Even the chief executive talked nonsense that the "history of the north's nuclear issue shows that to press ahead simultaneously with sanctions and dialogue makes it possible to settle the issue."

Shortly ago, he told riffraff that the efforts for denuclearization and improvement of south-north ties should be made on the basis of playing the mutually supplementing role.

Minju Joson in a commentary Tuesday says that this is nothing but a ludicrous behavior of those who do not know where to stand, frightened by the overall power of the DPRK growing stronger with each passing day.

Such behavior might be motivated by the extreme feeling of insecurity that they would be isolated and their ambition of "unification by absorption" will prove futile, the commentary notes, and goes on:

We warn the south Korean authorities once again that they would meet the same fate as the Park Geun Hye conservative regime which met the miserable doom, failing to have dialogue with the DPRK during her tenure of office, if they persist in talking such nonsense.

Their call for "settlement of the north's nuclear issue" is little short of treachery that will bring a horrible nuclear disaster to south Korea by fanning up the war frenzy of Trump group.

They would be well advised to behave themselves, bearing in mind the warning.