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KCNA refutes Japanese heavyweight's ultra-nationalist remarks

KCNA

    Pyongyang, July 17 (KCNA) --Dietman from the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) of Japan Eto, an ultra-right reactionary element, again let loose reckless remarks, inviting criticism of the public at home and abroad and touching off indignation of the Asians. On July 12 he at a branch regular meeting of the LDP defended the Japanese imperialists' invasion of Asia and the monstrous murders committed by them in China and other places. As if it were not enough with this he, referring to Japan's military occupation of Korea, asserted that both countries signed a pact and the UN unconditionally supported it, stunning the people.
    It is a common sense that there existed no un in the period of the Japanese imperialists' military occupation of Korea and it is a stark historical fact that the Japanese imperialists committed bloody massacres wherever they set their feet.
    Historical facts can be neither denied nor falsified.
    Eto, who has been elected member of the house of representatives from the LDP for the last ten consecutive terms, once held the post of the director general of the agency of management and coordination. If he lacks such a common sense, it is clear that the Japanese politicians are all philistines with low i.q.
    What matters is that he is behaving like a schizophrenic patient, unbecoming for his status as a veteran dietman from the LDP.
    His wild remarks not only betray the sophism of a demented person but reflect Japan's political tendency.
    The Japanese reactionaries are putting forward such fanatic ultra-nationalists as Eto and Ishihara to justify Japan's military occupation rule over Korea in a bid to flee from its responsibility for evading the redeem of its past and rapidly militarize the Japanese society.
    This is eloquently proved by what Fukuda, chief cabinet secretary of Japan, told journalists on July 14 soon after Eto's remarks. He said that "the government is not in a position to comment on the remarks made by a dietman."
    At such tacit connivance of the authorities the Japanese ultra-nationalists are making provocative remarks one after another in a bid to create an atmosphere of turning the Japanese society to the right and pushing forward in real earnest their moves for militarization and fascism to launch reinvasion of Asia.
    The Japanese reactionaries are well advised to bear in mind that such moves will only lead Japan to a final ruin.