Na Gyeong-won, a former member of the Future Integration Party (predecessor of the power of the people), released a birth certificate and an immigration certificate additionally as the suspicion of an expeditionary birth continued despite the release of the statement of the Seoul National University Hospital president on the 23rd.
This is a response to the demands of some ruling party supporters that the birth certificate must be disclosed, not the opinion, in order to resolve the suspicion of an expeditionary birth.
I posted two photos on Facebook on the 23rd, saying, “I will disclose the immigration certificate from my pregnancy to the period of childbirth and the birth certificate issued yesterday afternoon.” Raised.
If you look at the certificate posted by the former lawmaker, it is written that I did not have entry/exit records from January 1, 1997 to December 31, 1998. The birthplace is Seoul National University Hospital, 101 Daehak-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul.
-On the 21st, former lawmaker notified his son’s enlistment in the military on his Facebook account, and released a statement marked as issued by Seoul National University Hospital last September. It seemed to be an explanation for the suspicion of an expeditionary birth, but some expressed doubts on the background of the disclosure of the remarks instead of the legally valid birth certificate.
Han Myung-seok, a professor at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Dong-A University Hospital in Busan, said on Facebook, “If you want to prove your childbirth, you just need to post a birth certificate.
Jin Hye-won, vice-president of the Seoul East District Prosecutor’s Office, also said, “For specific phenomena at a specific point in time, such as hospitalization, graduation, employment, retirement, etc., the contents are proved with a document entitled’Certificate’. He pointed out that there is a difference that cannot prove anything in the contents.”
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“It’s obvious that you won’t believe it no matter what you show me… These people’s chronic diseases”
Regarding the suspicion of an expeditionary birth by some of the ruling party supporters, former lawmaker Na said, “When we do not have enough time to worry about issues such as securing vaccines, we only sigh at the reality that we have to respond to this absurd conspiracy theory.” As they lost, they needed a false suspicion for watering. So, a certain force systematically spread and reproduced rumors that I had an expedition in a postpartum cooking center in Los Angeles, USA.”
“It turns out that the cooker opened its doors a long time after I gave birth to my son, so I honestly thought that these rumors weren’t worth responding to. However, it seems that my expectations were too high. Even the ruling Democratic Party, which is the ruling party, commented and added to the suspicion of an expeditionary birth, criticizing that “this is the level and substance of the Democratic Party.”
“I was embarrassed and stunned, but I asked the secretary to get a document to prove the birth because I thought I would need related documents anyway. The document that the secretary received at the time of September, 2019 was the remark I posted on the 21st.”
“The seal of the president of Seoul National University Hospital is stamped. The license number and full name of the doctor who wrote the remarks are all written on it,” he said. “If I can’t believe this document, what can I believe in the world?”
“But they say they can’t believe it. In fact, it’s obvious that you won’t believe what you show. That is the chronic disease of these people,” he said. “As I disclose my privacy, I am deeply concerned about whether I should respond like this. It is also questionable whether we have to prove it every time we raise an absurd conspiracy theory.”
-In addition, former lawmaker Na said, “The problem is to report the conspiracy theory spread by very few people as great news and to produce unnecessary controversy.” “Last year, I visited the Provisional Government of Chongqing on Liberation Day. However, rumors spread that I wrote in the guestbook as’Republic of Korea’. In addition, it is being articleized and spread to the community.. Such indiscriminate conspiracy theories and dissemination of false facts are making Korea sick.”
In the end, he said, “In order to somehow destroy the other side, extreme forces regardless of means and methods divide the people and incite distrust.” “I deeply hope for a Republic of Korea where common sense works. Please, I earnestly appeal to you to stop these wrongdoings.”
Bong-oh Jeong, reporter of Donga.com [email protected]
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