Ill-boding military moves indicate that Trump's rubbish about "total destruction" of the DPRK was not just a improvised speech of an old lunatic but it was a revelation of the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK which has been put into the reckless phase of implementation after going through the phase of threatening and blackmailing, the paper says, and goes on:

It is a trite method employed by the U.S. to brandish a nuclear stick against weak countries, create atmosphere of horror and then launch invasion of them.

Such U.S. bluffing may work on other countries but it can never work on the DPRK.

The successive U.S. presidents employed every possible move to stifle the DPRK only to fail.

The reason is because they failed to properly understand their rival.

After political layman and lunatic Trump took office, the U.S. has taken maximum pressure as an option. This is a bluffing of those ignorant of their rival.

The Trump group is trying to browbeat the DPRK by introducing nuclear strategic assets but the people of the DPRK are not at all daunted.

One has to be well aware of one's own situation and this holds true for the U.S.

It should ponder over the possibility of its existence, in case it provokes Juche Korea.