Recently traitor Lee Myung Bak initiated a hideous provocation against the dignity of the supreme leadership of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, while Defence Minister Kim Kwan Jin and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Jong Sung Jo spearheaded it as "state tasks".

The internal affairs team of a south Korean army unit in Inchon carelessly hung portraits of the peerlessly great men of Mt. Paektu on walls and doors, scrawling unspeakable defamatory words below them.

This is the worst provocation ever in the history of north-south relations.

The successive south Korea regimes, including the "Yusin" dictatorship, stood in confrontation with the DPRK, but they dared not to defame the dignity of its supreme leadership.

The recent incident lays bare the colors of the Lee group of traitors as confrontation maniacs and as hooligans bereft of elementary ethics.