December 28, 2019-1213th-33 Policies and Who Can Die Comfortably
Character Profiles
이동섭 (Lee Dong-seop) | Host | Introduces the speaker and manages the event .
허경영 (Heo Kyeong-yeong) | Speaker, “신인 (Shin-in)”, “백룡 (White Dragon)” | Delivers a lecture on his “33 Policies” and vision for Korea, claiming divine abilities and a mission to save humanity .
김지완 (Kim Ji-wan) | Candidate for National Assembly | Presented with a bouquet of flowers .
수원 부의원장 (Suwon Vice Chairman) | Event participant | Presented with a bouquet of flowers .
Scene-by-Scene Summary
#1 (00:00:00) Opening Remarks and Introduction
The host, 이동섭, welcomes the audience and emphasizes the importance of gratitude and hope .
He states that 허경영, referred to as “신인,” provides energy, angels, and truth to the attendees .
The host explains that receiving angels requires a kind heart and consideration for others, ensuring the “신인” remains within .
He notes a change in the “33 Policies,” where the national dividend for married individuals aged 30 and 20 has been unified to 1.5 million won per month for all married individuals over 20 .
The host describes 허경영’s continuous effort to listen to and resolve people’s suffering, even without rest .
He expresses concern for 허경영’s lack of rest and criticizes those who rush his introduction .
The host mentions limitations due to election laws, requiring him to revise his script multiple times .
He asks the audience to stand for 허경영’s entrance, hailing him as the sole savior of humanity and Korea .
#2 (00:04:00) 허경영’s Lecture on 33 Policies and Societal Issues
허경영 begins his lecture, focusing on the “33 Policies” and the question of who can die peacefully .
He criticizes political parties for fighting over the national budget of 510 trillion won, which he believes is used for personal gain and local projects rather than public welfare .
허경영 announces that if he becomes president, he will halt government-funded construction projects and prioritize national dividends .
He argues that the current political system does not genuinely care for citizens’ livelihoods but rather for securing power and protecting their interests .
He states that the National Assembly’s function is not to provide vision but to fight for future power .
A flower presentation ceremony takes place for 김지완, a National Assembly candidate, and the 수원 부의원장 .
허경영 illustrates the necessity of national dividends with an example of a single mother with cancer, worrying about her children’s future after her death .
He explains that with the national dividend, her 20-year-old daughter would receive 1.5 million won, preventing the family’s downfall .
He discusses the concept of “의탁 (eui-tak)” (relying on parents) and “의지 (eui-ji)” (relying on children), noting that many adult children still depend on their parents .
허경영 criticizes the current food system, stating that 90% of the food consumed by young people is unhealthy .
He vows to change the food system if he becomes president to ensure the health of future generations .
He also criticizes the prevalence of coffee consumption, linking it to diabetes and advocating for traditional teas .
허경영 asserts that Korean characters (한문) are deeply connected to religious texts like the Bible and ancient history, citing examples like the character for “벗을 락 (beoseul rak)” (to take off clothes) and “배 주 (bae ju)” (boat) .
He explains the character for “교도소 (gyodo-so)” (prison) as a place where those who defy heaven are taught .
He interprets the character for “사람 인 (saram in)” (person) as representing the hierarchical relationship between men and women, with women supporting men .
허경영 encourages both single and married individuals to understand each other’s experiences and practice giving after experiencing reliance .
He shares his personal experience of receiving help when he was young, which taught him the importance of giving .
He criticizes religious leaders who do not understand the struggles of their followers, advocating for empathy gained through personal hardship .
허경영 reiterates that his presidency would solve financial problems for families, citing examples of significant monthly payments for families with unemployed parents and elderly grandparents .
He promises to repay all debts up to 500 million won immediately upon becoming president, leading to a savings-oriented economy and a boom in entrepreneurship .
He also plans to create startup insurance to protect entrepreneurs from failure .
허경영 presents a drawing of his future “황궁 (Hwang-gung)” (imperial palace) on Wangsan, emphasizing its strategic location and advanced design .
He explains his financial plan to fund the “33 Policies,” including saving 300 trillion won from the national budget, collecting 200 trillion won from upper-class tax evasion, 100 trillion won from property-proportional fines, 100 trillion won from tax integration, and 100 trillion won from the special business operator system, totaling 800 trillion won .
He also mentions printing 6,000 trillion won through quantitative easing and bringing in 900 trillion won of underground funds by replacing all currency with new bills featuring his picture .
허경영 describes himself as a “백룡 (white dragon)” waiting in a muddy stream, currently mocked by “미꾸라지 (loach)” (common people) .
He predicts that a “폭우 (heavy rain)” (economic crisis) will reveal his true nature as a white dragon, leading him to power and unifying the world .
He explains that his “황궁” is designed to be a secure fortress, accessible via underground tunnels and capable of hosting millions .
He states that his life of poverty, physical weakness, and lack of formal education were divine “weapons” to understand and empathize with people’s suffering .
He plans to implement educational reforms, including daily meditation for students to reflect on their parents’ sacrifices and their own future .
He outlines several “33 Policies”:
징병 (Conscription) Revolution: Mandatory one-month military training for all women .
농지 (Farmland) Revolution: Allows urban residents to buy rural land for weekend farms and provides loans for farmland purchases .
농약 (Pesticide) Revolution: Abolishes pesticide factories and establishes microbial pesticide factories to ensure safe, organic food for all citizens .
부패 (Corruption) Revolution: Abolishes the Kim Young-ran Act and punishes only bribe recipients, offering rewards to whistleblowers .
어음 (Promissory Note) Revolution: Requires insurance for promissory notes .
생활 (Living) Revolution: Prohibits asset seizure and forced execution for basic necessities, home appliances, and rental deposits up to 100 million won .
보훈 (Veterans Affairs) Revolution: Provides 500 million won and 3 million won monthly to Vietnam War veterans, miners, and nurses, extending benefits to direct family members .
노동 (Labor) Revolution: Replaces labor unions with “기업 가족 협의회 (Corporate Family Councils)” where both workers and management participate .
장기 (Organ) Revolution: Expedites organ transplants for those in need .
도덕 (Morality) Revolution: The president will personally oversee major life events (births, weddings, funerals) for 500,000 citizens, providing gifts and condolences .
장애 (Disability) Revolution: Provides free eyeglasses and expands support for people with disabilities .
주택 (Housing) Revolution: Builds more small-sized, convenient rental housing and integrates apartment management to reduce costs by one-third .
벌금 (Fine) Revolution: Implements property-proportional fines, where wealthier individuals pay more for traffic violations .
황사 (Yellow Dust) Revolution: Collaborates with China and Mongolia to eliminate deserts and yellow dust .
식수 (Drinking Water) Revolution: Protects water sources by eliminating pesticides and industrial pollution, ensuring clean drinking water for all .
#3 (01:35:00) Closing Remarks and Blessing
The host thanks 허경영 and encourages the audience to give him a warm round of applause .
허경영 performs a blessing, sending “천사 (angels)” and “건강 에너지 (health energy)” to the audience, wishing them success in various aspects of life .