This is just a sly trick of the Japanese regime to calm down the growing concern and discontent of the citizens in the area and step up the moves for emerging a military giant at any cost, says Rodong Sinmun Saturday in a commentary.

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No matter how frequently the Abe regime talks about the "security of people", the Japanese people do not believe it.

On the contrary, they feel great threat from consequences to be entailed by the regime's crazy increase of military expenses.

It was evidenced by the fact that the Japanese reactionaries' trumpeting about "security of people" always drew public criticism only, instead of support.

If the Japanese regime truly hopes for "security of people", it should not seek to emerge a war state. Japan had better cool down its head heated up with the wild ambition for a military giant and keep its step with the regional trend oriented to peace, though belatedly.