Ri Tong Je, chairman of the Association of Koreans in Japan for Peaceful Reunification, denounced the south Korean chief executive for having worked hard to get approval of her anti-reunification policy from Washington responsible for the situation on the Korean Peninsula which has been pushed to the brink of a nuclear war and seriously rattled the nerves of Pyongyang.

Ri Jong Man, managing director of the Standing Council of the Korean Federation of Workers in Commerce in Japan, said that it was disgusting that the American master and his stooge vociferated about "a package strategic alliance", " blood ties " and "pivot ".

Kim Cha Dol, chairman of the Central Standing Committee of the Korean Youth League in Japan, noted that her despicable behavior is a servile and shameful one which can never be pardoned as she left the independence and dignity of the nation to the tender mercy of outside forces in a bid to stay in power.

Kang Chu Ryon, chairwoman of the Central Standing Committee of the Korean Democratic Women's Union in Japan, warned the chief executive that those who opted for the confrontation with fellow countrymen in collusion with the U.S. were fated to meet a miserable end and death.

Kim Hwa Hyo, chairman of the Korean Social Scientists Association in Japan, said that during her disgraceful and humiliating U.S. trip she fully revealed her ulterior intention to persistently pursue confrontation, pursuant to the U.S. policy, instead of working for mending the worst inter-Korean ties at any cost.

Jo Han Ju, chairperson of the Central Standing Committee of the Union of Korean Teachers in Japan, held that through her visit to the U.S. she declared that she would become a shock brigade in following the U.S. moves to invade the DPRK and carrying out its strategy for dominating Asia.

Hwang Myong, chairman of the Chongryon Tokyo Metropolitan Headquarters, slammed her recent visit as an unpardonable treacherous and anti-reunification action as it meant following in the footsteps of traitor Lee Myung Bak who pursued the "policy towards the north," rendering the situation extremely tense through nexus with the U.S. and confrontation with fellow countrymen.

Pu Yong Uk, chairman of the Osaka Prefectural Headquarters of Chongryon, accused her of making during her recent U.S. junket a spate of silly treacherous remarks such as "trust-building process" and "world peace park" in the demilitarized zone.

Ro Mu Hyon, chairman of the Hyogo Prefectural Headquarters of Chongryon, assailed her for further escalating the military tension by introducing the U.S. super-large nuclear carrier as soon as she came back after confirming a closer alliance during her visit to the U.S.

Mun Kwang Hui, chairperson of the Aichi Prefectural Headquarters of Chongryon, warned that the south Korean chief executive should bear in mind that she would get nothing through nexus with the U.S. and confrontation with fellow countrymen and would meet the same miserable fate as traitor Lee did.