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U.S. Unilateralism Blasted

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, March 21 (KCNA) -- U.S. President Bush recently put forward seven-point proposal for "non-proliferation" in which he mentioned not a word about nuclear arms cuts of nuclear states and betrayed his attempt to legitimate the system of sea and air blockade under the baton of the U.S. and expand its applicable scope in a bid to establish the system under which non-nuclear weapon states are allowed to operate their own nuclear power industry only under the condition that they accept the nuclear fuel supply of Western countries and their measures for inspection and to expand "initiative for security from proliferation". If the Bush administration had had the power of reasonable thinking, it should have looked back on where the nuclear threat comes from before raising a new initiative, Rodong Sinmun says today in a signed article, and goes on:
    The U.S. unilateralism causes the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
    What merits special attention in the U.S. unilateralism is to dominate the world by means of nuclear blackmail and forestalling attack.
    While giving lip-service to "nuclear weapons reduction", the U.S. is continuing nuclear tests to further modernize and beef up nuclear weapons.
    In particular, the U.S. designated some countries as targets of its nuclear attack and is keen to implement its strategy for "nuclear forestalling attack", which compels big powers and some countries to keep and strengthen nuclear means to cope with it.
    Any word, advice and request never work on the aggression forces pursuing only arbitrariness, strong-arm policy and tyranny.
    The Korean people will never fall a victim to the U.S. unilateralism seeking to proliferate nuclear weapons and stamp out the sovereignty and dignity of a country and nation.
    If the U.S. truly wants world peace and security and respects the sovereignty and interests of sovereign states, it should put an end to its unilateral nuclear war moves based on American-style super power chauvinism, the logic of power.