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U.S. Neo-conservatism Assailed

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, March 24 (KCNA) -- The Korean Central News Agency released a lengthy article titled "U.S. neo-conservatism is fascism." The article says:
    U.S. neo-conservatism is a reactionary political trend as it calls for converting the whole world into a U.S.-dominated free world of American style.
    The assertion of neo-conservatives is based on their sophism about "globalism" that the U.S. should have the status of the "united states of the world" because its life-style is most advantageous in the world.
    The U.S. sustained defeats in the Korean and Vietnamese wars and the capitalist world underwent overall crisis including oil crisis early in the 1970s. Neo-conservatism, a bourgeois political trend advocating a more Right and conservative policy, raised its head in the capitalist countries including the U.S. in the latter half of the decade against the above-mentioned backdrop.
    Neo-conservatism in the U.S. was clearly reflected in the domestic and foreign policies pursued by the Reagan Administration that took office in the 1980s.
    When socialism collapsed in the Soviet Union and East European countries and the Cold War came to an end early in the 1990s, the U.S. imperialists had no longer the justification to cite "threat from communism", a pretext they had used to meet their essential requirements for aggression and war. Multi-polarization became an irresistible trend of the times in the international arena. Much upset by this development and obsessed by the megalomaniacal illusion about strength, the U.S. imperialists encouraged neo-conservatives to vociferously clamor for building a U.S.-dominated uni-polar world.
    Those wars fought by the U.S. in the 21st century under the pretext of combating terrorism reflect its policy of "neo-conservatism" calling for realizing globalization of American style with strength.
    Neo-conservatives made such wild remarks as an "axis of evil" while advocating the Bush doctrine that "you are either our friend or our enemy." They adopted the logic of "preemptive attack" as a mainstay of their national security strategy in the 21st century and launched Afghan and Iraqi wars without any justifiable pretext. They even dubbed operations "indomitable freedom" and "freedom in Iraq" openly disclosing the true nature of those "wars on terrorism" aimed to realize their neo-conservatism. Rumsfeld asserted that the U.S. was fighting a war of ideas, a war on terrorism.
    The logic of preemptive attack set out by the neo-conservatives, too, is premised on conducting false propaganda to create hallucination about "threat" from someone and fear of the strength of the U.S. and attain its aim of preemptive attack with ease.
    This clearly represents the logic of elite that served as a theoretical foundation of fascism pursued by Hitler.
    The U.S. imperialists' more zealous pursuance of aggression, war and overseas expansion against the desire of humankind would only get them to nowhere but unilateralism. That's why neo-conservatives openly assert that the U.S. should be a unilateral state in the world irrespective of its role there.
    Their reckless arms buildup, war policies and unilateralism have brought irrevocably catastrophic consequences to the U.S.
    The world bitterly denounces neo-conservatives in the U.S. as barbarians in the modern times as they put Hitler fascists into the shade in their bellicose, cruel and ferocious nature.
    American-style internationalism advocated by the neo-conservatives is rendering the U.S. further isolated in the international arena while causing unprecedented caprice in international relations.
    Drawing close is the day neo-conservatism will be thrown into the dumping ground of history along with its defeat in the "war on terrorism" just as Hitler fascism met destruction along with its defeat in the Second World War.
    Neither U.S. imperialists' logic of strength nor their "strategy of peaceful transition" will work on the DPRK as it is led by Kim Jong Il, illustrious commander born of Mt. Paektu, and has the great Songun politics and the single-hearted unity more powerful than any nuclear weapon.
    The U.S. does not yet know about the DPRK. This is its tragedy.
    Neo-conservative warhawks' desperate moves to stifle the DPRK, obsessed by their day-dream, will only precipitate their destruction.