Rodong Sinmun Friday says this in a signed article.

After the emergence of the pro-U.S. dictatorial regime south Korea's colonial dependence was further increased, democracy went back by dozens of years and the inter-Korean relations were brought to a total collapse though they had favorably developed along the road indicated by the June 15 joint declaration and the October 4 declaration and only tension escalated and the dark clouds of a war heavily hung over the Korean Peninsula, the article notes.

It brands traitor Lee Myung Bak as the arch criminal who caused this tragedy and brought the inter-Korean relations to such catastrophe.

Lee regime has entered the second half of its office, but there is nothing to expect from it, the article says, and goes on:

The above-said reality clearly told what the traitor would do in the remaining period of his office.

The Korean nation clearly sees through Lee's treacherous and anti-reunification nature and does not have even a shred of doubt about it.

Every sin brings its punishment with it.

Lee will have to pay a dear price for having driven the inter-Korean relations to a total collapse and brought the dark clouds of the war of aggression against the DPRK, standing in the way of independent reunification, the cherished desire of the nation.

Lee will not be able to escape a stern judgment of history and the nation.