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- '노란봉투'캠페인/국제연대..
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South Korea urged North Korea on Saturday to "immediately" withdraw its plan to send anti-Seoul leaflets across the border into the South, voicing regret over its decision to do so...(Yonhap, 6.20)
Amid the soaring will and zeal of all the enraged people of the whole country to retaliate against those who hurt and made an intolerable insult about their most sacred mental core and to make them pay dearly for their crime, the preparations for the largest-ever distribution of leaflets against the enemy are almost complete.
Publishing and printing institutions at all levels in the capital city have turned out 12 million leaflets of all kinds reflective of the wrath and hatred of the people from all walks of life.
Printing plants in all provinces, cities and counties are also speeding up the preparations to print millions of additional leaflets.
As of June 22, various equipment and means of distributing leaflets, including over 3 000 balloons of various types capable of scattering leaflets deep inside south Korea, have been prepared.
Our plan of distributing the leaflets against the enemy is an eruption of the unquenchable anger of all the people and the whole society.
The aspiration and demand of the people are just law and practice, and nothing can block the strong trend of public sentiment.
South Korea has to face the music.
Only when it experiences how painful and how irritating it is to dispose of leaflets and waste, it will shake off its bad habit.
The time for retaliatory punishment is drawing near. (KCNA, 6.22)
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☞ N. Korea rejects Seoul's overtures, will send troops to border (AlJazeera, 6.17)
☞ North Korea accuses South of being like a 'mongrel dog'... (Guardian, 6.17)
Kim Yo Jong, first vice department director of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, released the following statement on Saturday:
I fully sympathize with the statement released by the director of the United Front Department of the Central Committee of the WPK yesterday.
If the south Korean authorities have now capability and courage to carry out at once the thing they have failed to do for the past two years, why are the north-south relations still in stalemate like now?
We should not lend an ear to and trust the trite language let out by them for only form's sake as they always make a fuss belatedly, nor pardon the sins committed by the betrayers and human scum.
Getting stronger day by day are the unanimous voices of all our people demanding for surely settling accounts with the riff-raff who dared hurt the absolute prestige of our Supreme Leader representing our country and its great dignity and flied rubbish to the inviolable territory of our side and with those who connived at such hooliganism, whatever may happen.
The judgment that we should force the betrayers and human scum to pay the dearest price for their crimes and the retaliatory action plans we have made on this basis have become a firm public opinion at home, not part of the work of the field in charge of the affairs with enemy.
It is necessary to make them keenly feel what they have done and what inviolability they hurt amiss.
It is better to take a series of retaliatory actions, instead of releasing this kind of statement, which those with bad ears may miscalculate as the "one for threatening" or from which they can make any rubbishy comments on our intention as they please.
I feel it is high time to surely break with the south Korean authorities.
We will soon take a next action.
By exercising my power authorized by the Supreme Leader, our Party and the state, I gave an instruction to the arms of the department in charge of the affairs with enemy to decisively carry out the next action.
Before long, a tragic scene of the useless north-south joint liaison office completely collapsed would be seen.
If I drop a hint of our next plan the south Korean authorities are anxious about, the right to taking the next action against the enemy will be entrusted to the General Staff of our army.
Our army, too, will determine something for cooling down our people's resentment and surely carry out it, I believe.
Rubbish must be thrown into dustbin. (source: KCNA, 6.13)
☞ Inter-Korean relations on the line after N. Korea's threat (K. Times, 6.14)
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