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"[Former President Roh] must be a martyr, who committed a suicide after taking bribes." |
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"President Roh's suicide is nothing but a explosion of anger at himself as he was blaming his people for taking bribes and subsequent government prosecution." |
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"Roh committed so much crime looking back. he should have lived a better life. Why do you regret now that you are dead? Commies, treat them better while they are still alive." |
"Roh committed so much crime looking back. he should have lived a better life. Why do you regret now that you are dead? Commies, treat them better while they are still alive." |
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<ref>http://media.daum.net/society/others/view.html?cateid=1067&newsid=20130626054104230&p=yonhap</ref> |
<ref>[http://media.daum.net/society/others/view.html?cateid=1067&newsid=20130626054104230&p=yonhap "국정원, 盧서거 때도 추모 비판댓글 유포"]</ref> |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Manipulation of public opinion by National Intelligence Service during 2012 South Korean presidential election consisted of two incidents. First, a female agent was claimed to have manipulated public opinion to help Park Geun-hye's presidential election under the command of the NIS. Second, the director of National Intelligence Service commanded a NIS agent to manipulate public opinion.
First suspicion was claimed before South Korean presidential election, 2012, but this suspicion was unverified before the election.[1]
Before the election
Democratic United Party claimed the NIS forced the group to manipulate public opinion to help Park Geun-hye's presidential election under the command of the NIS on December 11.
After the election
After the election, South Korean Police confirmed that an agent of Korean National Intelligence Service posted articles and casted votes on politically sensitive topics in the Todayhumor website.[2][3]
In April 30. prosecutors raided the headquarters of the South Korean National Intelligence Service.[4]
In June 12, the head of the South Korean National Intelligence Service Won Sei-hoon and the head of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency Kim Yong-pan were prosecuted for interfering in the election.[5]
protests
List of comments posted by the NIS agents
"[Former President Roh] must be a martyr, who committed a suicide after taking bribes." "We should not elect someone who is mentally unstable as our leader." "President Roh was full of scandals, his legacy consists of political dichotomy, the anti-USA attitude, pro-North Korea attitude." "President Roh's suicide is nothing but a explosion of anger at himself as he was blaming his people for taking bribes and subsequent government prosecution." "Roh committed so much crime looking back. he should have lived a better life. Why do you regret now that you are dead? Commies, treat them better while they are still alive." [6]
References
- ^ Police in South Korea Say Spy Service Tried to Influence Election, The New York Times
- ^ "국정원女, 특정 정치성향 게시글에 찬반 표시" 확인, nocutnews, January 3, 2013
- ^ 양파껍질처럼 계속 나오는 국정원 여직원 사건, SBS, February 26, 2013
- ^ [1]
- ^ [2]
- ^ "국정원, 盧서거 때도 추모 비판댓글 유포"