Commenting on this, Minju Joson Wednesday says that miserable is the "knowledge pride" of American politicians who are recklessly wagging their tongue, unaware of where the source of the DPRK's might is.

The victorious advance of Juche Korea making a leap forward while creating a thing out of nothing is not one made by a petty amount of foreign currency and economic aid rendered by someone, the commentary says, and goes on:

The Juche idea and revolutionary spirit of self-reliance prevailing in state activity are the key to overcoming all hardships and winning greater victory.

That's why many people and major media of the world have given high appreciation of it.

This is just the world's view on the DPRK.

However, the U.S. policy makers keep spouting a flurry of silly jargons as if they know about the DPRK. Judging from their silly jargons, one thinks there is no able man in the U.S.

It is by no means accidental that the U.S. has been a laughing stock worldwide while adding to failure in confrontation with the DPRK.

The U.S. politicians are advised to have a better knowledge of the DPRK, if they want to stand face to face with it.