She is making a flurry of reckless remarks to escalate the confrontation with the compatriots in the north while making hectic trips to various countries, not content with her rigmaroles at home. This reminds people of a viper.

Shortly ago, she let loose a spate of remarks like a sleep walker that the DPRK "would collapse soon due to instability of its social system." She blustered that "human rights issue in north Korea" should never be overlooked, jabbering that "it is impossible to implement the line of simultaneously developing the two fronts" and "it is only bringing on itself the isolation from the international community."

Much upset by the DPRK's successful and legitimate underwater test-fire of ballistic missile from a strategic submarine, the news of which world public heard with astonishment and envy, she drove the puppet military forces into escalating military confrontation, crying out for "prompt counteraction and resolute punishment to cope with provocations and threat." This behavior is reminiscent of a thief crying "Stop the thief!"

She is going so foolish as to egg the UN on to take a new step for pressurizing the DPRK.

A spokesman for the National Body of Working People's Organizations made public a statement on Sunday.

It said:

The history of division of the Korean nation knows many villains who were ill-famed for confrontation with compatriots but there has been no such wicked woman as Park Geun Hye who has gone busy slandering the fellow countrymen in the north and inciting confrontation with them round the clock and all the year round.

She is getting ever more undisguised in hurling mud at the compatriots, no more than a last-ditch effort to get rid of her worst ruling crisis.

She is living hand to mouth like a candle flickering in the wind as the fraudulent methods she employed during "the presidential" election are being disclosed one after another.

The Song Wan Jong case in which a group of her "confidants" were involved clearly proves who is the kingpin of scandals and mastermind of social evils.

She had better zip her lips, though belatedly.

Nothing is more foolish than calculating that such reckless tongue-lashing would serve as a stopgap for weathering any crisis.

She would be well advised to bear in mind that such venomous tongue-wagging would only precipitate her tragic end.

South Korea can never get rid of the present bottomless political quandary as long as Park remains in office.