It might be of everyday occurrence for Trump, a descendant of cannibals who built the U.S. after extirpating American Indians, to unhesitatingly make lunatic remarks of "totally destroying" a sovereign state. But, great irony is that he is unable to consider how dearly the U.S. should pay for such provocative remarks against the DPRK.

Jon Yong Gun, manager of the Ryonggang Granite Mine, told KCNA:

Trump's gangster-like blast only goes to prove that he is nothing but a mentally deranged dotard, not the president of so-call "power".

Even his predecessors infected with ill-intended inveterate repugnancy toward the DPRK dared not make such reckless remarks as "totally destroying" the Korean nation.

I can hardly repress my indignation over the fact that IQ-low moneygrubber Trump, branded as "political layman" and "political heretic", dared gabble about wiping the DPRK off the map.

Such fascist gang leader should be brought to the international court to be punished.

It is before long that the outcries of the old rabid dog will be led to a piteous funeral song.

Han Song Min, secretary of Pyongyang University of Publishing and Printing Committee of the Kimilsungist-Kimjongilist Youth League, said:

Trump's reckless remarks clearly showed to the whole world why the Korean nation has termed Yankees the U.S. imperialist wolves from long ago.

Human language can never work on wolves.

I feel like chopping off dirty bastard Trump and throwing him into the Pacific so that he could no longer trouble the world.

As the Yankees made the most atrocious declaration of war against the DPRK, we, young people, will win the final victory in the century-long anti-imperialist and anti-U.S. confrontation with our powerful nuclear deterrent.