They are now anxiously waiting for an order to launch a vengeful war, with their strong will to punish all of them who again defamed the dignity of the DPRK supreme leadership.

Ho Mong, a man residing in Minhung-dong, Moranbong District, Pyongyang, told KCNA:

"Lee Myung Bak is running amuck like a puppy knowing no fear of tiger. I am eager to cut at him and his lackeys with my sharpened axe and see their blood."

Jang Jong Suk, a woman in Jungdok-dong, Phyongsong City, South Phyongan Province, said:

"Being a woman, I am good at killing dogs. I wish I could go to Seoul and kill the dog called Myung Bak."

Pang Chang Ho, manager of a Nampho-based factory under the Ministry of Land and Environmental Conservation, said:

"I am over fifty but still full of vigor with which I served in the army. Whenever the group of traitors in south Korea did harm to the DPRK, I would feel my hands itching to strike them to death. It is hard to stand their provocation any longer. Now is the time to kill all of those traitors. I will personally extirpate Kim Kwan Jin and Jong Sung Jo and their descendents. I want our leadership to allow an all-people war for revenge."

People from all walks of life have urged the party and government bodies to allow a nationwide vengeful war, with the resolution to turn the den of Lee Myung Bak into a sea of flames and throw its dirty ashes into the South Sea of Korea.

University and college students are volunteering to join or rejoin the army, with intention to rush to Seoul and Inchon, once an order is given, and annihilate all of those who hurt the dignity of the DPRK supreme leadership even a bit.

This year's secondary school graduates across the country have met to volunteer for military service, vowing to stand in the van of the fight against the Lee group of traitors.