The president of the U.S. should have mental composure for being responsible for his speech with reason and discretion even though his country is faced with the imminent breakdown of the U.S.-led world domination order and the impending decline of its monopolistic position that had long been maintained in the international arena, the commentary notes, and goes on:

The U.S. threatened to "totally destroy" socialist Korea getting dynamic and stronger with each passing day. This unspeakable jargon was little short of drinking a suicide poison.

The U.S. ferocious declaration of a war against the DPRK will neither browbeat the DPRK nor stop its victorious advance.

The U.S. vituperation and its desperate efforts will only convince the DPRK that the path chosen by it is correct and its final victory is near.

Now that the U.S. opted for the criminal path of "totally destroying north Korea" by denying and insulting the supreme leadership and the existence of the DPRK, it is our legitimate right no one can encroach upon to take a counteraction with all means and methods involved.

The U.S. will be made to clearly see what dear price it has to pay for encroaching upon the sovereignty and the dignity of the nuclear power of Juche, the world-level military power.