The Lee group, sworn enemy, hurt the dignity of the supreme leadership of the DPRK and kicked up "north wind", stunning the public at home and abroad.

Some time ago, the puppet group held a trial of those allegedly related to the so-called spy ring case whose investigation it had been calling for since last year, and inflicted heavy penalties on them linking them to the DPRK for no reason.

It also harshly suppressed the publisher and representative of the progressive magazine Minjok 21 and others related to it, alleging that they were co-opted by the DPRK and conducted "espionage activities".

Meanwhile, it also let the riff-raffs tarnish the international image of the DPRK and kicked up smear campaign by the use of hack media to justify its confrontation policy. It also intensified the "security education" of young generation and the puppet army and instilled the hostile feelings towards the fellow countrymen into them, citing possible provocation from someone.

Not satisfied with waging madcap war exercises against the north with the U.S., the puppet group perpetrated heinous provocation of hurting the dignity of the supreme leadership of the DPRK and is working with bloodshot eyes to fabricate the "north wind". This clearly proves once again their nature as die-hard confrontation maniacs.

The group's desperate effort is aimed to lift it from the catastrophic crisis, diverting elsewhere the public opinion and tilt the election situation in its favor.

Historically, the south Korean puppets left no means untried to block the advance of the progressive forces and turn public opinion critical of the "government" in its favor with the fabrication of the "north wind" cases whenever they faced the ruling crises ahead of the elections.

The Lee group, too, is without exception. It attempted to raise the "north wind" by fabricating one after another such provocations as the "Cheonan" case and the Yonphyong island shelling incident and the anti-DPRK smear campaigns with the use of riff-raffs before the elections including local autonomous election and by-election.

But they triggered greater wrath of the people and its isolation.

Far from learning a lesson from it, the Lee group is trying to get rid of the worst dilemma in another "north wind" just like a drowning man catching at a straw.

It is mistaken if it calculates it can distract the public with such a stereotyped publicity stunt and evade ruin by slandering the fellow countrymen.

The fabrication of the "north wind" will give rise to stronger anti-Lee Myung Bak and anti-Saenuri Party storm, hastening the ruin of the group of traitors.