The article cites data of the economic depressions that led to a war, saying the imperialists openly disclosed their fascist ambitions when they were on the brink of bankruptcy.

The U.S. imperialists began to seek a way-out of their domestic political and economic crisis in igniting a new war, the third world war, says the article, adding:

They considered a war as the only "cardiac" that would help them get out of the political and economic crisis.

"War is requisite for prosperity!" -- this was a call of the monopoly capitalists in grip of the economic depression and a slogan of the U.S. imperialists to ignite a fresh war.

The U.S. imperialists have already pinpointed the DPRK, gateway to Asia, as the target of a new war.

With the 1950s beginning, the horror of the economic depression reached its extremity in the U.S. It put the imperialists in a position unable to delay the Korean War any longer.

At last on June 25, 1950, the U.S. imperialists provoked the Korean War.

Many years have passed since then. However, the U.S. imperialists remain unchanged in their trite methods to find a way-out of the economic depression in a war.

The imperialists' political and economic crisis has been getting more serious. The U.S. imperialists have also become undisguised in making provocations against the DPRK in a bid to ignite a fresh war against it.

But their attempts will bring earlier their self-destruction.

The U.S. imperialists would be well advised not to go reckless, drawing lessons from the past Korean War.