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U.S. urged to drop its foolish attempt

KCNA

    Pyongyang, June 16 (KCNA) -- Officials of the U.S. administration told rubbish that the DPRK is covering expenses for the development of nukes and other weapons of mass destruction through illegal remittance from abroad, by use of money from terrorist groups in Japan and through drug trafficking. This false propaganda indicates that the U.S. sinister aim to tarnish the international image of the DPRK at any cost and justify its moves to lay an international siege to the DPRK has reached a ridiculous and trite phase.
    It is quite clear to all those who objectively studied the DPRK while staying here, to say nothing of the DPRK citizens, that such phraseology as terrorism and drug trafficking can never go with the ideology and system in the DPRK and the essential character of the social life in the DPRK.
    Under the man-centered socialist system violence and drug-related crimes are strictly banned by the most popular and revolutionary laws as they do not allow any root of them to grow.
    The U.S. has pulled up the DPRK over its self-defensive physical deterrent force in a bid to realize its ambition to destroy the system in the DPRK. As if it were not enough with this, it is becoming so mean and foolish as to cite such social evils which are inherent in the American society only as the source of financing the "development of such weapons."
    As far as terrorist groups and drug smuggling are concerned, the U.S. tops the world's list of those crimes because it is plagued with these deep-rooted evils in the capitalist society where money is everything.
    It is none other than the U.S. where the world's most leading terrorist groups including mafia and Ku Klux Klan are lording it over in collusion with not only business circles but political circles. It is again the U.S. where the drug use and addiction so frequently sparks public furore as the crimes involved not only beggars in slums but its presidents.
    It is also a publicly known fact that terrorism and drug smuggling were used by the U.S. in an organized manner to perpetrate interference, coups, sabotage and smear campaign in other countries. So the anti-DPRK smear campaign launched by Washington only brings into bolder relief its shameless nature.
    The U.S. had better drop its foolish attempt to impair the DPRK's image and mind its own business