The statement said:

Park Geun Hye is making such odd remarks as the necessity to seek what she called "creative interpretation" aimed to make the north understand that "definite dismantlement of nukes is the only way to live," admitting herself before the riff-raff that there is a limit to "sanctions and pressure" and "threat and warning".

She went the lengths of deliberately asserting that the historic Seventh Congress of the Workers' Party of Korea would become the congress to have its access to nuclear weapons recognized and declare it.

What she uttered is not worth even a passing note, but we cannot but say a few words as she took issue with the DPRK's access to nukes and even with the WPK Congress, the statement noted, and went on:

If the Park group truly wishes to seek "a creative solution" to the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula, they would be well advised to have the following proper elementary common sense at least:

Firstly, they should study again the main reason why the nuclear issue was spawned on the peninsula, to begin with.

To fairly resolve any issue one should know its origin well, to begin with, and it is hard to find any solution without knowing it.

Secondly, Park Geun Hye should properly understand why the DPRK had access to nuclear weapons.

The DPRK has got everything desired and acquired everything required by rapidly achieving a high level of nuclear capability. In the final analysis, the DPRK did so because of the U.S. and its followers' open nuclear threat to the DPRK.

Thirdly, the Park group should have the idea of dealing with the DPRK, well aware that it will remain unchanged in its status as a nuclear weapons state possessed of even H-bomb, regardless of whether one recognizes it or not.

We would like to re-clarify that the DPRK's nuclear weapons are the deterrent means for defending the nation and the country but not those for getting recognition and approval by someone.

The DPRK's status as a full-fledged nuclear weapons state is a stark reality regardless of whether one recognizes or not.

Fourthly, the Park group would be well advised to roll back their policy of toeing the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK and that of pursuing confrontation with the fellow countrymen if they are to truly seek "the creative solution" to the nuclear issue, and find it in facing a stern judgment by the public.

The Park group should seek the most realistic "creative solution" to the "north's dismantlement of nukes" in definitely terminating the existence on this earth of the gangster-like U.S. imperialists keen on high-handed and arbitrary practices while brandishing nuclear weapons.

The Park group had better stop deliberately grumbling any longer about the DPRK's nuclear deterrent, treasured sword common to the nation, properly facing up to the reality, if they wish to prolong their remaining days even a bit before meeting their miserable doom.