The editorial slammed the "Saenuri Party" for making desperate efforts to railroad the above-said bill through the "NA" under the pretext of a terrorist case that occurred abroad.

The bill has been criticized since it was proposed in 2001 as it called for giving the Intelligence Service the mandate to spearhead the anti-terror moves, the editorial said, and continued:

The Intelligence Service should never be given the wing of anti-terror law as it has been engrossed in illegal political interference including the red herring operation before election and the disclosure of the minutes of the north-south summit.

The representative of "Saenuri Party" shortly ago termed the all-out people's action a "terror against government power".

Once the bill passes, the authorities will quench any voice and act critical of the "government" as terrorist ones.

The "Saenuri Party"-proposed "bill on terrorism" is designed to lay a foundation for a horror politics, the editorial said, contending that the passage of bill should never be allowed as it may throw society into the constant state of martial law.