Rodong Sinmun on Thursday in a commentary says that the sexual slavery for the U.S. forces fully revealed Yankees' dirty history interwoven with immoral and indecent acts.

What should not be overlooked is the U.S. attitude to this criminal fact, the commentary says, and goes on:

A spokesman for the U.S. Defense Department asserted that it is the stand of the U.S. forces to oppose all forms of human rights abuses including sexual slavery and flesh trafficking, while dodging the answer. It is insisting that the U.S. forces in south Korea should be questioned to know about the truth. The U.S. forces in south Korea, for their part, let loose senseless remarks that human rights abuses do not stand together with the U.S. forces' view on value, shifting the responsibility on to the south Korean authorities. The U.S. behavior is just like a guilty party filing the suit first, a revelation of the shameless nature of the descendents of American cannibals.

The U.S. which was stripped bare in the world eyes is the chief criminal who should be taken to the human rights court. Before talking about non-existent "human rights" of someone, the U.S. should repent of its human rights abuses interwoven with aggression, war, domination and plunder before history and mankind.

No statute of limitations is applicable to the unprecedented inhuman crimes committed by the U.S. against the Korean nation.

The U.S. imperialists should not run amuck, clearly understanding why the Korean people bitterly condemn the U.S. as the sworn enemy and get themselves ready for a final do-or-die battle, calling for annihilating the U.S. imperialist aggressors.