓴다. 사병들은 알겠습니까? 그러면 국방 예산이 10조 원이 절약이 되는데, 지금도 여군은 몸에 해야 해요. 뭐 형제 남자 하사관이 나 장교, 뭐 병이 아니에요. 지금도 몹 ng를 하고 있는데, 사병들도 지금 10만 원짜리 월급은 조선 안 되겠다는 거예요.

알겠습니까? 200만 원 정도 월급을 주는 사람을 뽑아서 실업자, 청년 실업을 해결한다. 업자 알겠습니까? 그래서 징병제는 지금, 내 징병제를 모방하는 사람들은 문제가 되게 이거나 분야를 국내 논산 훈련소 가서 한 달간 훈련도 안 받는다는 거야. 그렇게 하면 어떻게 돼? 전쟁할 때 예비군이 없잖아. 맞아, 맞아요.

예. 그래서 훈련하고 예비군 훈련은 그 대신에 축소시키는 거예요. 알겠습니까? 음, 군대 4월 맘 하면은 됩니다. 왜 전쟁을 할 때는 하사관이나 군대 모 100으로 뽑힌 사람들이나 장교들이 그 장비 기술은 할 거기 있어.

전문가들 알겠죠? 19 나인 전력의 여전 캐리 나의 19k 전력, K-9 자주포 같은 거는 6명 이상 있어야 포를 움직이는데, 그 사람들은 그 못해요. 알려져. 그러니까 거기에 하사관이나 전문가들이 붙어 있기 때문에 뭐 우리 사람들이 개인이 멀지는 않을 거 아냐. 맞아, 맞아요.

그런 기술자는 군대 다 이상 알겠습니까? 그래서 너무 진배란이 진, 진짜 마 보면 증거로 그래요. 그래요, 그래요, 그래요. 이 진짜 마 보면 일본 애들이 우리 징용 회사 안에서 아, 징병, 징병이라고 하기 마음은 징용해 가지고 일본에서 우리를 강제로 전쟁터로 끌고 갔어요. 그제 친구로, 이거 친구로 징병.

그런데 우리는 지금 뭐 해요? 어, 에, 우리가 뭐 해야 된다고요? 모병, 모병을 해야 된다면 모병제, 모병, 모집한다. 그 모병을 하겠다는 거야. 진짜는 강제로 동원한 거야. 예.

지금은 사람을 강제로 동원해서 월급을 아주 긴 거 없어. 국회의원 한 달에 돈을 1,000만 원 받는데, 자기 자식은 가서 10만 원 갖고. 그게 뭡니까? 절대 바람직하지 않다. 20번째, 농지 혁명 정신.

농림부 장관은 9가지 속하며, 왜 농지를 도시 사람들이 자유롭게 사야 돼? 지금은 농촌 사람이 농기를 팔고, 노인이 양로원을 갈려 돈을 못 팔아. 사는 사람이 없어. 농사짓는 자리가 나이 먹고 살 거야. 10월에 중 있는 거죠.

그러니까 정부 장관 임명 받은 사람이 10월에 농기 사다가 걸려들어 물리도록 시마 먹을래 들어요. 왜 그런 검을 만드나? 대통령도 식물의 논을 살 가지고 한 번씩 내려가서 나중에 몰라서 경쟁할 수 있었어요. 농지는 모든 사람이 살게 해달라. 농민들이 재산 가치가 올라가.

그래야 아무래도 도시 사람들과 전농 지산 하고 농가를 한테 소장 정보 되잖아. 그냥 그래요. 그 동리를 자유 그래야 농촌 사람의 재산이 보장돼. 안 돼? 지금은 너무 밝고 하얀 5회 2잔 오후 예배 언급이 안 돼요.

그런데 농지 그네를 자유해라는 놈, 농토까지 올라가 올라가. 두세 배 올라가. 그러면 도시 사람들이 농토를 사라고 주말에 와서 농사도 짓고 자꾸 그걸 하게 되기가 농지가 별로 농촌 사람들이 이따가 고도 그만큼 돈이 남아 안 나가. 농기를 살려서 제일 새마을 운동을 해 가지고 우리 농업을 제1차 산업으로 키워야 돼.

알겠습니까? 우리가 수출도 안 하고는 안 되지만 너무 또 중요하게 생각해야 알겠습니까? 그래서 농기 혁명을 빨리 줘야. 농토 마음대로 팔아. 농가 시보레 농 같이 서울의 주 믿는 그리스도 마음대로 사고 팔아. 그래야 주말에 이틀 보니까 싫은.

사람들은 토요일에 시골에 가서 자기 논하고 자기 밭 5장 길이 있는데 가서 농사도 지어보고, 뭐 이거 때 보고 관리도 하고, 어른들한테 찾아가서 고구마를 어떻게 심습니까, 어떻게 팝니까 배우잖아요. 도시 사람들이 자꾸 시골과 연계가 되어야 시골 골목에도 어린애 소리가 나고 사람이 왔다 갔다고 노인들이 대우를 받을 거 아니야. 그럼 재산을 3.5 버리면 누가 부릴 줄 알아. 아휴, 가장 먼 얘기가 없는데 완성.

이런 정신없는 부분들, 정치인들 대한민국 다 막힐 거고요. 내가 대통령이 되고 나면 농림부 장관은 아마 여기다 공장 하고 다녀야 될 거야. 농림부 장관부터 농촌에 해야 될 일이 무지하게 많아요. 내가 다 했는데 맨날 오면 발로 찰 거 아니야.

무수한 이야기하죠. 뭐 정주영이만 좋은 데 까는 게 아니야. 농약 계획, 지금 국민들이 먹는 음식에 농약 계획이야. 농약을 미생물로 개발해 가지고 넣어야 음식 농사 짓도록 할 거야.

그러면 일본이 우리나라 농산물 가져가려고 날리고 날 거야. 그러면 농민들이 만들어 놓은 것은 전 세계에서 서로 가지와. 한반도는 사방이 바다기 때문에 뒤에는 문제가 있어서 농약이나 놀 때가 있어서 없어. 그러면 농약 공장을 없애버리면 골프장도 농약을 안 쓰고 다른 걸로 하겠지.

그래야 우리가 먹는 물이 좋아. 그리고 그 농사 지은 거 아무나 그냥 물에 그냥 싱크대에 5억 씻어서 먹으면 돼, 안 돼? 그러니까 우리 국민이 농약으로 인한 병이 절반 정도 줄어들어. 거기다 확인까지 부르면 끝이야. 그래요, 그래요.

자, 농약 대모레 한강물에 농약과 여러분, 하이타이가 5개 있다는 거 알죠? 그러나 여러분들이 먹는 이 물이 얼마나 지금 우리를 망치고 있는지 보라. 바다에서의 바다, 동해 바다, 본 바다 속이 하얗게 되어 벌써. 왜? 여러분들의 세탁한 극, 하이타이, 그 다음에 넣어야 이런 게 들어가서 바다 속에 미움이 다 없어져 버렸어. 그게 여러분들은 지금 내가 정말 가만 놔두지 않을 장관, 가만 놔두지 않을 정치 너무 많아.

그러니까 3천 명을 잡아들이겠다는 나중에 보세요. 내가 붙이는 재림은 내가 갖다 붙이기 판사가 안 붙여. 알겠습니까? 22 뭐죠? 아, 폭행명, 뭡니까? 읽어보세요. 제 목사님 위에 내 물 폭력 저와 양 숫자를 동시를 초월하는 그거랑 쌍벌죄를 흘리지 않아요.

뇌물을 받은 다만 처벌하고, 뇌물 제공자는 없지 않고. 내 얼굴을 제공한 자 15 시련은 아까 그 메모로 신고자에 대해 줄어서 부정부패를 근원적으로 해이하라. 단체 아, 다니죠. 머리랑 상담 포장 채 막았다.

부재라고 하는 아, 아이, 완전 지금 중국에 있던 버 천천히 자라 온 것 같아요. 아, 에, 아니, 의사 저희도 영스 조안의 워 사가 뭐죠? 그 하는 명령하는 것도 아니고. 아, 대단합니다. 거 목소리가 아, 완전 포청천, 이사 판관포청천이야.

예. 그러니까 쌍벌죄를 없애겠다는 거죠. 쌍벌죄, 일제 자체를 폐지해야. 알겠죠? 그래서 내부를 준 사람은 이 내부를 준 사람과 받은 사람을 처벌하는 것은 뇌물을 영원히 끊을 수 없다.

그렇기 때문에 내부를 준 사람은 적을 안 해. 받은 사람만 처벌해. 내 내부를 준 사람이 10년 이는 이십. 년이 든 신고만 하면, 그때 뇌물을 신고자에게 돌려줘.

알겠습니까? 그러니까 내 물, 자기가 쓰다가 대개 있다가 뇌물을 주었다. 근데 그 신고자가 신고하면 대결에서 꺼내 물을 가지고 얘기가 아니고 자기한테 신고될 거. 뇌물을 줘 버려. 그러면 옛날에 대기업에서 그래서 내 문자들의 신고하게 하겠어.

그러면 엄청난 돈이 그 사람들 호주머니에 울잖아. 그러니까 뇌물 받을 사람이 없어져. 이렇게 해야 되는데 우리나라는 이런 것을 안 만들어 놔. 왜? 한 번은 야, 뇌물 제일 많이 받는 사람들이 누구 사람들이야? 정치인들이야.

맞아, 맞아요. 그러니까 자기들이 죽으니까 쌍벌제를 해가지고 뇌물을 준 사람과 받은 사람을 보호해 주고 있는 거야, 현행법이. 이런 사기꾼 나라가 되세요. 맞아, 맞아.

허경영이가 대통령 되면은 우리나라 뇌물 공화국이 없어져, 안 없어져요? 뇌물이 없어져 버리면서 뇌물을 받으라고 사정사정해도 아버지가 하던데, 저도 아들이 안 받아. 왜? 아버지가 빚이 나가지고 나중에 생활이 안 된다고 그거 신고해 가지고 국가에서 받아 가면 어떻게? 맞아, 맞아요. 우리가 부자지간도 뇌물을 못 받는다. 맞아.

20번째 뭡니까? 엄 혁명이 뭐죠? 자, 이거는 안 읽어도 됩니다. 시간이 없으니까. 허, 책이 나올 필요가 없어요. 자, 엄 혁명은 엄을 끝난 것을 엄 몸을 만들어야겠어요.

몸에 보험료를 내야만 엄을 꺼낼 수가 있어. 엄장을 받을 수 있단 말이야. 안 그래요? 그러면 보험에 가입한 자가 부도가 나면 보험 회사에서 먼저 지금 해주고 나중에 재판하는 거야. 그러니까 부도 나서 망하는 중소기업이 없습니다.

알겠습니까? 예. 그러니까 업무로 부도 나서 망한 지 만 많아. 곳 학교 다니는 여고생이 아버지가 부도 나가지고 그 여고생이 얼마나 고생이 있겠어, 알겠습니까? 그래 가지고 학교 중지하고 저리 직장에 갔는데 상사가 성폭행하고, 그게 뭡니까? 그리고 자기 아버지 사업을 실패 가지고 그 애가 가는 길이 파란만장한 거야. 그래, 그 한 여성의 인생을 여러분들이 생각이 만약 그래요.

그래요. 절대 부모가 자식한테 그런 상처를 주면 안 되는 거야. 그래, 그래요. 그러니까 우리는 어떤 중소기업이든 그 가장을 보호해 줘야 해.

줘. 이제 30년 동안 앞에 빠지게 기업을 이렇게 나왔는데 갑자기 부도가 나 버려. 그러니 사람은 망하는 거예요. 그리고 가족이 뿔뿔이 흩어져.

안 그래도 막 이혼하려고 벼르고 있었는데 때는 됐다, 이때다. 고 부인도 도망가 버려요. 그래야 그래요. 그러니까 이런 집안이 많다는 거 알겠습니까? 그래서 엄 혁명을 해야 된다.

안 그러면 어음을 없애 버리든지, 알겠습니까? 모두 현금으로 그래야 가든지, 그냥 회사로 하든지, 알겠습니까? 그러나 이 어음이 아시아에서 우리나라만 존재하는 거예요. 세계에서. 어음이 이어서 다른 나라는 알겠습니까? 그런데 워낙 강남에 있는 어음, 그래, 소가 일 년에 약 얼마가 그래 되지 않으니까 4, 조 단위가 그래 되죠. 다니까.

아, 응. 엄청난 돈이 거래되니까 그거를 나가버리면 어음이 갑자기 정색을 경제가 휘청거릴. 그래서 어음을 우리는 놔두고 있어. 예.

조선시대 때부터 이때 뭐야, 알게 되죠. 조선시대 때 양반들이 어음 끊어서 안 그랬어? 4. 그럼 했어요. 그렇기 때문에 우리 민족만 조선시대 그 어음을 끄는 거야.

그 다른 나라는 어음 없어. 어음이라는 게 그림이 같은 거 하면 뭐 있어요? 수표, 체크, 박사 줘야 하고. 수표야, 구요. 왜 돈이야? 24.

뭡니까? 으. [음악] 아, 무슨 용량 으. or 3차 포천 찾 읽어보세요. 예, 생활 정력 디버 채 활 본부.

가장 제품과 가장들의 돈과 전월세 보증금 1억 원까지 강제집행을 금지하며, 민족 노래 모아다 고소 낱말은 쪽이 의해 호소 운영 헌재를 시행하며, 정부와 주었고 어전 기재에 금지하여 국민의 사생활 보호하더라. 버서커, 24번째 생활 혁명. 시간이 없으니까 빨리 해야 되네. 앞으로 1억 원까지 비기, 1억 원까지는 가사도 고 압류가 금지되어, 가사도 굳이 배려 안 돼.

전세 보증금, 월세 보증금 집행한데. 알겠습니까? 이거, 이거를 만약에 현행 국회의원한테 이거 통과되는 시장 년 걸려. 100년. 내가 이 국회의원 처리해 버리고 잡아내 버리고 100 만들어 가자 하면 이거 통과돼, 안되요? 이거 다 할 수 있어, 없어요? 전세 보증금 1억 원까지는 보증금과 생활 가사도 없고 압류 금지야.

왜 아니, 초등학교 중 암수의 여고생 있는 집에 들어가서 그냥 남자들이 그냥 법을 해서 갔습니다. 그리고 경매. 그럼 그 딸이 맞는 충격이 얼마야? 그냥 그래요. 4억.

그리고 보지 고 압력. 그리고 애들이 뿔뿔이 흩어지게 만들어. 아무래도 주거지 진입은 금지. 어떻습니까? 돈 빌려줄 때 보증금 뺏을 생각하고 빌려주면 안 돼.

알겠습니까? 그냥 본 연금 1, 또 아이가 또 받을 수가 있어요. 이 과정을 파괴시켜 버리고 때 사워 버린다고 해서 이 집이 어떻게 되겠어요? 그 때문에 이름은 까지는 1억 원 이상 되는 것은 청구할 수가 있어요. 그런데 받을 돈이 1억 5천만 원이냐? 맨 그럼 이거 할 수 있나? 안돼요. 1억 5천만 원의 천만 원 회할 수 있는데 집에 물건은 1억 원까지 해당이 안 돼.

그런데 가사 도구 1억 1천만 원, 1천만 할지는 지배하는 수가 있어. 우리가 어느 자. 깨끗하게 정리 되겠죠. 자, 오늘도 다 못 하겠네.

어, 시간이 지금 다 되어 가니까. 자, 세 사람 나와서 우리 노래 하나 부르고, 아픈 사람들 나와서 이제 고치고 끝내겠습니다. 파워! 아, 네, 놈이 지나고 요절한 말이 왔는데, 우리 오늘 첨 면 가을처럼 우리 모두 뭔가가 발포 아름답고, 얘기를 희망이 겁니다. 여러분, 에, 요새 이제 아니 가보면 네 마리 퀴리 토굴을 결심이 보신다고 더 재밌고 대표 기억이 계셔야 된다 이런 말들을 많이 있거든요.

여러분들 괴리에 1 다가 여러분 청 이점을 누린다 는 마음으로 에, 모든 잠에서 깨어나 쉽게 여러분들이 유튜브를 널리널리 알리신은 게 어떤 일이 일지 않으면 차이점을 눌러서 여러분들이 모두 애국하는 마음으로 여러분들 팔을 그런 마음으로 r20 훨씬 이어령. 아, 아, 아, 여러분, 요 삶의 에 있는 r2 말이 있다 겁니다. 여러분, 우리 모두 다 같이 몸과 마음의 부자 되고 모두 밝고 행복한 세상이 된다는 마음 이마를 갖고 이 관장이 따라 로 여러분 모두 일어나셔서 여러분 몸 바울 다해서 큰 소리로 어 부산 해지 를 열창해 줏은 감사 하겠습니다. 여러분, 자, 아, 무 전에 제출 b 되셨죠.

ter 아. [음악] won [음악] wee wee bee we r who we r [음악] where wee [박수] won home or her own woo woo we here we here we here 2 아 on the way we here we here 2 woo woo hoo hoo hoo hoo [음악] here we here [음악] we we we we there yet [음악] [박수] ver oh oh oh on 으 으 그렇다고 지낼 자원을 참고 신분 에 나와서. 사전 직급 7월 사람, 아군 사람 나온 3. 으, 깨닫고 어 하고 싶다.

얼른 값이 그러나 올게. 3는 아파도 아픈 사람들도 안 나왔어요. 그곳에 나오세요, 나오세요. 여기에 2.

내일, 내일 우리 직접 구파발에 있는 내 자궁에 있는 하늘 궁에 더 많이 오도록 알려져. 내일 12시 구파발역 1번 출구, 에 1을 후에도 정 볼 수 있도록 자요. 요리 2분은 또 어데 미국에서 오셨나? 어, 어, 3 있어. 제 남구에서 왔어.

양유, 아, 여긴 강남구에서 왔으니까. 아, 그래. 강남구. 여긴 뭐지? 100 품 수, 충북 음성 이 있어.

이제 대단합니다. 대장. 예. 으, 응.

1. 아, 영애는 봅니다. 예. 마포, 서울 해서.

이젠 자, 우리 사진 하나 찍고 먼저 찍고 치료하죠. 자, 어, 힘 세계적 키미 없죠. 뭐 다른 사람 이러한 벌레 거야. 좀 사람들 들리게 크게.

이옥주, 이 몸 좀. 자, 예수님의 벌, 예수님, 부처님 참는 거. 음, 떨어지죠. 뭐 등의 다 떨어집니다.

힘을 세게 조. 저는 허경영 해봐야 뭐 좀 안 떨어지죠. 될 수 없죠. 어, 허경영을 불러 면은 인체가 변화와 셰프가 강해져요.

태세 보니까 진짜죠. 예. 음, 내가 떼지 말고 내 2분이 와 3대 봐. 뭐 봐와.

그러니 번도 몸에 아니구나. 닿아. 몸이 안 돼. 근데 안 드리죠.

예. 그러니까 내 사진을 봐도 그래. 뭐 좀 시간이 없으니까 이제 할 수가 없고. 내 사진을 보면은 그냥 세죠.

그러니까 몸이 건강해지려면 나의 이름을 부르고 자거나 낮에 자주 보려면 건강해져 머리야. 알겠습니다. 예. 그건 내 마이크가 음.

그냥 허경영을 부르면은 세포가 완전히 맥이 강해져 버려. 음. 그리고 영적으로 변화가 버려야. 그거는 내가 대통령 되고 나면 이제 다 알게 돼요.

자, 자, 손을 이렇게 하세요. 왼손. 음. 아픈 데를 잡아 줄게요.

자, 여기 돼 보세요. 여기 난 아픈데. 야, 이게 청진입니다. 힘 좁아.

2. 자, 힘쓰게. 1, 2, 3. 안.

들리죠? 안 아픈 대로 절대 안 되는데, 여기 한번 해 보세요. 자, 힘 줘 보세요. 힘이 있어요, 없어요? 3심 생에도 보세요. 힘이 없어요.

힘이 없죠? 여기는 비염이 있어요. 지금 얘기가 눈 감으세요. 음, 다 문제가 많네요. 자, 다 고쳤어요.

내 차도 보세요. 됐습니다. 이제 거야, 안 돼 보세요. 자, 힘들고 3 떨어지니까 될 수 있습니까? 또 안 될 일이죠.

이제 여기 와 똑같이 됐죠? 이 다 정상이 됐어요. 축하합니다. 밤섬 해 그 자, 대한 산하 차례 잘 해 버려야. 자, 얘도 보고 어, 예.

그냥 내 차도 보세요. 증상 이국에서 짜여. 예, 것만 이렇게 검 할 수 있어요. 거 많이 써 있었어요.

다리가 안 되 좀 아이폰 팬이 해가 되는 거죠. 제아 됐습니다. 자, 이렇게 3 찾아뵙습니다. 내 채 넣으세요.

오케이. 제 까 됐습니다. 이민기 와 위시 이고요. 응, 감실 정치 2, 3 넘 감사합니다.

아, 음. 자, 4:00 알아보세요. 그래서 이제 들어가세요. 뭐, 들어가시면 돼요.

예, 뭔가 무서워. 싹 다 마쳤어요. 내 차도 보세요. 내는 곳에 있습니다.

아, 듣고 자, 끝냅시다. 자, 오늘 어 숨을 해까지 했는데 아웃. 개는 다음 주에 더 맞아서 마무리해야겠습니다. 이 정도로 하고..

혁명공약 [Revolutionary Pledges]

살생부 [Purge List]
금융 혁명 [Financial Revolution]
인형(人刑) [Human Punishment]
천벌(天罰) [Divine Retribution]
서열(序列) [Hierarchy]
무명(無明) [Ignorance]
행(行) [Volitional Formations]
식(識) [Consciousness]
명색(名色) [Name-and-Form]
육체(肉體) [Physical Body]
육근(六根) [Six Sense Organs]
육식(六識) [Six Consciousnesses]
번뇌(煩惱) [Defilements]
수(受) [Feeling]
애(愛) [Craving]
취(取) [Clinging]
유(有) [Becoming]
생(生) [Birth]
노사(老死) [Aging and Death]
영생(永生) [Eternal Life]
업장(業障) [Karmic Obstacles]
초인종 [Doorbell of Awakening]
보혜사(保惠師) [Comforter/Advocate]
금융 실명제 [Financial Real-Name System]
부동산 실명제 [Real Estate Real-Name System]
맨파워 [Manpower]
테크놀로지 [Technology]
에티켓 [Etiquette]
신뢰(信賴) [Trust]
금융 메카 [Financial Hub]
저작권(著作權) [Copyright]
장기 혁명 [Organ Donation Revolution]
생명 윤리 [Bioethics]
유전자(遺傳子) [Genes]
영성 산업 [Spiritual Industry]
디지털 산업 [Digital Industry]
디자인 혁명 [Design Revolution]
DNA 산업 [DNA Industry]
지진(地震) [Earthquake]
매뉴얼 [Manual]
기업 혁명 [Corporate Revolution]
청년 무직 사태 [Youth Unemployment Crisis]
쿠폰 [Voucher]
창업 자금 [Startup Capital]
청년 실업 [Youth Unemployment]
국가 책임제 [State Responsibility System]
유엔 본부 [UN Headquarters]
화폐 혁명 [Currency Revolution]
화폐 개혁 [Currency Reform]
지하 자금 [Underground Economy]
국민 배당금 [National Dividend]
행정 구역 혁명 [Administrative District Revolution]
지역 감정 [Regionalism]
징병 혁명 [Conscription Revolution]
모병제(募兵制) [Volunteer Military System]
농지 혁명 [Farmland Revolution]
농약(農藥) [Pesticide]
미생물(微生物) [Microorganism]
뇌물(賂物) [Bribery]
쌍벌죄(雙罰罪) [Dual Punishment Rule]
어음 혁명 [Promissory Note Revolution]
생활 혁명 [Livelihood Revolution]
강제집행(强制執行) [Compulsory Execution]
압류(押留) [Seizure]
주거지 진입 금지 [Prohibition of Entry into Residence]