Kil Kum Sun, principal of Pyongyang Primary School No. 4, told KCNA:

"Not content with doing only the worst things, the group of rats went the lengths of describing the children of the DPRK as 'children on markets' and 'mere children knowing nothing about the world' and hurting the dignity of its supreme leadership again.

They should no longer be allowed to go free."

Ri Hyon Hwa, a worker at the Central District Water Supply and Drainage System Management Station, said:

"My daughter is a delegate to the ongoing celebrations. Such thing can never be found in south Korea, a veritable hell where the gap between the rich and the poor and between the high and the low is widening due to the misrule of the Lee group.

The vituperation is nothing but a shriek made by the group utterly discomfited by the bright future of our supreme leadership and the rosy future of our younger generation."

Kim Chun Yong, a teacher at Chollima Secondary School in Chollima District, Nampho City, said the Lee group of traitors would regret having freely wagged its tongue.

Thak Chol Min, a worker at the Pyongyang Thermal Power Complex, said that the workers of the complex would tear to pieces the Lee Myung Bak group of traitors to the last one.