From an objective point of view, the south Korean puppet group is destined to meet its doom, the article notes, and goes on:

All the successive traitors of south Korea who challenged the dignity and sovereignty of the DPRK, backed by the U.S., have gone to their graves together with their masters without exception.

The same was true of traitor Syngman Rhee who played the role of running dog of the U.S. which divided the Korean nation.

In the 1950s he carried out "the northern expedition," blustering that he would have breakfast in Haeju, lunch in Pyongyang and supper in Sinuiju, backed by the U.S. which threatened to use A-bombs. But he sustained a bitter defeat.

Tragic was the end of the "yusin" dictator Park Chung-Hee who challenged the three principles of national reunification, reneging on the July 4 joint statement under the U.S. scenario of "two Koreas."

Traitor Lee Myung Bak, vicious enemy in the June 15 era of reunification, cried out for "seeking the change of the social system in the north" together with the U.S. unless the north gives up its nuclear and missile programs. But he only faced severe punishment and was thrown to the fringes of the era.

Laying bare the crimes committed by traitor Park Geun Hye, the article notes that she is no longer entitled to exist on this land.

What remains to be done by the Park Geun Hye group which deserves a severe punishment for sycophancy towards the U.S. and thrice-cursed treachery is to go to graves, following in the footsteps of predecessors.