​6901121163 When the National Revolutionary Party Emerges, There Will Be No Ruling or Opposition Parties

Character Profiles

• 허경영 (Mr.Huh) | Speaker | Proposes policies for the National Revolutionary Party, criticizes current political and economic systems, and emphasizes the importance of names and destiny.
• 박근혜 (Park Geun-hye) | Former President | Mentioned in the context of receiving 200,000 won in welfare benefits due to Mr.Huh’s previous proposals . Her name is discussed as being problematic, leading to her removal from office .
• 이명박 (Lee Myung-bak) | Former President | His name is interpreted as “two Myung-baks,” suggesting a “brother” dynamic, and he is associated with floods .
• 문재인 (Moon Jae-in) | President | Described as the “cause of problems” due to economic difficulties, despite being a good and moral person .
• 김재규 (Kim Jae-gyu) | Historical Figure | His name is analyzed as being destined to kill the president and Cha Ji-cheol .
• 차지철 (Cha Ji-cheol) | Historical Figure | His name is analyzed as being destined to be killed by a “gun” (arrow) and to “overstep” his authority .
• 박정희 (Park Chung-hee) | Former President | His name is analyzed as being destined to serve 18 years as president and to be killed by a subordinate’s gun .
• 김영삼 (Kim Young-sam) | Former President | Mentioned in relation to the financial real-name system, which is criticized for harming the economy .
• 히딩크 (Hiddink) | Football Manager | Used as an example of a competent “manager” who brought success (4th place in the World Cup) by making tough decisions .
• 앙드레 김 (Andre Kim) | Fashion Designer | His name is used as an example of how a name can suit a profession and create a positive image, even with an unusual appearance .
• 빌 게이츠 (Bill Gates) | Businessman | His name (originally William) is cited as an example of a name chosen to align with his business goals, symbolizing “money-making doors” (Windows) .
• 이준석 (Lee Jun-seok) | Politician | Mentioned in a past election event where people gathered for Mr.Huh instead of him .
• 안철수 (Ahn Cheol-soo) | Politician | Mentioned in a past election event where people gathered for Mr.Huh instead of him .

Scene-by-Scene Summary

#1 (00:00:00)

• The National Revolutionary Party will soon be founded .
• The first change will be the elimination of financial worries .
• If Mr.Huh becomes president, even supporters of other parties will be interested in his policies due to their own financial anxieties .
• Mr.Huh’s policies, such as a 3 million won national dividend, would alleviate concerns about retirement and job security .
• People will pay close attention to Mr.Huh’s TV debates because his words are accurate and offer solutions for the future .
• His policies, including a 3 million won monthly dividend and housing funds for marriage, would appeal to all citizens, regardless of their political affiliation .
• Current political parties offer no real solutions for people’s lives .
• Mr.Huh claims that his previous proposal for a 700,000 won “nation-building allowance” for those over 65 led to Park Geun-hye’s 200,000 won welfare payment .
• He criticizes the current system where taxes from large corporations are mismanaged by politicians and local governments, leading to increased GDP but harder lives for citizens .
• He proposes that wealthy individuals who commit crimes should pay fines instead of going to jail, with the money distributed to the public as dividends .
• This would eliminate the need for prisons and allow criminals to continue generating wealth .

#2 (00:04:30)

• Mr.Huh advocates for abolishing the financial real-name system, which he believes harmed the Korean economy .
• He also proposes abolishing the real estate real-name system and inheritance tax .
• Abolishing inheritance tax would prevent major Korean companies like Samsung from being taken over by foreign entities, ensuring their headquarters and tax contributions remain in Korea .
• He argues against imprisoning chaebol (conglomerate) leaders, as they are crucial for the economy and their companies might relocate if mistreated .
• Many large buildings in Gangnam and major Korean industries are already being acquired by foreign capital .
• Therefore, chaebols should be protected, and their taxes should be distributed to the public as national dividends .
• He proposes abolishing mandatory military conscription and implementing a volunteer military system with higher salaries .
• The Kim Young-ran Act (anti-graft law) should also be abolished because it harms small businesses and restricts expressions of gratitude, such as gifts to teachers .
• He believes that gratitude should not be limited by monetary value, citing a Buddhist parable about the sincerity of a poor woman’s offering .
• He criticizes laws that restrict such actions, stating that countries where law becomes absolute tend to fail .
• He criticizes the current legal system, where the judiciary holds excessive power, even to the point of impeaching a president .
• He plans to abolish the Constitutional Court if he becomes president, arguing that the Supreme Court is sufficient .
• He believes that power should govern law, not the other way around, and criticizes the current situation where judges can dictate to the Supreme Court Chief Justice .
• He criticizes the media for focusing on trivial matters and presidential polls instead of reporting on his lectures and real solutions for the public .
• He states that the media holds significant power and can manipulate public opinion, leading to economic downturns .
• He warns that an overemphasis on law and legal disputes can lead a nation to ruin .
• He observes that legal professionals are too focused on power struggles, which distracts from the real issues facing the public .
• He advises against trusting mainstream media and YouTube channels .

#3 (00:18:00)

• Mr.Huh emphasizes that national dividends are essential for people to live from age 60 to 100 .
• He claims to have the means to generate sufficient tax revenue by eliminating prisons, collecting fines, reducing the number of National Assembly members to 100 (unpaid), abolishing 3,000 aide positions, and eliminating 3,000 local government positions .
• He proposes centralizing budget execution under a presidential-level committee, which would have more power than local governments or ministries .
• He criticizes local governments for wasteful spending on unnecessary projects and for rushing to spend remaining budgets at year-end .
• He claims that corruption is rampant in local government projects, with funds often diverted to relatives or acquaintances of officials .
• He asserts that Korea’s problem is not a lack of money but too many “thieves” .
• He announces that if he becomes president, the Blue House (Cheong Wa Dae) will be renamed “Haneulgung” (Sky Palace), symbolizing control by heaven .
• He explains that “Haneulgung” represents the spirit of the Korean people and that he can control its feng shui, unlike other presidents .
• He introduces a special mirror/photo that, when placed at a grave or home, can improve feng shui and resolve issues like unsold property .
• He emphasizes the importance of choosing a good name for children, as it is the true inheritance that can lead to success even with a bad fortune .
• He criticizes parents for naming children carelessly, like pets, and highlights that even religious figures like Jesus and Buddha changed names .
• He explains that the “I Ching” (주역) is embedded in the Korean flag and represents the universe’s principles, which influence names .
• He provides examples of how names like “Andre Kim” and “Bill Gates” were chosen to align with their professions and bring success .
• He advises consulting professional name-givers who can choose names based on a child’s “saju” (four pillars of destiny) and future profession .

#4 (00:36:00)

• Mr.Huh compares his lectures to the natural beauty of mountains, which are diverse and unpredictable, unlike manicured gardens .
• He states that his lectures are spontaneous and unpredictable, which makes them engaging .
• He explains a hierarchy of power: courageous people cannot defeat wise people, wise people cannot defeat virtuous people, virtuous people cannot defeat lucky people, and lucky people cannot defeat heaven .
• He uses the example of Chun Doo-hwan (lucky) defeating Jeong Seung-hwa (virtuous) to illustrate this point .
• He reiterates the importance of choosing good names for children .
• He analyzes the names of Kim Jae-gyu, Park Chung-hee, and Cha Ji-cheol, claiming their names predetermined their fates, including assassinations and terms in office .
• He asserts that his own name, Mr.Huh, signifies a “predestined president” who appears during times of crisis, unlike “fated” presidents .
• He predicts that if he runs for president and presents his 33 revolutionary pledges in TV debates, even members of other parties will vote for him .
• He believes that his policies, such as national dividends, would financially benefit everyone, including politicians, making them vote for him .
• He explains that in National Assembly elections, voters can choose a candidate from one party and the National Revolutionary Party in the party-list proportional representation .
• He believes this strategy could lead to his party winning many seats and him becoming a national representative .
• He recounts an event at Nowon Station where a large crowd abandoned Ahn Cheol-soo and Lee Jun-seok to gather around him, even though he was not campaigning .
• He claims that if he were to campaign now, with his restored rights, he would disrupt other candidates’ rallies .
• He criticizes politicians for focusing on power struggles and self-interest rather than the public’s well-being .
• He states that despite rising GDP, Koreans face high rates of elderly poverty, unemployment, low birth rates, and late marriages .
• He believes he appears when all these negative indicators are at their worst, offering a “lifeline” to the struggling nation .
• He announces that 2019 (the year of the pig) will bring him good fortune, leading to the establishment of the National Revolutionary Party and the collapse of existing parties .
• He predicts that all his plans will succeed, leading to prosperity and eventually world unification .
• He outlines a series of auspicious four-character idioms for the year, culminating in “국태민안” (peaceful nation, secure people) and “낙원” (paradise) through his 33 pledges .

#5 (00:49:00)

• Mr.Huh discusses the geography and feng shui of the Korean peninsula, describing its mountain ranges and rivers .
• He explains that Pyongyang is protected by “ribs” (mountain ranges), while Seoul is exposed and unprotected, making it vulnerable .
• He identifies the confluence of the Han, Imjin, and Yesong rivers near Ganghwa Island and Yeongjong Island as the ideal location for the world’s capital .
• He plans to build “Haneulgung” (Sky Palace) there as the “Emperor’s Palace” for when he becomes world emperor .
• He envisions having three “Haneulgungs” (Yeongjong Island, Jangheung, and the former Blue House) to meet different types of visitors .
• He claims that the current Blue House location is unsuitable for ordinary humans and has brought misfortune to past presidents like Lee Myung-bak (associated with floods) and Park Geun-hye (whose name led to her downfall) .
• He states that Moon Jae-in’s name signifies “the cause of problems,” leading to economic difficulties and public dissatisfaction, despite his good intentions .
• He criticizes the media and public for blaming the president instead of holding National Assembly members accountable for failing to pass laws that would solve economic problems .
• He asserts that his name, “Mr.Huh,” means “one who has received permission to manage the nation” and even “manage the universe,” making him the true “manager” needed for Korea .
• He claims that his name has unique energy in various languages .
• He states that he can alleviate people’s fear of death by revealing the afterlife and ensuring that children, even those with disabilities, will be cared for through national dividends .
• He describes the anguish of dying parents who worry about their unmarried children’s future, promising to solve these concerns .
• He addresses the public’s potential concern that his presidency would only last 5 years, after which the national dividend might end .
• He proposes that he would change the law to become the “first Emperor of Korea,” which would then allow him to become the “world Emperor” and unify the world .
• He believes that as an emperor with spiritual energy, he can influence world leaders by simply visiting their countries and placing his stickers .