calendar>>March 3. 2009 Juche 98

Lee Myung Bak Group's Sycophancy and Confrontation with Fellow Countrymen Assailed

Pyongyang, March 3 (KCNA) -- Leading papers Tuesday say that the Lee Myung Bak group of traitors begged foreign forces to "support" its "policy toward the north" while vociferating about "blood-sealed alliance" and "partnership." This is prompted by the criminal scheme to prolong its remaining days with the help of foreign forces and stand in confrontation with the DPRK to the last through the cooperation with them.

Rodong Sinmun in a signed commentary says that it is very disgusting that the group of traitors kowtowed to foreign forces and solicited for their assistance and support to it although they have pursued the aggressive ambition, hamstringing the efforts for the independent development of the Korean nation and the reunification of the country.

The commentary goes on:

Lee Myung Bak let loose a spate of nonsense about "blood-sealed alliance" and "help," praising the south Korean tour by the U.S. secretary of State. This was an unpardonable treachery little short of bringing disgrace to the Korean nation desirous of independence and dignity and pushing south Korea into deeper subordination to the U.S.

The minister of "Foreign Affairs and Trade" and other stooges of the traitor talked about "partnership" and begged for support to the "policy towards the north" while touring the U.S., Japan and other surrounding countries. This clearly showed the despicable nature of the group of traitors which cannot exist without depending on outsiders as it was a vivid revelation of the Lee Myung Bak regime's treacherous policy to serve foreign forces.

The anachronistic confrontation policy pursued by the Lee regime which put the north-south relations in stalemate going against the wishes of independent reunification of the nation is doomed to a total bankruptcy, strongly denounced and rejected at home and abroad and thus the group of traitors is being driven into an uncontrollable ruling crisis.

It was foolish enough for the Lee group to have pursued the despicable mendicant diplomacy lost to shame, being cornered at home and abroad. Sycophancy and dependence upon foreign forces cannot help the group survive the crisis.

The Lee group should behave itself, bearing in mind that its escalated sycophancy and confrontation with fellow countrymen will only trigger the resentment and hatred of the whole Korean nation for the treacherous regime and thus bring earlier the collapse of the "pragmatic government."

A commentary of Minju Joson also denounces the group of traitors for its scheme to stand in confrontation with fellow countrymen in collusion with foreign forces, selling off the dignity and interests of the nation.