Pyongyang, January 16 (KCNA) -- Outgoing Obama and his gentries are
making desperate efforts to keep afloat their hostile policy toward the
DPRK which has gone totally bankrupt before leaving the White House.
They let the Department of State release "second report on human
rights in north Korea" and put seven individuals and two institutions of
the DPRK on the list of additional targets of sanctions on January 11,
pursuant to the step of the Department of Treasury.
This is nothing but Washington's last resort to tarnish the image of
the DPRK in the light of the present DPRK-U.S. relations as the
contents of the sanctions call for prohibiting the entry of its
personnel into the U.S. and trade with Americans, freezing of their
assets there, etc. This is the last-ditch efforts of those whose days
are numbered.
The U.S. has never suffered such miserable setback and shame as
today in the long-standing political and military confrontation with the
DPRK.
In lieu of drawing a lesson from the footsteps of the Bush
administration which pushed the DPRK to have access to nuclear weapons,
the Obama administration has pursued its hostile policy towards the DPRK
and persistently resorted to the worst nuclear threat and blackmail and
the harshest-ever sanctions against it.
It had a pipedream that the DPRK will yield to it with the passage
of time and "north Korea will collapse" when time comes. But the result
was catastrophic beyond the U.S. imagination.
The DPRK reacted to the U.S. extreme hostile moves against the DPRK
by codifying the line of simultaneously pushing forward economic
construction and the building of nuclear force and channeled all efforts
into implementing it.
The DPRK succeeded in diversifying, miniaturizing and standardizing
nuclear warheads and increased the types of their delivery means and
diversified them, perfectly bolstering up the military capability to
mercilessly wipe out aggressors and bringing the nation's strategic
position to the highest level.
The DPRK foiled the hostile forces' racket for sanctions by dint of
the single-minded unity and the great spirit of self-development
displayed by the service personnel and people and achieved miraculous
victories on all fronts for building a socialist power, thus
demonstrating once again the might of Juche Korea before the world.
The U.S. strategies of making preemptive nuclear attack and slapping
extreme sanctions and pressure against the DPRK have become a source of
threatening the security of its mainland.
The Obama group can hardly have a sound sleep, seized with the
extreme uneasiness after facing the undeniable strategic setback. Worse
still, they are hit hard by the public.
Much upset by this situation, the Obama group have gone so foolish as to kick up the "human rights" racket against the DPRK.
They seek to recover from a heavy setback and get rid of their pretty fix by tarnishing the image of the DPRK at any cost.
The U.S. is not qualified to talk about somebody's "human rights" as
it is the world's worst human rights abuser and a tundra of human
rights.
Obama would be well advised not to waste time taking issue with
other's "human rights issue" but make good arrangements for packing in
the White House. He had better repent of the pain and misfortune he has
brought to so many Americans and other people of the world by creating
the worst human rights situation in the U.S. during his tenure of
office.
The DPRK will protect Korean-style socialism to the last no matter
what others may say as it thoroughly embodies the popular masses-first
principle, the crystal of the Juche-oriented outlook on the people, the
philosophy on them. -0-
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