She is now busy recklessly wagging her tongue about "sign of serious crack in the north" and "contingency of concern" in a bid to escalate the confrontation with the fellow countrymen in the north.

This is no more than the last-ditch effort of the doomed.

The Park regime is in the grip of the worst ruling crisis, cursed and denounced by the public for all sorts of crimes it committed against the people since its emergence.

Though she grabbed "presidency" by deceiving people under the signboard of "working hard for improving the people's living", she reneged on more than 200 "election" commitments, bringing the worst economic slump to south Korea and deteriorating the people's living.

Consequently, south Korea's "state debt" reached 1,170 billion U.S. dollars, all-time high, at present while its enterprises and families are saddled with 1,180 billion and 1,200 billion U.S. dollars respectively.

Ruthless white terrorism and politically-motivated terror against pro-reunification democratic forces and undisguised allurement and abduction of inhabitants of the DPRK are sparking off criticism and condemnation among the Koreans and of the international community. This means the political and moral doom of the Park's group as human rights abusers.

She went so crazy with the confrontation with compatriots that she shut down the Kaesong Industrial Zone, fruition of the June 15 joint declaration and the last hope for keeping the north-south relations afloat, thus committing another high treason against the nation.

She left OPECON to the tender mercy of the U.S. and glossed over the crimes related to the sexual slavery for the Imperial Japanese Army. These sycophantic and treacherous acts hastened the total failure of her foreign policy.

Moreover, she consented to the deployment of THAAD in south Korea despite unanimous protest of the Koreans and peoples of regional countries. Now angry shouts protesting against the group of traitors and demanding the impeachment of Park are heard across south Korea.

The DPRK's bolstering of its nuclear force is throwing the puppet regime into extreme horror and uneasiness as it is powerful enough to frustrate its American master's racket to stifle the DPRK and bring him to ruin in a moment.

For Park to talk about "contingency" in the north is as foolish an act as beating the air.

Her desperate frenzy to seek a way out through such invectives would only precipitate her doomsday.