Japan's Loud-mouthed "Security Alliance" with U.S. under Fire
KCNA
Pyongyang, November 18 (KCNA) -- The Japanese rightist conservatives are these days raising terrific outcries for "Japan-U.S. security alliance" under the pretext of the DPRK's military threat.
Commenting on this, Minju Joson today terms this one of their frantic acts to justify the continued presence of U.S. force in Japan at any cost.
The author of the commentary says:
Now loud voices urging the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Okinawa are coming from Japan. This growing demand in Japan is entirely justifiable either in view of the trend of the times or the realities of Japan.
It is the realities of Japan that an unending chain of GIs' crimes have left a great many people in the grip of uneasiness and fear. Nevertheless, the Japanese rightist conservatives are vociferating about the fictitious "threat" of the DPRK to keep the U.S. forces in Japan, worshiping them more than their own forefathers. This disgraceful behavior is a direct expression of their deep-rooted pro-U.S. flunkeyst and submissive consciousness and an open manifestation of their sinister intention to attain a foul goal.
In the current hectic jawbone campaign for the maintenance of the U.S. forces in Japan the Japanese reactionaries seek to realize their invariable reinvasion designs, come what may, with the U.S. backing.
It is the Japanese reactionaries' heinous intention to make military preparations for overseas expansion by actively taking advantage of the U.S. continuous war moves and launch into reinvasion of the continent on this basis. It is nothing but a stupid illusion which stands no chance of success for the Japanese rightist conservatives to try to realize their invariable ambition of reinvasion with the U.S. backing.
They should behave with discretion, looking straight into the trend of the times.
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