On Feb. 13 the puppet Ministry of Education, Science and Technology sent primary, secondary and high schools across south Korea an official document calling for working out a "school program for education in security " which reflects the prevailing situation so that it may be included in the school educational program for the academic year of 2013.

It calls for strengthening the "education in security" for the purpose of inciting north-south confrontation at all schools from this year, and setting a week of "education in security" with June 25 as an occasion.

In order to increase the effect of such education, the puppet forces seek to show students anti-DPRK videos and spread their idea through a variety of social activities.

Meanwhile, the puppet Ministry of Defence in close touch with conservative teachers' organizations work hard to intensify study and training, putting main emphasis on letting teachers experience the present situation, and make city and provincial education agencies accept the method.

According to a teachers organization of south Korea, the regime has already worked hard to intensify the "education in security" among schoolchildren in a bid to malignantly slander the DPRK.

Responding to the call of the ultra-right group for shifting the blame for the crisis onto the north, taking issue with its recent nuclear test, the regime is putting "education in security" on a regular basis though it was conducted just one time in the past, and set to intensify it.

By doing so, the puppet group seeks to justify the belligerent nature of its policy for confrontation and evade the responsibility for the present catastrophic consequences.