6602061012 The Truth of Hillary’s Nationalism, Sanders’ Radicalism, Ahn Cheol-soo’s Sadaejuui, Kim Moo-sung’s Conservatism, Moon Jae-in’s Factionalism, and Mr.Huh’s Centrist Ide #Plot

1. Character Profiles

• Hillary | US Presidential Candidate | Advocates for nationalism and traditional policies .
• Sanders | US Presidential Candidate | Represents radicalism, aiming to dismantle Wall Street and large banks .
• Ahn Cheol-soo | Korean Politician | Described as a sycophant, mimicking Sanders’ radical policies and exhibiting a “job-hopping” fate .
• Kim Moo-sung | Korean Politician (Saenuri Party Leader) | Represents conservatism, suggesting bringing in Korean-Chinese to boost birth rates .
• Moon Jae-in | Korean Politician | Characterized by factionalism and imitation, proposing an expanded elderly allowance .
• Mr.Huh | Speaker/Political Figure | Advocates for “Middle-Class-ism” (중산주의), a unique ideology that transcends national borders, discrimination, and political factions .
• Shin Young-kyun | Actor/Politician | Possesses a “job-hopping” fate that leads to continuous success and upward mobility .
• Yoo Seung-min | Korean Politician | Described as having a “cat-like” appearance .
• Park Won-soon | Korean Politician | Described as having a “goat-like” appearance, similar to Ahn Cheol-soo .

3. Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00) US Presidential Candidates and Global Politics

• The speaker discusses potential US presidential candidates and the problematic policies of global politicians .
• Hillary’s policies are generally nationalistic, which is seen as essential for the US’s legitimacy .
• Sanders’ radicalism, aiming to abolish Wall Street and major banks, is problematic as it could shift global economic dominance to China .
• The US indirect election system, where electors choose the president, is highlighted as less advanced than Korea’s direct election system .
• The electoral college, dominated by conservative forces, capital, finance, and military industrialists, aims to maintain white control over the presidency .
• Sanders’ popularity among the general public does not guarantee victory due to the electoral college system .
• Dismantling Wall Street would cause US capital to flee to Hong Kong, weakening the US dollar and collapsing the US economy .
• Ahn Cheol-soo’s comparison of himself to Sanders is criticized as sycophantic .

#2 (00:04:25) The Speaker’s Identity and Mission

• The speaker introduces himself as the “Original Sun” (본태양), an energy source that governs human souls, unlike the “True Sun” (진태양) which governs life .
• He claims to have appeared at a critical juncture for Earth’s orbital correction .
• He states his purpose is to tell people to call his name, not just to lecture, and that his lectures serve to prove his non-earthly origin .
• His videos are recorded for future generations to witness his teachings .
• An anecdote is shared about a person almost falling while hiking but being saved by watching the speaker’s YouTube videos .

#3 (00:07:00) Critique of Western Diet and Korean Politicians

• The speaker criticizes the American diet, including bread, bacon, and popcorn, as unhealthy and carcinogenic .
• He warns against blindly imitating American culture, as it has caused significant harm to Koreans .
• Ahn Cheol-soo’s radical policies, similar to Sanders’, are seen as detrimental to the US dollar and global leadership .
• The speaker’s policies aim to create a society where the wealthy are respected through proper wealth distribution, not by seizing their assets .
• He criticizes politicians for reducing taxes for the wealthy instead of collecting them properly .
• Ahn Cheol-soo is accused of copying the speaker’s proposals, such as reducing the number of National Assembly members .
• Ahn Cheol-soo’s factionalism is blamed for weakening the opposition party .
• Ahn Cheol-soo, as a member of the top 1% wealthy, is criticized for claiming to represent the common people .
• Kim Moo-sung’s conservative proposal to increase birth rates by bringing in Korean-Chinese is deemed naive .
• Moon Jae-in is criticized for imitating the speaker’s elderly allowance policy but offering a significantly smaller amount, which is seen as deceiving the public .
• The speaker proposes a direct debit card system to prevent tax evasion, which could generate 100 trillion won annually and allow for a 700,000 won elderly allowance .
• He criticizes the current political system for corruption and mismanagement of national finances .

#4 (00:16:00) Character Analysis of US Presidential Candidates

• Hillary is described as having a “peacock-like” appearance, characterized by excessive boldness and a perceived lack of humility, which is a disadvantage despite her apparent sincerity .
• Sanders is described as having a “long-necked eagle-like” appearance, symbolizing America, and possessing sincerity and freshness, making him appealing to younger generations .
• The US presidential election is framed as a contest between Hillary’s boldness and sincerity versus Sanders’ freshness and sincerity .
• Sanders’ policies are considered too radical and unrealistic for the US, aiming to transform it into a socialist state .

#5 (00:20:00) Analysis of Korean Politicians’ Fates

• Ahn Cheol-soo is described as having a “job-hopping” fate (전업 사주) that leads to declining popularity with each career change, unlike Shin Young-kyun, whose “job-hopping” fate led to increasing success .
• Sanders, in contrast, has a “parallel fate” (평행 사주), maintaining a consistent political career .
• The speaker warns that electing a leader with a declining “job-hopping” fate would lead to national decline .
• He criticizes the arbitrary nature of Korean politicians’ career paths, citing examples of individuals from various professions becoming National Assembly members .
• The speaker claims to possess cosmic energy to control the fate of nations and leaders, but chooses to remain passive until he becomes president .
• He criticizes Moon Jae-in for not preventing factionalism within his party, leading to Ahn Cheol-soo’s departure .
• Sincerity is highlighted as the most crucial quality for a politician .
• Sanders’ policies are criticized for being too radical and left-leaning .

#6 (00:26:00) The Power of Mind and National Fate

• The speaker asserts that while the past cannot be changed, the future can be altered by one’s mindset, especially after hearing his lecture .
• He emphasizes the importance of embracing his teachings to change one’s destiny .
• He warns that without his guidance, Korea is heading towards a future where 1% of the elite control 99% of the wealth, similar to the US .
• The speaker claims that current politicians have created a system where most citizens are burdened by debt, making them effectively “zero” in terms of assets .
• He predicts a bleak future for Korean descendants, forced into servitude by other nations .

#7 (00:29:00) Animalistic Characterizations of Politicians

• The speaker assigns animalistic traits to various politicians: Kim Moo-sung as a “dragon-like serpent” (이무기상), Ahn Cheol-soo as a “goat-like” (염소상), Sanders as an “eagle-like” (독수리상), Hillary as a “peacock-like” (공작상), Moon Jae-in as an “ox-like” (소상), and Yoo Seung-min as a “cat-like” (살쾡이 상) .
• He notes that Ahn Cheol-soo and Park Won-soon share “goat-like” features, explaining their good relationship .
• He explains that “job-hopping” is detrimental for “goat-like” individuals like Ahn Cheol-soo, but acceptable for “ox-like” individuals like Moon Jae-in due to their adaptable nature .
• The speaker implies that these characterizations reveal the predetermined outcomes of political careers, including who will become president .

#8 (00:33:00) The Speaker’s Prophetic Role and Unique Qualities

• The speaker states that he is beyond comparison with other politicians, as his arrival is foretold in prophecies .
• He describes the current era as the “Age of Unspeakable Words” (언어도단 시대), characterized by moral decay and advanced technology .
• He claims to embody the “Four Virtues” (신언서판) – good looks, eloquence, writing skills, and judgment – as described in prophecies .
• He highlights that his policies, created 30 years ago, have been copied by other politicians, except for the marriage incentive .
• The speaker explains that his name, Heo (許), signifies “permission” or “authorization” from heaven, indicating his divine mandate .
• He asserts that he will appear suddenly and powerfully when he becomes president, overwhelming the public with his popularity .
• He recounts how his previous presidential campaign, despite limited media exposure, gained immense popularity, even among rival parties .
• He interprets the prophecy “공전멸병” (空前滅兵) as an ancient code indicating the removal of the “Kim” surname to reveal the “Heo” surname, signifying his destined role .

#9 (00:40:00) The Significance of Objects and Political Ideologies

• The speaker discusses the significance of objects, citing the example of former First Lady Yuk Young-soo’s plate, which resembled a gun barrel and was associated with her tragic fate .
• He advises against using ill-omened objects and emphasizes the importance of choosing auspicious items, even for everyday use .
• He contrasts the “Age of Integration, Unification, and Harmony” (융합과 통합과 화합의 시대) with politicians like Sanders and Ahn Cheol-soo who advocate for conflict .
• He criticizes politicians for fighting among themselves instead of uniting, which he believes is a strategy to make him president .
• He defines the three elements of integration as “alliance, collection, and combination” (연합, 집합, 결합) and the three elements of convergence as “mixing, dissolving, and fermenting” (혼합, 용해, 발효) .
• He defines harmony as “concession, communication, and cooperation” (양보, 소통, 박) .
• He emphasizes that one’s true opponent is oneself, and he only competes with his own policies, which have remained consistent for 25 years .
• He notes that his policy of adjusting the time zone was adopted by North Korea .
• He criticizes politicians for lacking real-world experience, despite their academic credentials .

#10 (00:46:00) Geopolitical Analysis and the Rise of Middle-Class-ism

• The speaker presents a geopolitical model where the US (wood) suppresses Korea (earth), while China (metal) and Japan (fire) have a supportive relationship with Korea .
• He states that Russia (water) is subservient to Korea .
• He explains that the US’s dominance prevents North Korea from acting freely .
• He warns that Hillary’s presidency could lead to war due to her hawkish policies, while Sanders’ presidency could lead to economic collapse due to the weakening US dollar .
• He emphasizes that the flow of money dictates a nation’s economic fate .
• He reiterates that his “Middle-Class-ism” (중산주의) is a unique ideology that transcends national borders, discrimination, and political factions, destined to unify the world .
• He declares that American democracy and capitalism, now a century old, are obsolete and will be replaced by “Middle-Class-ism” .
• He criticizes American capitalism for creating a system where 1% of the population controls 99% of the wealth, enslaving the rest .
• He points out that despite Korea’s trade surplus with the US, it incurs a current account deficit due to royalty payments to American companies for intellectual property and brands .
• He concludes that while Sanders recognizes the need to reform democracy and capitalism, he cannot implement “Middle-Class-ism” due to the US’s inherent nationalism and role as a global reserve currency issuer .

4. Other Useful Information

• Lecture Date: February 6, 2016
• Year of the Monkey (병신년): The speaker mentions that 2016 is the Year of the Monkey, which he associates with “fire” (불) and “True Sun” (진태양) .
• Speaker’s Political Career: The speaker claims 30 years of political experience, having proposed policies 25 years prior that are now being copied by others .
• Meridian Time: The speaker discusses the significance of the “O-si” (오시) period (11 AM to 1 PM) as the time of strongest solar energy, when kings and Buddha ate their meals .
• Prophecy “공전멸병”: This ancient prophecy is interpreted as an encrypted message indicating the speaker’s surname, Heo (許), by removing the “Kim” (金) surname .
• Integration, Convergence, and Harmony: These are presented as key concepts for the 21st century.
  • Integration (통합): Alliance (연합), Collection (집합), Combination (결합) .
  • Convergence (융합): Mixing (혼합), Dissolving (용해), Fermenting (발효) .
  • Harmony (화합): Concession (양보), Communication (소통), Cooperation (박) .