She let loose impertinent remarks in "a joint statement on the north" and a joint press interview with the U.S. president that they "wouldn't acknowledge the north as a nuclear weapons state," "stricter sanctions is indispensabl"e and the "human rights issue of the north is deplorable."

Rodong Sinmun Monday says in a commentary that this U.S.-south Korea orchestrated farce has drawn derision and criticism from the world people as trite sophism.

Her speaking ill of the most dignified social system in the DPRK is none other than a scream of those displeased with the reality in the DPRK much better than their worst tundra of democracy and graveyard of human rights in the world, the paper says, and goes on:

Being a person who learns nothing but evil things and is steeped in confrontational ambition to the marrow of her bones, what would she say?

She would be seriously mistaken if she thinks she can scare the DPRK with "the joint statement on the north" with her master.

She should clearly understand a catastrophic consequence to be entailed by her reckless words and deeds.

The south Korean authorities should be wise to bear in mind the historical lesson from the pitiful ruin met by confrontation maniacs who stood against the fellow countrymen with the backing of outside forces.