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¡°Korea Has Entered a State of Emergency¡±
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The 5th Declaration on the Korean State of Affairs

by the Former Senior Officials of the Korean Foreign Service


¡°Korea Has Entered a State of Emergency¡±


On August 22, the Moon Jae-in Government announced its decision to withdraw from the General
Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA).

The Japanese government strongly protested upon being informed, and the U.S. government also
expressed its grave dismay.

The General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) is an instrument that ensures the
effective operation of the Korea-U.S. alliance, and an indispensable fulcrum of the security cooperation
between Korea, U.S. and Japan.

But following the Moon government¡¯s such announcement, the trilateral security alliance has been
rendered an empty shell, and serious deterrence appears to be inevitable in the smooth functioning of
the Korea-U.S. alliance.

The Moon Jae-in government asserted that it had explained the background of their decision to the
U.S., who reportedly understood why the decision was inevitable. But the U.S. government immediately
rebuked this claim, calling it ¡°a lie.¡± This statement alludes to the highest level of distrust in the history of
the Korea-U.S. alliance.

This isn¡¯t the first time the Moon government has misguided the U.S. government. President Trump was
prompted to participate in the 2018 United States-North Korea Singapore Summit after he was informed
that Kim Jong-un was willing to consider denuclearization, when in reality, the North had no such
intentions.

Then there are 'the April 27 Panmunjom Declaration', 'the September 19 Pyongyang Declaration' and
'the South-North Military Agreement' which were issued without prior consultation with our ally, U.S.,
thus incurring their immediate opposition.

The Moon government hasn¡¯t been so keen on sanctions placed against the North either, which have
been imposed by the international community including the U.S., Japan, and the EU. On the contrary, it
has constantly acted as a stumbling block, arousing suspicions that it may be supplying the North with
strategic goods and thus generating distrust from not only our ally, the U.S., but the international
community as a whole.

As for our relations with Japan, our two states are now on the verge of belligerency after the Moon
government violated or terminated the 1965 Claims Settlement Agreement, the 2015 Korea-Japan
¡®Comfort Women¡¯ Agreement, and most recently, the 2016 GSOMIA.
The termination of GSOMIA and the violation of the Treaty on Basic Relations between the Republic of
Korea and Japan will undoubtedly undermine the cooperative relations among Korea, the U.S. and Japan,
and cripple the Korea-U.S. alliance. It also suggests Korea is deviating from the U.S.-led order, which
has served as a foundation for international security, free trade and prosperity since the end of the
Second World War.

When Chinese and Russian aircrafts overflew the Korea Air Defense Identification Zone (KADIZ) without
prior notification and intruded our territorial airspace, the Moon government failed to take appropriate
measures.

Now we sit completely marginalized by our allies and besieged by China, Russia, and their ally North
Korea: this is clearly a state of national emergency.

The Moon government¡¯s actions to date have been suggesting at a possible withdrawal from the Korea-
U.S.-Japan trilateral cooperation.

This reveals the Government¡¯s true intention to turn against civilization and join the coalition of China,
Russia, and North Korea, an orientation which runs counter to the path of modernization that is founded
upon the values like freedom, democracy, market economy and prosperity, which we have been
pursuing for the past 70 years. Instead, the Government has chosen to retrogress to anachronistic and
uncivilized tribalism.

The global order of today is already undergoing transformations under the struggles of two forces,
namely the civilized and the uncivilized: The former are the U.S. and the Free World, who pursue
happiness and prosperity, and are founded on freedom and dignity of individuals, free trade and market
economy. The latter are the few Communist powers and dictatorships challenging the former, destroying
civilization, and seeking supremacy.

Should the Korea-U.S. alliance collapse and Korea fails to join the many U.S.-led global strategies, we
will be absorbed by the anti-civilization forces led by China, Russia and North Korea. And that will result
in the dissolution of free democracy in South Korea, which we have proudly defended for 70 years.

With regard to Korea¡¯s violation of the UN Security Council (UNSC) sanctions on North Korea, the U.S.
and Japan are now no longer able to disregard the other members of the UN in postponing their
countermeasures on us. From an economic perspective, should the U.S., Japan and other countries
start imposing financial sanctions on Korea, our trade activities will be greatly diminished and we will
suffer a great economic blow.

The Republic of Korea was founded on August 15, 1948 upon the principles of free democracy, market
economy and the rule of law. Ever since then, for these past 70 years, we have achieved a most
miraculous success that the world now envies. And all this was possible thanks to the tremendous
assistance from the two axes of Korea-U.S. alliance and Korea-Japan cooperation.

Many distinguished futurists have predicted that Korea will go onto becoming one of the leading
countries in the world in the not-too-distant future, if it can continue this exemplary pace for success.

However, the situation has changed completely ever since the Moon Jae-in government came into
power.

The Moon government has been erasing one by one, the unprecedented success we have achieved
over these past 70 years.

Instead, it has been hailing the despotic ways of the Kim dynasty, which has continued for three
generations by turning its 24 million people into starving slaves.

The Moon Government¡¯s introduction is the direct cause of the current state emergency we face.

Our 52 million people are no different to the passengers of a hijacked plane. If the hijacker will not turn
the plane back to its original position, the passengers must come together as one, break into the
cockpit, and remove him – otherwise doom will be upon us.

Recognizing this state of emergency we are in, we, the former officials of the Korean Foreign Service,
declare the following:

First, we strongly call for the immediate withdrawal of the decision to terminate the General Security of
the Military Information Agreement between Korea and Japan (GSOMIA);

Second, we ask our fellow Koreans to join us in our determined efforts to bring down the pro-North
Korean regime, by demanding the resignation of President Moon;

Third, we request that the governments of our allies, including the U.S. and Japan, to view the opinions
of the Moon government and the public as separate, and urge right-minded representatives from civil
societies to participate in reinforcing our ties with the U.S. and Japan.

Fourth, we pledge to bolster the Korea-U.S. relations and restore the trilateral Korea-U.S.-Japan
cooperation by working with our patriotic citizens toward the speedy replacement of the Moon
government.

August 26, 2019

This declaration is endorsed by 72 former senior officials of the Korean Foreign Service (the roster is
below in the Korean language section):

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