Heo Kyeong-yeong | Speaker | Leader of the National Revolutionary Dividend Party, referred to as “Shin-in” (神人, divine human).
Lee Sang-suk | Audience Member | Used by Heo Kyeong-yeong to demonstrate the “corona patient detection” method.
Lee Do | National Assembly Candidate | Candidate for Donghae, Taebaek, Samcheok constituency, asking about compensation for mining-related deaths and illnesses.
Lee Yeong-sik | Audience Member | Former public servant, expressing admiration for Heo Kyeong-yeong and asking about campaign strategies.
An Seong-ho | National Assembly Candidate | Candidate for Yeongdeungpo Gap, asking about support for infertile couples.
Scene-by-Scene Summary
#1 (00:00:00) Opening Remarks and Welcome
Heo Kyeong-yeong welcomes attendees to Hanu Palace, a place where the energy of Baekdu gathers .
He expresses gratitude for their presence and notes the pleasant environment .
He states that his goal is a world where the wealthy are respected, and the poor do not worry about basic needs .
He emphasizes the necessity of his “Sangtong Cheonmun, Jungcharim, Sahadal, Jiri, Seonggyeong, Jimyeong” principles for a meaningful, peaceful, and free life .
He announces his presence to deliver a message as the leader who governs the five-dimensional space .
He asks for a big round of applause despite the small audience .
Heo Kyeong-yeong demonstrates a method to detect COVID-19 patients using an “angel” (천사) .
He explains that if a person is a COVID-19 patient, the hand will not drop when asked, but if not, it will drop .
He clarifies that the question should be phrased negatively, “Is there no COVID-19 patient among these people?” to ensure the hand remains strong if no patient is present .
He advises against asking “Is there a COVID-19 patient?” as it might cause the hand to drop unnecessarily .
He assures that no COVID-19 patients are present among the 700 attendees .
He states that this method can accurately identify COVID-19 patients, even for non-supporters .
#3 (00:06:40) Legal Actions Against Election Irregularities
Heo Kyeong-yeong announces plans to file a constitutional petition and an injunction at the Constitutional Court on Tuesday at 2 PM .
He criticizes the Supreme Court’s rejection of a similar injunction by the Justice Party regarding the proportional representation system .
He argues that the National Election Commission should have opposed the creation of satellite parties for proportional representation, calling it illegal .
He believes his party’s case might succeed due to his “divine power” .
He explains that the constitutional petition addresses the violation of constitutional principles, citing Article 8 .
He criticizes major parties for using satellite parties to monopolize 40 proportional representation seats, leaving few for smaller parties .
He labels these actions as “illegal, quasi-legal, evasive, and unlawful” .
#4 (00:08:00) Heo Kyeong-yeong’s Political Philosophy and Pledges
Heo Kyeong-yeong highlights the consistency of his 33 pledges, which have remained unchanged for 30 years .
He emphasizes the honesty of his pledges, stating that other parties imitate his ideas, but he does not imitate others .
He cites the “200 million won marriage incentive” as an example of a unique and honest pledge .
He asserts the sincerity of his five “zero-sum pledges” (결혼, 연애, 안경, 생일, 사망) .
He adds a sixth “zero-sum pledge” for COVID-19 emergency relief, providing 100 million won per person .
He criticizes the government’s 1 million won relief as mere “showmanship” and insufficient .
He argues that 100 million won would encourage people to move freely and cooperate with government policies .
He introduces genius and communication as additional qualities of his leadership .
He explains that financial support would resolve debt and improve communication within families and communities .
He criticizes conventional politicians for offering small, ineffective relief amounts .
He stresses the importance of consistent pledges, unlike other politicians who change theirs every election .
He views other parties’ pledges as schemes to waste taxpayer money on infrastructure projects that benefit only a few .
He praises Lee Jae-myung for openly adopting some of his policies, calling him “conscientious” .
He criticizes politicians who lack sincerity, acting as “puppets” of their parties .
He argues that independent candidates have more sincerity .
He criticizes politicians for using national budgets for personal gain, such as increasing land values around development projects .
He laments that people vote for “golden spoon” candidates based on their academic backgrounds, perpetuating poverty .
He advocates for politicians who understand the struggles of the less fortunate, even those with past criminal records .
He mentions his 30-year-old proposal to abolish inheritance tax, which was initially opposed by conglomerates .
He describes his approach as “most normal,” respecting the wealthy while supporting the poor .
He recounts a biblical parable of a vineyard owner who pays all laborers the same wage, regardless of hours worked, symbolizing God’s compassion .
He interprets the owner’s action as recognizing the laborers’ full day spent seeking work, thus providing a full day’s wage for basic living .
He connects this parable to the concept of a “national dividend,” providing basic living expenses regardless of employment .
He states that the vineyard owner represents a “divine human” (신인) who gives equally to all .
He reiterates that the president is responsible for unemployment and should ensure basic living for all citizens .
He proposes a basic living allowance of 1.5 million won and 100 million won for COVID-19 relief to cover debts .
#5 (00:26:00) COVID-19 and Economic Outlook
Heo Kyeong-yeong discusses the potential of malaria drugs to treat COVID-19, citing successful trials in the US and Europe .
He notes that while vaccines take years to develop, oral medications like Tamiflu for swine flu can be effective quickly .
He predicts that COVID-19’s impact will last over a year, leading to widespread corporate bankruptcies .
He observes that large corporations are already selling off real estate to secure liquidity, indicating a severe economic crisis .
He emphasizes that his economic perspective differs from others .
He states that only a leader with “genius” can overcome such a crisis .
He reiterates that a politician with consistency, honesty, sincerity, genius, and communication skills can quickly overcome global challenges .
He contrasts his 100 million won COVID-19 relief plan with the “brainless” 50-100 million won proposals .
He explains that “communication” (소통성) refers to resolving conflicts and improving relationships within families and society through financial support .
#6 (00:30:30) Leadership Qualities
Heo Kyeong-yeong outlines four types of leaders: delegative (위양형), participatory (참여형), persuasive (설득형), and directive (지시형) .
He cites President Park Chung-hee as a delegative leader who entrusted major projects to others .
He argues that even a delegative leader needs consistency, honesty, sincerity, genius, and communication to navigate crises .
He criticizes current proposals of 500,000 to 1 million won as insufficient for a year-long crisis .
He highlights the widespread job losses and economic hardship faced by many .
He asserts that no matter how great a leader is, without these five qualities, they cannot lead effectively .
He acknowledges Park Chung-hee’s consistency and honesty but questions his genius and communication skills .
He claims that his “divine politics” (신정정치) embodies all these qualities .
He criticizes democracy for hindering progress, citing Singapore’s long-term authoritarian rule as an example of successful development .
He jokingly suggests that if he were to rule for five years and then step down, people would cling to him for the national dividend .
#7 (00:35:00) COVID-19 Update and Future Plans
Heo Kyeong-yeong announces that he will hold lectures at a new location starting next week .
He reiterates that the discovery of new oral medication will reduce the danger of COVID-19 .
He states that he will command COVID-19 to “calm down” .
He warns that if people defy him, he might allow the virus to persist longer .
#8 (00:36:20) Q&A: COVID-19 Relief and National Dividend Seizure
A staff member asks about protecting COVID-19 relief and national dividend funds from seizure .
Heo Kyeong-yeong confirms that these funds are protected from civil seizure, even if one has 1 billion won in debt .
He states that he will eliminate all credit defaulters upon becoming president .
He also pledges to prevent the seizure of security deposits (전세 보증금, 월세 보증금) and household furniture .
He explains that Article 8 of the Constitution guarantees basic rights, and he will prohibit auctions that infringe upon these rights .
He assures that creditors will also receive special measures .
He clarifies that while basic housing is guaranteed, those with multiple properties and debt might need to downsize .
#9 (00:39:00) Q&A: Titles for Heo Kyeong-yeong’s Followers
An audience member asks for appropriate titles for Heo Kyeong-yeong’s followers, such as “Baekgong Kindergarten Baekma Class student” or “Heo Kyeong-yeong supporter” .
Heo Kyeong-yeong explains that the title should vary depending on the audience’s “level” (근기) .
He suggests using “party representative” (당대표) for politicians, “supporter” (지지자) for general public during election periods, “genius” (천재) for family members, and “Bonja” (본자) for children .
He advises against using “Shin-in” (신인) with strangers to avoid misunderstanding .
He compares this to Buddha having multiple titles .
He suggests using “YouTube fan” (유튜브 팬) for a casual approach .
He emphasizes adapting the title to the situation to effectively persuade people .
He even jokingly suggests calling him “my husband” (내 신랑) in certain contexts .
#10 (00:46:00) Q&A: Meaning of “Corona”
An audience member asks if the term “corona” (왕관 모양) for viruses and the sun’s outer atmosphere is a hint that Heo Kyeong-yeong, as the “original sun,” sends viruses .
Heo Kyeong-yeong clarifies that the sun’s “corona” is not fire but a plasma phenomenon caused by intense light reflecting off its diamond-like surface .
He dismisses the scientific theory of the sun being a hydrogen gas ball, stating it would have exploded long ago .
He asserts that the sun is an unbreaking, unburning diamond-like “adamant” (금강석), a unique theory only he holds .
#11 (00:48:00) Q&A: Bus Fare System
An audience member asks about the bus fare system .
Heo Kyeong-yeong states that the bus fare system needs readjustment, as too much money goes to executives rather than drivers’ welfare .
He notes that executives’ annual salaries can be as high as 1-3 billion won, while drivers earn around 45 million won .
He believes that city and provincial budgets are excessively allocated to this system .
He suggests that while the system itself shouldn’t be abolished, subsidies for unprofitable routes need stricter oversight to prevent lobbying .
He states that such reforms would be possible if his party had 150 National Assembly members .
#12 (00:50:00) Q&A: Compensation for Mining Casualties
Lee Do, a National Assembly candidate, asks about compensation for 4,022 deceased industrial workers in former mining areas and 8,500 patients with pneumoconiosis and silicosis .
He expresses concern that these patients are highly vulnerable to COVID-19 .
Heo Kyeong-yeong praises Lee Do’s name, suggesting “Lee Do-ro” (이 도로, “this road”) would be more impactful for a politician .
He pledges to provide special compensation to the direct descendants of deceased industrial workers and direct compensation to living patients .
He plans to provide a lump sum of several hundred million won per person .
He compares this compensation to that given to Korean miners in Germany and victims of the 6.25 Korean War .
#13 (00:55:00) Q&A: Campaign Strategy and Public Perception
Lee Yeong-sik, a former public servant, expresses admiration for Heo Kyeong-yeong and asks about strategies to persuade skeptics about his 100 million won relief plan and the goal of 150 National Assembly members .
He emphasizes the urgency of the upcoming election and the need for collective effort .
He asks about Heo Kyeong-yeong’s plans for the remaining 14 days before the election .
Heo Kyeong-yeong states he will appear in TV advertisements, delivering key pledges in 10-minute slots .
He also plans newspaper advertisements and other promotional materials .
He announces a press conference at the Constitutional Court on Tuesday when filing the constitutional petition and injunction .
He aims to frame the election as a “David and Goliath” battle, with his party representing David fighting against the “Goliath” major parties who have impoverished the middle and lower classes .
He likens his 33 policies to David’s 33 stones, which will collectively strike down the corrupt political establishment .
He declares this election as an opportunity for citizens to reclaim their rights and national budget .
#14 (01:01:00) Q&A: Definition of Middle Class
An audience member asks for clarification on the definition of the middle class, especially for those with multiple properties in rural areas or high debt on expensive homes .
Heo Kyeong-yeong defines the middle class as those with less than 1 billion won in cash or securities and less than 1 billion won in housing assets .
He clarifies that having multiple properties does not exclude one from the middle class if they have debt or less than 100 million won in cash .
He confirms that middle-class individuals, including their children over 18, will receive 100 million won .
He states that those with 2 billion won in cash will not receive the benefit .
#15 (01:03:00) Q&A: Support for Infertile Couples
An Seong-ho, a National Assembly candidate, asks about support for infertile couples undergoing in-vitro fertilization, citing high costs and limited state support .
Heo Kyeong-yeong pledges that the state will fully cover the costs of in-vitro fertilization, regardless of the number of attempts .
He encourages couples to try as many times as needed .
#16 (01:05:00) Q&A: Reincarnation of Plants
An audience member asks if humans can reincarnate as plants and about the relationship between plants and the six realms of reincarnation .
Heo Kyeong-yeong explains that humans and animals can reincarnate into each other, sharing a common root .
However, plants have an opposite energy structure and cannot be entered by human or animal souls .
He notes that spirits (귀신), which are human or animal souls unable to reincarnate, can attach to old trees or objects, forming “tree spirits” (목신) .
He states that plants themselves undergo continuous reincarnation in their fixed location, but their seeds can travel and be reborn elsewhere .
He describes the dandelion’s wish for its seeds to find better places to grow .
He concludes that all beings, including humans, have their birth and death predetermined, and reincarnation is a certainty .
He claims that those who meet him and call his name will have their reincarnation destination changed to “Baekgong” (백궁, White Palace) .
#17 (01:11:00) Q&A: Solo O-Ring Test
An audience member asks if the O-ring test can be performed alone, as it’s difficult to control force with another person .
Heo Kyeong-yeong states that the O-ring test cannot be performed alone; it requires a partner .
He advises to always test for positive outcomes first to avoid prematurely dropping the hand .
He gives an example of choosing between two potential husbands, suggesting to test the preferred one first .
#18 (01:13:00) Closing Remarks and Blessing
Heo Kyeong-yeong concludes the session due to the long travel distances for many attendees .
He reminds them of the principle: “When urgent, think of peace; when peaceful, do not forget urgency” (급할 때 평안을 생각하고, 평안할 때 급할 때를 잊지 말라) .
He emphasizes that his party, though seemingly weak, will defeat the major parties like David against Goliath .
He promises to change the world as desired by the people .
He performs a blessing, infusing attendees with five energies (천사, 대장 건강, 뇌 건강, 신체 건강, 근본) to protect against disease and solve financial and family problems .