While talking about "mental pressure", Chon called for "slapping the north with sanctions which it can not afford to manage".

He also recommended the next regime to re-examine its "north policy" on the premise of the "impossibility of peaceful co-existence with the north".

A bylined commentary of Rodong Sinmun Tuesday dismisses the reckless remarks made by Chon by clinging to coattail of Lee Myung Bak, more dead than alive, as spasmodic ones of a maniac engrossed in confrontation with the north.

Chon can never be pardoned for having let loose invectives against his countrymen and even slandered the dignity of the supreme leadership of the DPRK despite his fate edging toward the end, said the commentary, adding:

Chon's call for "mental pressure" and "tightened sanctions" can never be construed otherwise than a last-ditch effort of those who have been put in predicament, taken aback by the DPRK's massive political and military capability.

It is the south Korean authorities who feel the "mental pressure", not the DPRK. They, the colonial stooges of outsiders, cling to the coattail of the U.S., begging it to stage war drills and protect south Korea with nukes.

The facts go to prove that the Lee Myung Bak group consists of betes noires who plot to do harm to the fellow countrymen till the last moments of its departure from power.

However vocal Chon becomes in defaming the DPRK, its dignity and stamina will be demonstrated more glaringly with each passing day.

No one can block the DPRK army and people's vigorous advance toward the road of independence, Songun and socialism.