Commenting on this, Rodong Sinmun Wednesday describes this as sort of flattery which can be made only by a confrontational maniac.

The news analyst goes on: Had the Lee Myung Bak group truly thought of the Red Cross work, it would not have stirred up antagonism and distrust between the north and the south, closing the door of inter-Korean dialogue and raising a hue and cry over someone's "human rights" issue and "reform and opening." And it would not have gone the lengths of resorting to such vicious moves for confrontation as instigating riff-raffs under the mask of "non-governmental organization" to scatter leaflets slandering the DPRK.

Finding itself in an uncontrollable serious ruling crisis as its anachronistic and treacherous confrontational policy has gone totally bankrupt, the Lee group of traitors calculates that its trumpeting about a humanitarian issue would help create impression that it has a will to improve the inter-Korean relations and evade the responsibility for having driven the situation to catastrophe.

The Lee group is sadly mistaken if it thinks such poor deceptive artifice will prove workable.

If the group wants to get rid of the present crisis, it had better stop such a poor farce and roll back at once its policy of confrontation with fellow countrymen.