Some of the comments ......
To: Luke Lee:
You must be a typical commies influnced by agitators. You should understand that there are certain restrictions the interviewer must follow, because this case is still in the middle of "trial".
Please keep in mind that the prosecutors, regular and special, have not been able to come up with any substantial evidence that coule be subject to the "impeachment".
As for the ferrey accident, the record from the Blue House clearly shows that the president's whereabout by the hour on that day. Whatever you get at court is what you get at court in legal terms. The judge is going to make the decision. If you do not believe, you should present a credible proof.(Sorry about the legal terms.)
According to the New YorkTimes, no one raised the issue of the presidential wrong doing in neither the Pearl Harbor attack nor 911 attack. President Roosvelt never went to Pearl Harbor. Mr. Bush went to New York City next day.
The ferry accident in Korea was simply a "ferry accident" where about 120 young high school students unfortunately got drowned out of 300. The government and a newspaper company came up with very comprehensive reports, at lease two of them. Please keep in mind that no president/prime minister got ever impeached because of a "ferry accident" in the of history of the world.
In case that you are not aware of, the prosecutors dropped this ferry accident case from the "reason" for impeachment. Therefore, the prosecutors have no evidence to date.
As a result, the Korean Parliament announced that it would revise the reason for Impeachment, meaning, legally, that the current impeachment becomes invalid, and a new impeachment has to be filed with the constitutional court after going through another vote in the Parliament.The new impeachment does not contain any "criminal charges", but only the charges of potential violation of the Constitution, which is extremely difficult to prove.
The chief judge at the Constitutional Court announced that this case would be wrapped up within a month from now. I doubt it very much that this is realistic, considering the fact that all the evidences must be carefully examined and verified.
This makes me to lean towards denial the impeachment for the reason of "no justifiable reason".
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