All right, Alexander, let's talk about what happened in South Korea, martial law from President

Yun.

Then he took back the martial law after the parliament voted against the martial law.

And now he is being called on to resign.

The question that I have is why did he do this? What caused him to

announce martial law, to the surprise of everybody? No one expected this. He's very unpopular.

President Jun, very, very unpopular. He's also seen as pretty much a puppet of the U.S. I believe that's true. That's accurate.

He's definitely under the control of the United States. He's the guy that's saying American pie in the White House. Remember that with Biden there?

Absolutely. Yeah, that's president to you. Anyway, he calls martial law. The whole thing backfires on him.

The opposition, which has a majority in parliament, they vote his martial law down.

And now I believe his defense minister is being called on to resign. He's being called on to

resign, or he will be impeached. And we have all kinds of chaos in South Korea. I think the

interesting part, just to wrap up my intro Alexander, I think the interesting part about South

Korea is that they're also being pressured by the United States as well as Ukraine to send weapons

to Ukraine, to send a lot of weapons to Ukraine, said a lot of weapons to

Ukraine, including tourist missiles, I believe.

So there's an interesting Ukraine twist, I believe, to this story.

And of course, we have the North Korean troops in Russia, right?

The narrative of North Korean troops in Russia, which the administration of Yun has played a big part in propagating, which is also interesting.

So anyway, a lot to unpack.

What are your thoughts?

Well, the first thing to say is that this martial law announcement did indeed appear to come completely out of the blue.

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