Lee's riff-raffs in Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Unification as well as Chongwadae, following the suit, said they would "not tolerate the north's further provocations as they are anticipated" when talking with their foreign counterparts.

Minju Joson Thursday observes in a bylined commentary in this regard:

It is like a thief crying "Stop the thief!" for the group of traitors to cite "further provocations" by the DPRK.

The group seems to love to talk about "further provocations", but it reminds one of a proverb "The thief is afraid of his own shadow".

It is tragicomic for the traitor to drum up support from outside as he is rejected by his clans after being sentenced to death by the people.

This bears a resemblance to a rat that gnaws pillars of a house.

As proved by the facts, the north and the south can never mend their fences and achieve the nation's desire of reunification, unless they make a clean sweep of the group of traitors that made ceaseless provocations against the fellow countrymen to freeze the inter-Korean relations and pushed the situation of the Korean Peninsula to the brink of war.

It is quite natural for the army and people of the DPRK to turn out in a just struggle for revenging on the group of rat-like Lee Myung Bak.

No matter how hard the group works to incorporate others in its confrontation with fellow countrymen, it can not prolong its remaining days.