calendar>>March 16. 2010 Juch 99 |
Japanese Reactionaries' Confrontation Hysteria Snubbed
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Pyongyang, March 16 (KCNA) -- The Japanese reactionaries are becoming vociferous that it is necessary for Japan to have a capability to strike "enemy's" base in a bid to cope with a ballistic missile offensive under the pretext of the DPRK's "missile threat" and increase the dependability of the Japan-U.S. alliance for the purpose of attacking missile launching bases and the like. This anti-DPRK confrontation hysteria comes under fire by a signed commentary of Rodong Sinmun Tuesday. By the word "enemy" the Japanese military circles meant the DPRK and their trumpeting about "offensive" is aimed to secure a pretext for launching a war to stage a comeback to Korea, the commentary notes, and goes on: Patriot interceptor missile remains a controversial issue in the U.S., too, as it cost a stupendous amount of fund and failed to hit even a missile which was flying on the designated track. Yet, the Japanese reactionaries are bluffing, depending on it. Their behavior is nothing but a hysteric fit of those who are seized with anti-DPRK confrontation lunacy. They seem to push forward the moves to build a missile shield as a mere token of a "friendly gesture" to protect the U.S., their senior ally, from someone's "missile attack". Lurking behind this gesture is, however, a cynic ploy to fish in troubled waters by joining in the U.S. moves to establish the missile defense system. It is a chronic bad habit and method of aggression peculiar to Japan to realize its militarist ambition with the backing of a big power. The DPRK is made the primary target of the Japanese reactionaries' overseas aggression. They are poised to start their overseas aggression with reinvasion of Korea as a prelude and set about conquering Asia and the rest of the world. Their moves to escalate the confrontation with the DPRK are little short of committing a suicide. Japan would be well advised to wake up from a day dream and stop at once its harmful confrontation row, urges the commentary. |
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