The reality clearly proved that no sly and ferocious dictator can ever overpower the strength of the united people or arrest their just struggle, the article notes, and goes on:

South Koreans from all walks of life turned out in an all-people resistance to throw overboard Park, the worst political trickster, dictator and bete noire.

The conservative group of south Korea blustered that "candlelight will die in the wind" but the people clearly demonstrated how strong the might of their candlelight is.

Taken aback by the strong waves of actions launched by people angry at the "Park Geun Hye-Choe Sun Sil scandal", the traitor worked hard to deceive the public and tide over the ruling crisis in conspiracy with her lackeys.

But the people remained strong in their will to mete out a stern punishment of history to Park who committed sins only, being most corrupt and incompetent.

The Park-led group of traitors in the "Saenuri party" who were defying impeachment despite the candlelight actions of the angry public is now finding itself in the bottomless abyss of ruin.

The south Korean people once again grasped through their struggle the truth that the strength of the united people is inexhaustible and they are sure to win when they struggle in unity for justice and democracy.