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The
U.S. seems to try to accuse the DPRK of being a dangerous
terrorist state and justify its hostile policy to stifle the
DPRK with nukes. But it is the height of folly.
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No
one will lend an ear to the U.S. absurd assertion about
the "nuclear issue" and the "issue of terrorism"
in the DPRK. This will only lay bare the U.S. brazen-faced
and vulgar nature as a nuclear warmonger and a kingpin of
terrorism. The U.S. should bear this in mind and behave
itself.
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The
U.S. trite method to stifle the DPRK with a hue and cry
over the "threat" from the DPRK has already gone
bust.
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The U.S. is well advised to face up to the reality and behave
with decorum.
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The U.S. is seriously mistaken if it thinks that the DPRK
will sit idle with folded arms under this situation.
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The
United States is becoming noisier in the row over the "threat"
from the DPRK, changing its subject everyday. This only
more saliently reveals its peculiar arrogance and unilateralism.
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The
U.S. demand is little short of forcing the DPRK to drop
its arms itself and live in sham peace as a servant of the
U.S. arms are vital to the Koreans and a master key to all
their victories.
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No
matter how hard the U.S. is working to accuse the DPRK of
posing a "nuclear threat" to it, it can never
hide its true colours as a warmonger and an arch criminal
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It
is a daydream of the U.S. to try to bring the DPRK to its
knees. The United States is well advised to behave itself,
properly judging what sort of disaster it will have to meet
with.
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The
U.S. is letting loose all sorts of vituperation against
the DPRK under various absurd pretexts in a bid to garner
international support for its policy to pressurize and blackmail
the DPRK. But it will get the U.S. nowhere.
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The
U.S. hard-line hawks are making much fuss about the DPRK's
alleged development of biological and chemical weapons.
But for the U.S. policy to stifle the DPRK with nukes the
nuclear issue would not have arisen between the DPRK and
the U.S.
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It
is an anachronistic miscalculation that the U.S. considers
its brigandish logic to be effective in the DPRK
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The
U.S. crafty hoax and cynical ploy will never work on the
DPRK.
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What
they said is sheer hypocrisy and no more than window dressing
intended to cover up their true aim of aggression. The Bush
administration has become insolent enough to escalate its
offensive to stifle the DPRK with nukes on a groundless
charge that the DPRK has pushed forward a "nuclear
program".
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The
U.S.-led madcap joint military exercises targeted against
the DPRK are going on in and around South Korea.
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This
is an expression of their (Japan) cunning attempt to fish
in troubled waters by acting a shock brigade to carry out
the U.S. reckless strategy based on preemptive nuclear strikes
and currying favor with it.
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The
Bush administration should drop its brigandish superpower
logic that a big country is free to threaten a small country
but the latter should not counter the former's threat.
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The
Ministry of the People's Armed Forces sent a floral basket
to the Cuban embassy here to mark the 46th anniversary of
the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Cuba. |
