The massive anti-"government" struggle mounting in south Korea these days is a just one for regaining the independent rights usurped by the group of traitors and leading a genuine life worthy of a human being, the article notes.

Citing facts to prove that the Lee regime has pursued a traitorous policy, mercilessly trampling down the desire and wishes of the people for a genuine life, the article goes on:

It is quite natural that the south Koreans are branding traitor Lee Myung Bak as a fascist maniac putting even Hitler into the shade.

The economic policies pursued by the puppet regime resulted in deepening social inequality, i.e. widening gap between the rich and the poor, and deteriorating the people's living in south Korea.

By following a humiliating, sycophantic and quisling policy, the Lee group hurt the dignity of the nation and deprived the people of all their rights to live. Its policy of confrontation with fellow countrymen brought the inter-Korean relations to a total collapse. Strong protest of people from all walks of life has thrown the group into a bottomless quagmire.

The Lee group is kicking up a horrible whirlwind of "coloring operation", branding progressive parties and people now in their actions to judge the conservative regime as "forces following the north." This is nothing but a desperate bid of the conservative group to conceal the deplorable situation of society, a product of its unpopular rule, and divert elsewhere the public attention and thus realize its stay in power.

The south Korean people will never lower the present banner of struggle to overthrow the "government" of traitors but make the Lee group stand trial of history without fail.