Kim, who formerly served the puppet military, in a report delivered at the parliamentary operation committee on April 18 said that "there is no sign of an all-out war which the north threatened and the north has no ability to fight it."

He even blustered that south Korea would "respond with every possible means with targets set at provocation base and supporting and commanding forces" to cope with the north's "local provocation" which arouses concerns.

Like a puppy unafraid of a tiger, the guy who held the post of puppet minister under the rat-like Lee Myung Bak regime made a bluff, counting on his current position in Chongwadae.

It all the more matters as his remarks have something in common with the recent words uttered by puppet Defense Minister Kim Kwan Jin.

Their vituperation is extremely dangerous and provocative invectives aimed to escalate the tension on the Korean Peninsula and start an all-out war at any cost.

In light of the post of Kim Jang Su, allegedly in charge of "security" affairs in Chongwadae, his remarks reflect the stand of the present south Korean regime and the substantial possibility of military provocation. This can never be overlooked.

Their remarks give the lie to the recent "dialogue" proposal offered by the present south Korean regime.

As had already been declared, the revolutionary armed forces of the DPRK are waiting for a final order, maintaining combat and mobilized posture to deal strong retaliatory blows at the enemies if they make even a slightest movement of provocation.

The DPRK's all-out physical strike will destroy all the military bases in south Korea which house military gangsters like Kim Jang Su and other provokers.

Kim Jang Su who has no idea of what a real war is like extremely got on the nerves of the DPRK with such rhetoric as "no sign of an all-out war" and "no ability" only to prove that he hopes for a total war with the DPRK.

Now that the puppet military gangsters stand for an all-out war, time will come earlier for the DPRK's physical strike.

We warn that the warmongers' wild act at Chongwadae may entail an unpredictable disaster.

The provokers will be made to drink a bitter cup for wagging their short tongue in a wrong way.