North Korean dissidents 100,000 pamphlets to spread across the inter-Korean border

Paju, South Korea -The North Korean dissidents 100,000 pamphlets to spread across the inter-Korean border is tense, on Saturday urged the overthrow of the communist regime in order to commemorate the anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War. About 10 members of the Fighters for the Liberation of North Korea sends messages carried in five balloon gas, ignoring the threats from North Korea that the military would respond to such actions by "merciless retaliatory measures". The giant balloons bearing anti-Pyongyang slogans included calls for the overthrow of leader Kim Jong Il and his youngest son Kim Jong-Un who will replace him. 

"Remembering the Korean War," wrote one slogan refers to the three-year war that began with a massive attack to the south on June 25, 1950. "Gentlemen, rise." Struggling bravely and end the dictator's three generations, "it said on the flyer. The balloons were also brought hundreds of DVDs and one dollar denomination, incentives for North Koreans to address the concerns of punishment when taking flyer. 

The anti-Pyongyang activists mostly defectors from North Korea has sent a flyer with a balloon across the border during bebwrapa years, which makes the North angry. One other slogan was written on one of the balloon urging South Korean parliament approved a bill aimed at providing funds for the campaign activists for human rights conditions of North Korea better. 

Pyongyang called the bill was "very provocative" and warned that it would consider a "formal declaration of war" and make "a decisive counter-action." without explaining further.North Korea was involved in the incident. North Korean troops opened fire on an island in November last year South Korean border killed four people including two civilians. North Korea said the attack was provoked by one of Seoul's military exercises.