Wednesday 6 September 2017

ASSPUK, JISGE , UK KFA and BSCPRKP slam south Korea for pro Japanese sycophancy

ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF SONGUN POLITICS UK 
www.uk-songun.com email juche007@yahoo.co.uk
                                          
                                          6th of September Juche 106(2017)
The Association For the Study of Songun Politics UK(ASSPUK),the Juche Idea Study Group of England(JISGE), , the UK Korean Friendship Association(UK KFA) and the British Solidarity Committee for Peace and Reunification of Korea (BSCRPKP) today issued a statement supporting the statement of the  Consultative Council for National Reconciliation(CCNR) of the DPRK concerning the extension of the south Korea-Japan military intelligence protection agreement;
   The south Korean puppets are scheming to extend the agreement  which the Park Geun Hye group of traitors concluded with Japan in November last year under the pressure and backstage manipulation of the U.S., aims at the bilateral exchange of information on surveillance and espionage on the DPRK  under the pretext of coping with the "nuclear threat from the north" and contingency. But it serves as a prelude for tightening a military nexus between south Korea and Japan and accelerating in real earnest the tripartite military alliance led by the U.S. in the main.
   This is another sell-out to Japanese imperialism by the south Korean puppet regime which is steeped in abject flunkeyism and sycophancy. Japan is the sworn enemy of the Korean people yet the south Korean puppets are bending over backwards to co-operate with it and encouraging Japanese imperialism in its expansion.
  This goes to prove that the nature of the south Korean puppet regime has not changed , that the present chief executive of south Korea is just a trendy liberal puppet .
  Our organisations support the just struggle of the south Korean people for independence and hope that the south Korean people will expel Japanese imperialism from the south of Korea.
ASSPUK
JISGE
UK KFA
BSCPRKP 

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