calendar>>December 19. 2014 Juche 103

Minju Joson Dismisses Outbursts Let Loose by Park Geun Hye

Pyongyang, December 19 (KCNA) -- Park Geun Hye let loose a string of reckless remarks about the "nuclear issue of the north", "north's line of nuclear weaponization" and "human rights issue in the north" before bosses of the conservative organizations whom she invited to Chongwadae. She repeated such bullshit before foreigners. She talked such rubbish that the "north's nuclear development is the biggest factor of increasing uneasiness in Northeast Asia and a serious threat to the world peace" and " it is a contradictory policy to simultaneously push forward the nuclear development and economic construction and the "north can not succeed in the economic development without denuclearization." She went the lengths of ridiculously jabbering that "human rights of the inhabitants in the north are so serious that it is hard to describe and it is painful to think of them."

Commenting on this, Minju Joson Friday says: The flurry of invectives let loose by Park despite repeated warnings of the DPRK is touching off bitterer resentment among all service personnel and people of the DPRK as it is an unpardonable provocation to it.

Park should take issue with the U.S. keen to ignite a war of aggression against the DPRK with tens of thousands of nukes and make an official apology for staging north-targeted nuclear war exercises in conclusion with the U.S. and stop conducting such saber-rattling, the commentary notes and goes on:

Park is raising a hue and cry over "threat from the north's nukes," shelving her own crimes. This behavior only reveals her ugly true colors as the puppet and poor stooge of her master U.S.

If Park is truly concerned for human rights issue, she should denounce the U.S. set to sit in the dock of the international human rights tribunal for killing innocent young black men one after another and practicing thrice-cursed tortures and repent of her criminal act of having turned south Korea into the worst tundra of human rights.