The questionnaire branded Park Chung-Hee as a typical pro-Japanese element and traitor to the nation as he took the lead in punitive operations against participants in the independence movement, serving the Japanese imperialists in the past.

It went on:

Park trampled down the spirit of the April 19 popular uprising by staging the May 16 military coup and suppressed the pro-democracy movement with military dictatorship. It is illegal and anachronistic reckless remarks for the present chief executive to have said she "got the greatest influence" from such pro-Japanese dictator.

Noting that the "Security Law" (SL) is a typical law against democracy as it violates the freedom of thinking, political view, assembly and association, it denounced the authorities for trampling down the basic rights of the people.

The questionnaire branded Kim Kwan Jin, minister of Defence, and Nam Jae Jun, director of the Intelligence Service (IS), as the arch criminals blocking peaceful reunification with warlike demeanors agitating a preemptive attack and war against the north and throwing the society into great mayhem by fabricating false cases.

It noted that the people can never pardon Lee Myung Bak and his elder brother Lee Sang Duk for such acts of treachery as giving up sovereignty to meet the interests of the U.S. and Japan, fooling and deceiving the people and faithfully serving foreign forces.

Urging the chief executive to break with the pro-Japanese dictator, abolish the SL, oust Kim Kwan Jin and Nam Jae Jun from their offices and punish Lee and his brother, the questionnaire demanded her clarify her stand on those issues.