It was reported that every confidant of Lee was tasked to write a volume; Chon Yong U, chief for diplomacy and security of Chongwadae, and An Kwang Chan, chief of its room for crisis management, were assigned the duty to write Vol. 5 captioned "Relations with the north based on principle."

They are opening to media the following spate of sophism to be included in its preface: "The Lee regime made important achievements in the efforts to bring about a change in the north though they are not clearly noticeable" and "energy is on the steady increase to make a change inside the north."

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

Lurking behind this rigmarole is a scenario to mislead the public opinion and justify their policy of confrontation with fellow countrymen, the policy censured by all Koreans.

The piffles let loose by the group to justify the above-said policy cannot be construed otherwise than sheer distortions and lies about the reality of the DPRK.

The cock-and-bull stories told by Chon and An while negating the stark reality of the DPRK only betrayed their political ignorance.

The DPRK had already served warnings to Chon for letting loose a spate of vituperation hurting the dignity of the DPRK, when interviewed by the newspapers Kukje Shinmun and Munhwa Ilbo.

Nevertheless, he is free to spell out such invectives against the DPRK, still failing to come to his sense. This behavior reminds one of a puppy knowing no fear of a tiger.

He will have to pay a dear price for his wrong tongue-wagging.