"Plan" of commander of U.S. Forces in S. Korea rebuffed
KCNA
Pyongyang, March 12 (KCNA) -- The headquarters of the People's Movement for the Withdrawal of U.S. Forces reportedly rejected the "plan for making a good neighbor" publicized by the commander of the U.S. Forces in South Korea on March 6, talking about the "improvement of relations" with the South Korean people.
The organization said in a commentary on March 8:
The U.S. Forces have been engrossed in all sorts of crimes, killings and interference in internal affairs keeping South Korea under their occupation for more than 50 years. They have not made a formal apology for driving an armored car over Hyo Sun and Mi Son to death and are now bolstering the huge armed forces around the Korean Peninsula even at this moment to ignite a war against the DPRK.
How can they think of being a "good neighbour" of us?
The U.S. troops in South Korea should apologize for those thrice-cursed killings of civilians and all other crimes and quit this land at once.
The "plan of making a good neighbor" reminds one of a stray cat asking a fish shop owner to be on good terms with each other.
