The report, specifying the scandal, dealt with the serious human rights situation in south Korea.

It means that Park's high-profile crimes are so obvious and undeniable that the U.S. could not but acknowledge them, says Rodong Sinmun Saturday in a commentary.

The commentary goes on:

The U.S., watching the public candlelight actions against Park that swept south Korea, drew a conclusion that there is no way to save Park whose doom had already been sealed and the U.S. would benefit nothing from her stay in power.

It is the U.S. calculation that it is easy to say farewell to a two-bit prostitute and it is best to ditch in time such waste as Park.

So, it has gone so far as to unhesitatingly specify in its "human rights report" the "Park Geun Hye, Choe Sun Sil scandal", a disgrace to Park who is more dead than alive.

It is the plight of the puppets that they should always be scolded and hit by their master, whether they did good or bad. But the old witch of Chongwadae cursed and forsaken by the public for her unheard-of hideous scandal was thrown away by her master like trash.

The idiots taking their pride in sycophancy toward big powers and the parasites living on flattery for outsiders are bound to meet frosty reception from their master when they are no longer necessary.

Pitiful, indeed, is the plight of Park forsaken by the U.S. though she devotedly served it.