President Lee Myung-bak.-In addition, the Democratic Party’s representative Lee Nak-yeon said on the 15th that the Lee Myung-bak administration at the time of the National Intelligence Service’s allegations of illegal inspections, “Apart from political favors and disadvantages, we must reveal the truth.”
“Illegal inspection is a great challenge to democracy that violates fundamental freedoms of individuals,” Lee said at the Supreme Council on the day.
Representative Lee said, “In 2009, the Lee Myung-bak administration, it was revealed that there were data on the personnel trends of 1,000 people, including all 18 lawmakers, legal professionals, journalists, and civil society personnel,” he said. “The data contains private life such as spending money. It was shocking to see it came true,” he criticized.
Together with the Democratic Party’s representative Lee Nak-yeon, everyone is speaking at the Supreme Council meeting held at the National Assembly on the morning of the 15th. Reporter Yoon Chang-won-“The Blue House Civil Affairs Office is also revealing the fact that the National Intelligence Service has requested that the National Intelligence Service manage the identity information related to politicians from the prosecution, the National Tax Service, and the police,” he said. “It is a serious crime that can never be covered up”.
The opposition’s criticism of the political offensive card that was brought out before the election raised his voice saying, “If it is to cover up because the election is imminent, even if large-scale illegal inspections are revealed, the opposition’s attitude is not an election-conscious political offensive, but I want to ask what it is” .
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