Pyongyang, December 10 (KCNA) -- The ruling quarters of south Korea recently let loose rubbish that the "flexibility of policy towards north" is for "defusing south-north relations and tensions" and that they "expect the north to respond to their sincere efforts."

A bylined commentary of Rodong Sinmun Saturday terms the "flexibility of policy towards north" a variety of their theory of "adherence to principle".

The advertisement of the "flexibility" by the south Korean conservative forces is just a stop-gap measure to tide over political bankruptcy following strong public protest and denunciation inside and outside south Korea, the commentary says, and goes on:

They are talking about "flexibility" and the like to give impression that they are interested in improving the inter-Korean relations, but this is no more than a disgusting smile of those who carry daggers in their belts.

The conservative group is, in actuality, pursuing confrontation with the DPRK and can never cover up its nature.

Traitors who are intent on confrontation and war will only face stern punishment by history.