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Vigilance against U.S. "Aid" Called for

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, June 4 (KCNA) -- The U.S. "aid" is a noose of plunder and subjugation to wrest ten or a hundred after giving one and a dangerous poison to Americanize other countries, says Rodong Sinmun Friday in a signed article. Recalling that the U.S. has in the past period seized the economic lifeline and interests of other countries by means of various forms of "aid" to curb their economic development and subjugate them economically, the article continues:
    At present, the strings the U.S. attaches to its "aid" have become more subdivided under the pretext of "anti-terrorism". It claims that the politico-economic confusion in other countries would give rise to "terrorism", "international crimes", "illegal emigration", etc. and, therefore, "democratic politics", "economic opening," and "guarantee of human rights" are necessary, and it lays them down as the main condition for its "aid." A typical example is what it calls "Mid-east proposal."
    That the U.S. "aid" is a means of its strategy for dominating the world is well proved by its content. In case of its "aid" to some countries, it is mainly "military aid" and in case of other forms of "aid" to other countries the U.S. defines its use or demands its own interests.
    Thus, the U.S. "aid" is an important means for its strategy of world supremacy. In the countries which failed to see through the reactionary nature of the U.S. "aid" and received it, the national economy has gone bankrupt and their people's living has became more difficult and these countries are eventually falling into the abyss of political and economic dependence on the U.S.
    The U.S. is loudmouthed about its "aid" being conducive to the social and economic development of other countries, but, in fact, it results in the decline and ruin of the national economy, political confusion and disorder.
    It is clearly evidenced by the realities of the East European countries.
    Illusion about and expectation for the U.S. "aid" immediately lead to dependence and national ruin. All the countries desirous of peace and progress should see through the poisonous nature and danger of the U.S. "aid" and heighten their vigilance against it and solve all the problems arising in social life by their own strength and efforts.