Pyongyang, August 8 (KCNA) -- The Obama administration's policy toward the DPRK is becoming an issue high on the agenda.
Displeasure with the administration's foreign policy runs high in
the U.S. and there is a flurry of criticism from institutes for policy
studies that the U.S. policy lacks strategy and any clear tactical goal.
Against this backdrop there was harsh criticism at a hearing of the
Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs under the International
Relations Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives that the lazy
policy of the administration called "strategic patience" is being torn
to pieces and the U.S. is waiting for north Korea to beg for
negotiations, how long will the policy of the strategic patience last
and should we be patient for hundreds and thousands of years.
The U.S. "strategic patience policy" toward the DPRK is bound to go bust for its vulnerable and reactionary nature.
After its emergence the Obama administration adopted it as its
reactionary foreign policy to isolate and stifle the DPRK, pursuant to
the "strategic patience policy", a replica of the preceding government's
hostile policy toward the DPRK.
Pursuant to this "policy of waiting", the U.S. has escalated its
moves to stifle the DPRK while pressurizing it to "dismantle its nukes
first" and isolating it in military, economic and diplomatic fields.
Denying the legitimate right to develop space of a sovereign state,
the U.S. instigated the UN Security Council to adopt a "resolution on
sanctions." It has perpetrated high-handed hostile acts against the
DPRK.
Being steeped in antagonism toward the DPRK to the marrow of its
bone, the U.S. turned down all its constructive proposals to settle the
unstable situation on the Korean peninsula as well as broad-minded
offers made by it to discuss various issues including the
denuclearization of the peninsula and the rest of the world. Moreover,
the U.S. has persistently escalated blockade and military pressure.
Staging offensive and aggressive joint military exercises non-stop,
the U.S. has steadily made nuclear blackmail against the DPRK while
increasing the frequency and scale of those exercises.
Due to the U.S. moves to stifle the DPRK, it was compelled to have
access to nukes under the grave situation in which the supreme interests
of the country were encroached upon.
The DPRK ranked itself among the nuclear weapons states and had
access to powerful nuclear strike means. The responsibility for this
development entirely rests with the U.S.
With the passage of time, the DPRK is demonstrating its might as a
political power, military power and a nuclear weapons state capable of
countering the U.S. nuclear blackmail with more powerful nuclear strike
means and an all-out attack with all-people resistance of justice.
The U.S. policymakers failed to calculate the consequences to be
entailed by the "strategic patience policy". This was a serious mistake
made by them.
A senior researcher at the Cato Research Institute, U.S. said
American leaders are plunging themselves into a quagmire as regards
north Korea policy. In fact, Obama administration's north Korea policy
is beset with danger of causing the worst results.
It is ridiculous for the Obama administration to continue pinning hope on the bankrupt "strategic patience policy."
Wasting time with this strategy would only help put the DPRK's powerful nuclear deterrence on a more elite basis.
Foolish, indeed, are those who are handling the U.S. DPRK policy.
The U.S. had better judge the situation with a cool head and make a
political decision in line with the trend of the times. -0-
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