The Lee group of traitors carelessly hung portraits of the peerlessly great men of Mt. Paektu, whom the Koreans regard as the sun, on walls and doors of barracks of a military unit, scrawling unspeakable defamatory words below them.

This insult to the great persons, who built the best socialist system centered on the popular masses and bolstered national strength, is just that to the servicepersons and civilians of the DPRK who have deeply revered their leaders, regarding them as their own father and mother.

Such behavior is tantamount to a declaration of war.

All the Korean people have turned out in a sacred war for vengeance, saying that it is impossible to achieve national reconciliation and unity unless the Lee group of traitors, the scum of history, is punished.

The revolutionary armed forces of the DPRK are waiting for an order to advance toward the south with their powerful striking means unknown to the world while five million youths are vowing to take revenge on the thrice-cursed traitors.

The citizens of all ages and sexes are determined to cut off and club to death Lee Myung Bak, calling him Kaebak (mad dog) and Jwibak (rat).