They held "an emergency meeting to examine security situation" and "state council meeting" almost every day at which they let out a stream of jargons about "situation as serious as emergency" and "the north's likelihood to launch terrorism in the rear of south Korea" and "possible outbreak of a war on the Korean peninsula" in a desperate bid to deliberately stir up horror throughout the south Korean society.

Of late they deliberately floated the story about "the planned attack on the north in the first half of next year" in a bid to get on its nerves.

It goes without saying that this is motivated by the purpose to rally the conservative forces, ensure a stable rule in the closing period of office and make the "Saenuri Party" stay in power.

It is well known that whenever the group were in the grip of the extreme ruling crisis, they trumpeted about "the north's threat" and "the security crisis" in an effort to tide over the crisis.

The Park group never forgot to cite "the north's threat" whenever it was driven into a tight corner. To give just a few examples, they concocted the fiction about the north's "March 20 hacking attack" and purchased active anthrax germs, stunning the world, but they spread the story of "the north's threat to spread active anthrax germs.

The Park regime is going so busy with the row over "threat of the north's nukes" because its ruling crisis has reached an uncontrollable phase.

She has come under fire by public for bringing the south Korean economy to a bankruptcy, throwing the people's living into destitution and pushing the inter-Korean relations to a total collapse for just a little over three years.

The anti-"government" actions being staged by people from all walks of life almost every day and power-backed scandals being disclosed from among Park's confidants and relatives are driving her regime into the abyss of ruin.

Much upset by this, Park and her cohorts are working hard to create favorable conditions for staying in power by rallying disunited conservative forces and propping up the ruling foundation through the racket over "security crisis".

The conservatives are spouting a stream of such vituperation against the DPRK as they "should be determined to bring down the north's regime," rendering the situation on the peninsula tenser than ever before.

Such security hysteria would get the puppet group nowhere and they are only fated to suffer a horrible disaster.

The south Korean people from all walks of life should be vigilant against the conservative regime, well aware of its crafty artifice, and turn out in the campaign to throw overboard Park, a big trouble maker.