Minju Joson Thursday in a commentary says that for the U.S. to provoke the DPRK again over the non-existent "flesh trafficking" is the extension of its hideous sanctions and pressure upon the latter.

Noting that it is, indeed, the height of shamelessness, the commentary goes on:

The U.S. should be mindful that its persistent "human rights" racket, product of its extreme ignorance, prejudice and deep-rooted hostile policy against the DPRK, only betrays its inhumane nature.

The racket against the DPRK is a hostile act going against the spirit of the Singapore DPRK-U.S. Summit talks. The U.S. pledged to end the history of hostility and confrontation between the two countries, but it is on fire with sanctions and pressure accompanied with malicious slander of the dignity and system of the dialogue partner. Such U.S, double-dealing tactics will face public denunciation at home and abroad.

The U.S. should bear in mind that the earlier abandonment of its outdated confrontational conception would be beneficial to it.