Motherland “Look, Kim Tae-woo in prison… How much did No and the media attack and blame me?”

On December 31, 2018, at the time of the National Assembly Steering Committee’s general meeting, opposition lawmakers questioned the controversy over the Blue House Special Inspectorate, explaining that it was “exordinary disclosure”. © News1– On the 8th, former Minister of Justice Cho Kook gave meaning to former Blue House Special Investigator Kim Tae-woo, who was convicted, “It has been reconfirmed that the Blue House Civil Affairs Office of the Moon Jae-in administration has never conducted civilian inspections.”

Former Minister Cho reported on his Facebook page that the court sentenced former investigator Kim to one year in prison and two years in probation on charges of leaking secrets of public service. Introduced.

In particular, former Minister Cho pointed out a part that “of the court’s five crimes, four cannot be regarded as abuse of authority by the Blue House,” he announced that the work he had handled as senior civil servant was justified.

Former Minister Cho said, “How much did the opposition party and the conservative media attack the Blue House on the basis of Kim Tae-woo’s exposure at the time?” and then “The special supervisory team had to be completely disbanded, and I was on December 31, 2018, I had to attend and respond to the blame of opposition lawmakers.” Then, “Mr. Kim later failed to run as a candidate for the power of the people (Seoul Gangseo-eul), and has since been attacking the Moon Jae-in government through YouTube broadcasting.” In December 2018, former Minister Cho did not respond to attendance by listening to the “Chief Min Jeong-suk Assembly Non-Attendance Customs” in December 2018, but the opposition party’s persistent demand and the so-called Kim Yong-gun Act passed. I attended the management committee for cooperation.

On the spot, former Minister Cho replied, “Inspector Taewoo Kim is a’Nongdan’ made to hide personal corruption, and it is neither more nor less than personal corruption,” and said, “The Moon Jae-in administration did not make a blacklist.”

(Seoul = News 1)