The U.S. forces have brought unspeakable misery and pain to the Korean nation since they illegally occupied south Korea in 1945, the article said, and went on:

There is no justification for them to stay in south Korea, but the U.S. is seeking its permanent military presence under the pretext of fictitious "threat" from the north.

It has staged ceaseless nuclear war drills against the DPRK and, at the same time, introduced huge latest war hardware into south Korea, straining the situation to an extreme phase.

The U.S. has left no means untried to stifle the north, even resorting to hideous state-sponsored political terrorism to hurt the dignity of its supreme leadership, not content with putting pressure on it and showing off military muscle in a bid to bring it to its knees. But all this proved futile.

The reason for the U.S. setback can be explained by the fact that its rival is not Iraq or Libya, but the DPRK.

The DPRK will put an end to the history of confrontation with the U.S. before long.