He also asked his master to urge the north to "dismantle its bio-chemical weapons" and resolve its "human rights issue." He also talked such rubbish as "substantial progress" and "invitation of the worst disaster."

Next day he unhesitatingly posted on internet such rubbish that "something has stricken a rock" and that he "hopes for a cool-headed measure though belatedly."

Commenting on this, Minju Joson Tuesday says:

It is just the conservative group of south Korea, a group of traitors, which always put a brake on the efforts for improving the north-south relations, being displeased with it, whenever a dramatic change was witnessed in the relations thanks to the proactive measures and efforts by the DPRK.

The conservative group changed its party's name and replaced its representative to deceive the public, but it has been clearly proven again that its constitutional bad habit of seeking confrontation with the compatriots in the north and vulgarity have not changed at all.

It seeks to spoil the current development of the situation, painting a black picture of the success of north-south summit at Panmunjom that was managed after a long hiatus. The ill-minded behavior of a handful of traitors just reminds one of the "five traitors of Ulsa (1905)" who sold the country to the outsiders 100 odd years ago.

The historic Panmunjom declaration is the great programme common to the nation brought about by the Korean people in the struggle for mending the north-south relations and achieving independent reunification.

Those who deny the April 27 declaration hailed by all Koreans and the world are just the traitors who can never go with impunity as they are deprived of national identity.

However, the death-bed frenzy of traitor Hong and other traitors of LKP can never stem the strong trend of history.