On November 4 he let loose the jargon that the nuclear deterrent of the DPRK for self-defence is "disturbing the peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula and obstructing the development of the south-north relations."

Some days ago, he let loose the vituperation that "it is unreasonable for the north to contend it may have normal relations with the international community and develop economy as a nuclear weapons state."

Moreover, he went the lengths of letting riff-raffs of the "Ministry of Unification" vie with each other telling cock-and-bull stories that "it is very difficult to cooperate and coexist with the nuclear armed north" and "the north should dismantle its nukes as early as possible."

As already known, Hyon In Thaek is a dyed-in-the-wool traitor to the nation as he took the lead in the moves against reunification and played a main role in shaping the anti-DPRK confrontational policy "no nukes, opening and 3,000 dollars", which drove the inter-Korean relations into catastrophe.

He has desperately stood in the way of implementing the June 15 joint declaration and the October 4 declaration, shamelessly asserting that they are "the documents which have not been ratified by the National Assembly." He malignantly slandered the north, claiming that "it is an entity with which one cannot coexist on earth." He allowed himself to let loose the malediction that "it is good to have unification but not bad to go without having it."

Hyon was recently reported to have extolled to the sky the so-called "package solution" the keynote of which is south Korea's offer of something to the north in return for its abandonment of the core of the nuclear program, a piffle, thus bringing to bolder relief his true colors as an anti-reunification lackey.

He has been engrossed in the wrongdoings getting on the nerves of compatriots and deteriorating the inter-Korean relations. This is designed to put such anachronistic scenario for confrontation as "no nukes, opening and 3,000 dollars" into practice at any cost in a bid to stifle fellow countrymen and gratify his insatiable greed for power.

History, however, will never pardon such traitors as Hyon In Thaek.