A recent issue of the Russian paper Pravda carried an article titled "Does the U.S. abolish democracy for its citizens?"

The article said: The U.S. is styling itself the most democratic country in the world. This country, however, tops the world list of watch on its citizens. People deride and censure the U.S. for respecting human rights in this manner.

The U.S. has turned into an invisible huge prison as a dense network of watch surveys and controls every movement of people. This is the situation of the U.S. styling itself a "human rights champion."

Let's take New York where the Statue of Liberty is standing as an example. "Everybody will be watched in New York". This is commonly used as a slogan in the city.

Hundreds of thousands of cameras photograph the visitors to subway and various buildings and car plate numbers every day.

What matters is that such human rights abuses are going beyond tolerance limit.

Not content with using cameras, even military drones are used for monitoring.

The monitoring of people by internet is also intensified.

Commenting on this situation, world public warns that overall control over citizens may change into universal dictatorship covered with thin veil of "democracy."

It is a well known fact that one can hardly say about the guarantee of human rights in the U.S. where the specter of fascist dictatorship is haunting.

The U.S. had better settle all human rights abuses before taking issue with others.