Minju Joson Sunday observes in a signed commentary carried in this regard: The "conflict in the south," in other word the conflict in the south Korean society, is not caused by somebody's prodding but a natural product of the structural contradiction in that society.

The commentary cites just a few examples proving that it is none other than Lee who is entirely to blame for deepening the "conflict in the south."

The above-said ridiculous remarks made by Lee are intended to tide over the serious ruling crisis sparked off by his regime's unpopular, treacherous and anti-reunification acts by passing the buck for it to others. This, however, only brings to light the true colors of the traitors hell-bent on confrontation with compatriots.

It is impossible to put an end not only to the "conflict in the south" but to the distrust and confrontation between the north and the south as long as such philistines who hate admitting their wrongs and traitors who seek a way out in the confrontation with compatriots are allowed to ride roughshod.

All Koreans are, therefore, called upon to pool their efforts and wage a more dynamic struggle for making a clean sweep of the group of traitors, still sticking to their old sycophantic, fascist and anti-reunification attitude.