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Inside North Korea

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The Central Broadcasting Station exhorted listeners on December 6 "to turn all the people
into revolutionary combatants with a character as forceful as that of the armed forces, in
order to smash imperialist schemes and defend and keep up the achievements of
Socialism." |
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On December 4, party senior officials in charge of provincial, municipal and county
enterprise complexes were mobilized for a visit to the Ranam Coal Mining Machinery
Complex. Following the visit, the Central Broadcasting Station propagandized on
December 6 that "all the people must become one in mind and spirit to follow the example
set at Ranam, in order to build an economically powerful nation." |
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International Issues

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The Rodong Sinmun argued in its December 9th commentary that, "If the United States
continues to corner us as a terrorism-sponsor and seeks to turn the peninsula into
another Afghanistan, we will strike back the invaders with all possible means and with a
vengeance beyond anyone's imagination." |
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In its December 4th commentary on current issues, the Central Broadcasting Station
blasted Japan: "With the final approval by the Japanese Diet (November 30) of the
proposal to dispatch Self Defense Force units to the Indian Ocean, Japan has finally
cleared the path for legalized overseas aggression." |
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Inter-Korean Issues

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On December 3, the malicious anti-South-Korea propaganda media outlet, Democratic
National United Front Broadcasting, exhorted South Korean farmers "to never let the
authorities get away with their scheme to lower grain purchase prices," and "to launch
nationwide struggles to secure appropriate purchase prices." |
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On December 7, Democratic National United Front Broadcasting propagandized, "The
stalemate and delays in the implementation of the June 15 Joint Declaration are the results
of the criminal collusion between South Korea, the United States and Japan. All the
Korean people must join forces to smash this three-way collusion and bring about
national unification." |
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