Recently it received more than 50 conservatives and sent a "congratulatory message" to the inaugural ceremony of an organization of human scum who are keen on kicking up anti-DPRK smear campaign.

The party is intent on raking up conservative forces while talking about "nuclear issue" and "maintenance of the northern limit line".

With the "election" at hand, the "Saenuri Party" changed its hypocritical signboard of "great unity of people" into "great alliance of conservatives". It has then kicked up the racket of "north wind" more fiercely.

Talking about the "forces following the north", it has tried to make the public accept the "presidential election" as "fight between the forces following the north and liberal democratic forces".

It even included those running for "presidency" from opposition parties among the "forces following the north" and has gone so pitiful as to fawn on human scum, saying they "expect them to become hope of unification".

Tragedy is that the party has no other method but "north wind" in raking up conservatives.

While branding the core members of the Unified Progressive Party as "followers of the Juche idea" and "rebel forces that disrupted democracy and nature of social system" it made far-fetched assertions that "they should be evicted from the party" and "they should be referred to ethics committee and regulations should be set up by which the duties and qualifications of its members are suspended."

It raked up all kinds of conservative riff-raffs and spread rumor that "there existed underground organization directly related to the north" within the Unified Progressive Party and five out of its candidate members were "north's underground operatives", freely applying the brand of "forces following the north".

The "Saenuri Party" kicks up "north wind" whenever "election" approaches in south Korea. It is its inveterate bad habit.

The south Koreans jeer the "north wind" as "chronic disease" and "habitual disease" of the "Saenuri Party". The "north wind" offensive of the "Saenuri Party" has served as one of important means of winning political rivals and other candidates in the successive "elections" in south Korea. But it can never be a way-out.

The south Korean group of traitors committed too many crimes to turn the political situation before the "election" in its favor because it tried to divert the public attention and quench the people's increasing call for punishing the conservative forces by creating the atmosphere of confrontation between fellow countrymen through the "north wind" racket.

The racket of rallying conservative forces will only disclose the sordid nature of the "Saenuri Party", which stoops to any infamy to meet its partisan interests and realize its ambition for power.

The nature of the "Saenuri Party", a collection of conservatives, will never change.