The article cites facts to prove the history of aggression in which the U.S. has waited for every opportunity to swallow up the whole of Korea. It is none other than the U.S. which has pushed the situation on the Korean peninsula to the brink of war, it notes, and goes on:

A scrutiny into the "provocations" by the DPRK cited by the U.S. shows that they are nothing but a legitimate exercise of the right by a dignified state which values independence and self-defence.

Whoever loves justice and peace should judge the situation on the peninsula with reason free from any prejudice.

The U.S. styling itself "the world's only superpower" staged war exercises in the land, the seas and the sky against other country by hurling into them even troops of its allied states which participated in the past war and massively mobilizing latest nuclear war hardware including B-52, B-2A, nuclear carriers and nuclear submarines which had earned ill fame in the wars of aggression including ones in Yugoslavia, Iraq and Afghanistan. The question is how the country should react to these provocations.

Lurking behind the above-said U.S. propaganda is a cynical ploy to make the best use of the human and material resources of the allied states under the above-said pretext, while allocating less military spending, and knock into shape the U.S.-Japan-south Korea triangular military alliance in a bid to establish a military and strategic edge over its neighboring big powers and prevent its position as the "only superpower" from sinking.

Its more important aim is to put spurs to its preparations for the second Korean war, concludes the article.