Rodong Sinmun Thursday says this in a signed article.

It goes on:

The reality today when the crisis of the south Korean conservative regime is getting ever-deeper goes to prove the inevitability of the destruction of the group of traitors.

Total failures in its unpopular domestic and foreign policies have thrown the puppet group into an extremely serious ruling crisis. The "draft amendment to the plan for building Sejong City" which it has pushed forward defying the desire and demands of the people was thrown into the dustbin of history and the project for "improving the four big rivers", the most typical traitorous policy of the regime, has been rejected by different circles. Ceaseless infighting is going on inside the Grand National Party of south Korea over the blame for its domestic and foreign policy failures and power share.

The situation has already turned unfavorable to the regime of traitors and its fate has been sealed.

It is as clear as a pikestaff that the south Korean people cannot escape such a miserable fate as being victims of a nuclear war to be provoked by foreign forces, much less realizing the desire for independence, democracy and reunification as long as the puppet group is allowed to stay in power. An all-out struggle of the south Korean people to eliminate this group is, therefore, inevitable.

It is quite logical that there is no way out for the group of traitors as it has become a target of the people's struggle, forsaken by them.

The Lee Myung Bak group is making desperate efforts to get rid of the abyss of ruin, but it will get the group nowhere.