It was disclosed some days ago that the "Yongpho Society" whose members hold important posts of the regime have committed all sorts of irregularities and corruption by conducting illegal inspections and wire-pulling politicians from behind the scene, the statement said.

The illegal inspection of civilians and unreasonable pouring of budget into Phohang, North Kyongsang Province where Lee Myung Bak's family had lived are just a tip of huge crimes that were disclosed to have been committed by the regime, it added, stressing:

The forces going against the people's mind are bound to meet judgment anytime.

The Citizen's Solidarity for Democratic Society of south Korea, too, held a press conference in Seoul on the same day in which it called for thorough-going investigation into the corrupt practices committed by those of the "chamber of supervisors of public officials' ethics" under the chamber of the "prime minister" by illegally inspecting civilians and threatening financial agency by abusing their authority.