He, however, appeared at the memorial service held at Pongha Village in Kimhae of South Kyongsang Province, on May 23 on the death anniversary of former south Korean "President" Roh Moo Hyun only to be drenched with water poured by its participants.

When the October 4 declaration was adopted, traitor Lee Myung Bak and the coteries of the then "Grand National Party" slandered Roh as a "Red who masterminded drain on resources for the north" and "spokesman for the Workers' Party of the north" in a bid to quench the sentiments mounting high among the south Korean people to support the north-south joint declarations.

They put pressure upon Roh by branding him as a "wire-puller" of the public candle-light actions opposing the import of U.S. beef and cooking up such conspiratorial cases as leakage of Chongwadae's recorded minutes of talks and illicit fund case, driving him to death.

The son of Roh, disillusioned with Kim's shameless presence, shouted at him that neither apology nor reflection was necessary.

He denounced the ruling party for failing to reflect on its act of driving his father to death and stamping out a small party and meeting its own interests by abusing power.

He disclosed that the ruling party opened to public the minutes of the south-north summit and hurled the Intelligence Service into a red herring operation to eliminate the "followers of the north" in a bid to win the "presidential election."