Echoing everywhere in the country are shouts, "Tear the rat-like Myung Bak to pieces", "Reduce the den of rats to ashes" and "Give us an order of action".

The shouts represent the people's minds seized with anger at the Lee swarm of rats, who dared call for an "attack on the supreme headquarters through the office window" in the wake of its high treason of hurting the dignity of the DPRK supreme leadership.

Saying he can hardly hold in check himself, Ji Song Ho, a student of Kim Il Sung University, told KCNA:

"I am a discharged soldier. My mind is always in the frontline military post, though my body is in Pyongyang.

I am ready to join my former fellow soldiers to destroy the den of the rat-like Lee group."

Jong Un Sol (50), a Pyongyang citizen, said:

"I feel shuddered to think that rat-like Lee Myung Bak, who is more dead than alive, is still squeaking in broad daylight. I am eager to eradicate the stinky rats on this land at an early date."

Choe Ju Song, a worker at the Pyongyang Thermal Power Complex, said:

"All workers of my workshop petitioned to be allowed to rejoin the army. We are resolved not to return home before we beat the group of rats to a pulp and reunify the country."