Rodong Sinmun Monday observes in a bylined commentary in this regard:

It is right to say that every serpent has its venom and the blood running in the vein of a dictator can never change.

She supported the June 15 joint declaration and talked about reconciliation and cooperation during her visit to Pyongyang in 2002. But what she is doing now is self-exposing that she is diehard anti-DPRK confrontation maniac opposed to the improved inter-Korean relations and the country’s reunification.

Her true colors as a confrontation maniac and viper-like temperament were brought to light late last year when she turned down a proposal of opposition parties to dispatch a mourners group of the "National Assembly" to the north after the great loss to the nation.

Decades have passed since the end of "yusin" dictatorship in south Korea, but the people are not yet awake from the nightmare at that time.

It is clear from what Park has done so far that she, obsessed with sycophancy towards the U.S., treachery and fascist rule, will follow in the footsteps of the "yusin" dictator who turned south Korea into tundra of democracy and human rights and frantically pursued the north-south confrontation and a war against the north,

No matter how hard Park may try to disguise herself with veils of "change" and "revamping", letting loose such rhetoric as "she would break with the past wrongs" and advance toward future, she can never hide her true colors as a politician who inherited the bloodline of confrontation maniac.

It is deplorable that the descendant of "the yusin" dictator is working hard to gratify her greed for power in south Korea.