6608210000 Mr.Huh’s Gwangju Lecture Tour: THAAD and National Budget Waste #Plot

THAAD and National Budget Waste

Character Profiles

  • 허경영 (Mr.Huh) | Lecturer, Presidential Candidate | Lost parents early, grew up in poverty, became an adopted son of Lee Byung-chul (Samsung founder) at 15, and advised President Park Chung-hee at 22. He is known for unusual claims like “공중부양 (levitation)” and “축지법 (teleportation)” and advocates for policies like “국민배당제 (national dividend system)” and “국민 개인소득 보장제 (national basic income guarantee)”. He claims to be a divine being from “백궁 (Baekgung)” and aims for world unification.
  • 이병철 (Lee Byung-chul) | Samsung Founder | Adopted Mr.Huh.
  • 박정희 (Park Chung-hee) | Former President | Received policy advice from Mr.Huh on projects like the Korea National Open University, semiconductor industry, and Saemaul Undong.
  • 이정현 (Lee Jung-hyun) | Politician | A native of Gokseong, Jeollanam-do, described as a “봉황상 (phoenix figure)” who succeeded by supporting the opposing party.
  • 김대중 (Kim Dae-jung) | Former President | Described as a “까마귀상 (crow figure)” who foresaw the future and achieved the Nobel Peace Prize. Mr.Huh claims to be of the same clan.
  • 최사랑 (Choi Sarang) | Singer | Sings “부자 되세요 (Become Rich),” a song written by Mr.Huh.

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00)

  • The speaker requests attendees to silence their mobile phones for the lecture .
  • He mentions that the Gwangju meeting supporting Mr.Huh started with about 10 people and is now growing .
  • The lecture is scheduled from 2 PM to 5 PM, and those wishing for photos or autographs should do so outside afterward .
  • He expresses gratitude to the Gwangju and Jeonnam citizens for attending .
  • The lecture was organized by Mr.Huh’s supporters, who found a venue for about 100 people .
  • He introduces the few individuals who worked hard to prepare the event .

#2 (00:02:40)

  • The speaker introduces himself as the event operator, Lee Rae .
  • He then introduces Mr.Huh, detailing his life story: losing parents, growing up in poverty, being adopted by Samsung founder Lee Byung-chul at 15, and advising President Park Chung-hee at 22 on major national projects .
  • After President Park’s death, Mr.Huh maintained the Democratic Republican Party for 27 years and ran for president three times .
  • He is known for unusual claims like “공중부양 (levitation),” “축지법 (teleportation),” and “천재 정치 (genius politics),” and for advocating for policies like “아시아 연방 통일 (Asian federal unification)” and moving the UN headquarters to Panmunjom .
  • Currently, he gives weekly lectures and performs as a singer, broadcasting worldwide via YouTube .
  • He is described as a person with 430 IQ, possessing “축지법 (teleportation)” that walks the universe .
  • The speaker announces a Q&A session after the lecture .
  • He mentions a song, “북행열차 (Northbound Train),” whose lyrics are provided on a handout, promising immense energy to those who follow along .
  • Mr.Huh is introduced as someone who helped Korea’s economic growth and is questioned if he can achieve Asian and world unification .

#3 (00:06:00)

  • Mr.Huh begins his lecture, imagining millions of Gwangju citizens present .
  • He explains Gwangju’s geographical significance, describing it as a “해룡고조형 (sea dragon looking back at its ancestor)” where a mountain range from Baekdusan turns towards Seoul .
  • He explains that Gwangju is the first city for his provincial lecture tour because it’s in the south, a “불화자 (fire character)” region, where revolutions and movements like the Gwangju Democratization Movement and Gwangju Student Movement originate .
  • He compares Gwangju to the base of a mountain where fire spreads quickly, referencing former President Roh Moo-hyun’s success after campaigning in Gwangju .
  • He states that Gwangju is a “빛고을 (city of light)” because the south is a “불구덩이 (fire pit)” where all 24 nuclear power plants are located due to the fire energy .
  • He warns that if these nuclear power plants are not managed properly due to corruption, a single explosion could render the Korean Peninsula uninhabitable, forcing the government to relocate to Jeju Island .
  • He emphasizes that Gwangju citizens must be vigilant about corruption .
  • He proposes abolishing the “쌍벌제 (double punishment system)” for bribery, where givers are rewarded for reporting, to eliminate corruption in areas like nuclear power plant parts procurement .
  • He mentions that nuclear power plants in Ulsan and Busan are on earthquake fault lines, posing a risk .
  • He connects the topic to his lecture title: “사드와 국가예산낭비 (THAAD and National Budget Waste)” .
  • He claims that abolishing the double punishment system would drastically reduce national budget waste, potentially cutting it by 50% and returning it to citizens through “국민 배당제 (national dividend system)” and “국민 개인소득 보장제 (national basic income guarantee)” .
  • He proposes maintaining the government with only 200 trillion won out of the current 400 trillion won budget .
  • He suggests that just as a family reduces spending when a spouse loses a job, the nation should reduce its budget .
  • He criticizes politicians and local governments for wasting the budget .
  • He proposes abolishing local governments, including elected heads and council members, to save election and discretionary spending, which would fund the national dividend .
  • He introduces “공동 자본주의 (communal capitalism)” as an alternative to “개인 자본주의 (individual capitalism),” which he believes creates inequality and pushes people to the brink of starvation .
  • He states that Korea is “임신 10개월 (10 months pregnant)” with a “옥동자 (precious child)” named Mr.Huh, and the “진통 (labor pains)” of economic hardship are beginning .
  • He attributes rising unemployment, loss of hope among youth, and farmers’ debt to these labor pains .
  • He compares the current situation to Vietnam’s collapse, where officials enriched themselves while the country suffered .
  • He argues that excessive democracy and local autonomy lead to budget waste and conflicts between local leaders and the president .
  • He references former President Roh Moo-hyun’s rhetorical style .

#4 (00:20:00)

  • Mr.Huh discusses the “비룡승천형 (flying dragon ascending to heaven)” feng shui of Gwangju, where a dragon holds a wish-fulfilling pearl and ascends .
  • He describes Honam people as “풍전세류 (willows in the wind),” indicating their strong artistic and cultural sensibilities .
  • He criticizes the lack of development of Korea’s long coastline, especially in Jeolla-do, for tourism, despite its beauty .
  • He promises that if he becomes president, he will develop the southern and western coastlines into world-class tourist destinations .
  • He mentions Lee Jung-hyun, a politician from Gokseong, Jeollanam-do, who is described as a “봉황상 (phoenix figure)” .
  • He questions why only Kim Dae-jung, a “까마귀상 (crow figure),” has emerged as a significant leader from Honam .
  • He interprets Lee Jung-hyun’s success by supporting the opposing party as a “봉황새 (phoenix)” flying against the wind, suggesting that success comes from doing the opposite of the popular trend .
  • He explains that Kim Dae-jung’s “까마귀상 (crow figure)” allowed him to foresee the future but also led to imprisonment, like visiting “초상집 (funeral homes)” .
  • He notes that the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center in Honam is a testament to Kim Dae-jung’s legacy .
  • He claims to be of the same clan as Kim Dae-jung (Gimhae Heo clan and Gimhae Kim clan share a common ancestor), highlighting the large number of people in these clans .
  • He contrasts Kim Dae-jung’s “까마귀상 (crow figure)” with his own “황룡상 (yellow dragon figure),” which he claims is for world unification .
  • He explains that the phoenix symbolizes fire, the dragon symbolizes water, and the crow is England’s national bird .
  • He analyzes the US flag, noting its 50 stars for states and 13 stripes for the original 13 colonies, contrasting it with the scientific and philosophical basis of the Korean flag’s trigrams .
  • He asserts that Korea is a “세계 최고의 명당 자리 (world’s best auspicious place)” capable of overcoming challenges like budget waste and THAAD .
  • He reiterates that Gwangju, with its “비룡승천형 (flying dragon ascending to heaven)” feng shui, is where he begins his lectures, expecting a “엄청난 센세이션 (huge sensation)” .

#5 (00:30:00)

  • Mr.Huh emphasizes the intelligence of the Korean people and the significance of the Korean flag .
  • He criticizes regionalism, stating that Koreans should prioritize national identity over regional differences .
  • He proposes reorganizing administrative districts into four provinces (Jeongyeong-do, Gyeongjeon-do, Chungbang-do, Jeju-do) and expanding Seoul to include Gyeonggi-do, making it a larger capital to dominate the world .
  • He argues that large capitals like Tokyo and London are key to national power and world domination .
  • He explains that this administrative reorganization would bring provinces closer to the capital, increasing land values in areas like Chungcheong-do .
  • He promises to eliminate corruption through the abolition of the double punishment system and eradicate regionalism if he becomes president .
  • He performs a “공중부양 무궁화 체조 (levitation Mugunghwa exercise),” claiming to do it a thousand times, which makes him spin for seven months .
  • He asserts his unique physical constitution and ability to unify the world .
  • He introduces his “농업유일정책 (agriculture-first policy),” which involves creating 1,000 agricultural complexes nationwide to employ 5 million jobless people, including seniors and students .
  • He emphasizes the importance of agriculture as the primary industry, criticizing Korea’s reliance on imported, potentially harmful produce .
  • He points out that developed countries like Denmark, Netherlands, Sweden, and the US prioritize agriculture .
  • He criticizes Korea’s “사대주의 (flunkeyism)” towards the US, contrasting it with Japan’s more self-respecting term for America .
  • He proposes “농지 거래 자유화 (free trade of agricultural land)” to revitalize rural areas, allowing urban dwellers to buy land and increasing land values for farmers .
  • He argues that this policy would ensure employment until old age .
  • He outlines his welfare policies: 100 million won for marriage, 30 million won for childbirth, 10 million won for the death of a parent or child, and 100,000 won for birthdays .
  • He claims these policies would increase the population to 100 million and national income to $50,000 .
  • He laments the current low marriage and birth rates, leading to an aging population and economic decline .
  • He explains that the 10 million won for death would help families cover funeral expenses, preventing disputes over costs .
  • He describes how the 100,000 won birthday gift, along with a cake and seasonal gift (like gloves in winter), delivered by the local government with his name, would bring hope and comfort to lonely individuals, especially seniors and job seekers .
  • He believes these gifts would foster a strong connection between the president and the people, unlike current politicians who only spend taxes without giving back .
  • He illustrates how the birthday gift could even resolve marital disputes .
  • He estimates the annual cost of birthday gifts to be 2 trillion won, a small amount compared to the hope it generates .
  • He suggests that if he steps down, these benefits would cease, leading people to want him to remain as “황제 (emperor)” .
  • He promises monthly national dividends and basic income, ensuring a comfortable life for all .
  • He emphasizes “효친 사상 (filial piety and affection)” as Korea’s core ideology, where loyalty to the nation precedes filial piety .
  • He explains that his welfare policies align with this “효친 사상 (filial piety and affection)” .
  • He analyzes the Chinese character for “친 (affection),” illustrating a child waiting for parents, signifying endless parental concern .
  • He contrasts the “유친 (affectionate)” relationship between parents and children with the “유별 (distinct)” relationship between spouses, where excessive interference leads to divorce .
  • He criticizes modern society for reversing these traditional values .
  • He explains the Chinese character for “의 (righteousness),” showing a lamb under a person, symbolizing humility before a king .
  • He asserts that his policies are wise and ahead of their time .

#6 (00:50:00)

  • Mr.Huh promises that if he becomes president, he will personally inspect nuclear power plants monthly to ensure safety, given their concentration in the southern region .
  • He claims to understand the internal workings of nuclear power plants and can identify issues quickly .
  • He warns that a single missile strike on a nuclear power plant could devastate South Korea, making THAAD necessary for defense .
  • He argues that the debate should not be about pro or anti-THAAD, but whether it is beneficial for national security .
  • He emphasizes that national security (충) must come before economic concerns (효), even if it means economic hardship .
  • He mentions his 33 policy pledges, claiming they are for the benefit of 7 billion people worldwide .
  • He suggests that future presidents should be judged by whether they provide birthday gifts to citizens .
  • He criticizes current politicians for wasting the 400 trillion won national budget without providing direct benefits to citizens .
  • He proposes reducing the number of National Assembly members to 100, similar to the US Senate, to save budget and eliminate unnecessary staff .
  • He advocates for unpaid, honorary positions for assembly members, funded by donations, to prevent them from enriching themselves through salaries and regional development budgets .
  • He promises to sell off unnecessary government buildings and use the proceeds for national dividends, stimulating the economy .
  • He reiterates that he will become a “종신 황제 (emperor for life)” to unify the world, with a world imperial palace already designed .
  • He explains that the character “황 (emperor)” can only be used by someone from “백궁 (Baekgung)” (heaven), as all who used it without divine origin have perished .
  • He shows a drawing of his planned world imperial palace on Wangsan in Yeongjongdo, designed with scientific and symbolic elements, including a roof resembling Admiral Yi Sun-sin’s helmet .
  • He claims the palace offers panoramic views of 50 islands, Incheon Airport, and even China .
  • He states that his book, “허경영의 세계 통일 (Mr.Huh’s World Unification),” details his plans for world unification and becoming emperor .
  • He predicts world unification by 2030, with the imperial palace built before he becomes president .
  • He explains the five elements (오행) and their relationships, positioning Korea as the “중앙토 (central earth)” that balances the elements and prevents global conflict .
  • He claims his presence prevents a “지구 종말 (end of the world)” caused by the clash of fire (Japan) and metal (China) .
  • He takes questions, explaining that his policies would be funded by reducing the national budget, collecting fines from criminals, and his own intellectual property rights, which would generate trillions of won .
  • He also anticipates “연방세 (federal taxes)” from unified nations, totaling 1,500 trillion won annually .
  • Singer Choi Sarang performs “부자 되세요 (Become Rich),” a song written by Mr.Huh, which he claims will become a national anthem and generate significant income for him .
  • He suggests that broadcasters who play his song will survive when he becomes president .
  • He compares himself to Yi Mong-ryong from Chunhyangjeon, who, disguised as a beggar, exposed corruption .
  • He concludes by thanking the audience and promising to return if there is a larger turnout .
  • He performs “라인 다운 (Line Down)” .
  • He invites attendees to take photos with him outside .

Other Useful Information

  • Lecture Topic: THAAD and National Budget Waste
  • Mr.Huh’s Policies:
    • Abolition of the “쌍벌제 (double punishment system)” for bribery
    • Reduction of national budget by 50%
    • “국민 배당제 (national dividend system)”
    • “국민 개인소득 보장제 (national basic income guarantee)”
    • Abolition of local governments
    • “공동 자본주의 (communal capitalism)”
    • “농업유일정책 (agriculture-first policy)”
    • “농지 거래 자유화 (free trade of agricultural land)”
    • Marriage: 100 million won
    • Childbirth: 30 million won
    • Death of parent/child: 10 million won
    • Birthday: 100,000 won
    • Reduction of National Assembly members to 100
    • Unpaid, honorary positions for National Assembly members
  • Mr.Huh’s Claims:
    • IQ of 430
    • Practices “공중부양 (levitation)” and “축지법 (teleportation)”
    • From “백궁 (Baekgung)” (heaven)
    • Will become “종신 황제 (emperor for life)” and unify the world by 2030
    • His presence prevents global conflict
  • Gwangju’s Feng Shui: “해룡고조형 (sea dragon looking back at its ancestor)” and “비룡승천형 (flying dragon ascending to heaven)”
  • National Administrative Reorganization Plan:
    • Four provinces: Jeongyeong-do (Jeolla-do + Gyeongsang-do), Gyeongjeon-do (Jeonbuk + Gyeongbuk), Chungbang-do (Chungcheong-do + Gangwon-do), Jeju-do
    • Seoul to absorb Gyeonggi-do
  • World Imperial Palace: Planned for Wangsan in Yeongjongdo
  • Funding for Policies:
    • 200 trillion won saved from national budget
    • Annual fines from criminals: 100 trillion won
    • Mr.Huh’s intellectual property rights (e.g., song royalties): 100 trillion won annually
    • Future “연방세 (federal taxes)” from unified nations: 1,500 trillion won annually