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Minju Joson on Resignation of Tenet

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, June 12 (KCNA) -- The Central Intelligence Agency of the United States is a group of swindlers and plotters exaggerating, processing, fabricating and spreading information in order to encroach upon the sovereignty of other countries and nations and topple legitimate governments, says Minju Joson in a commentary Saturday. Recalling that Tenet, director of the CIA, announced his resignation a few days ago, the news analyst goes on:
    He resigned not merely for "personal reasons" as claimed by the Bush administration and conservative media of the U.S. He was held responsible for the distorted and faked information about Iraq's "possession of weapons of mass destruction" which the Bush administration used for the "justification" of the Iraqi war. This is little short of admission by the Bush administration itself that Iraq's "possession of weapons of mass destruction" propagandized by it to justify its war against Iraq was a sheer lie.
    Judging from this, crystal clear is the purpose of the Bush administration in contriving a string of false information against the DPRK.
    With no artifice can the Bush administration conceal the aggressive nature of the false information forged by it. It rather rips away the curtain to bring into bolder relief the ugly colors of the U.S.
    The prevailing situation calls upon the DPRK to decisively cope with the false information cooked up by the Bush administration against the DPRK. We have made it clear more than once that we will never tolerate any attempt, however trifling it may be, to do harm to the DPRK.
    If the Bush administration, ignoring this stand of the DPRK, went on spreading false information and seeking to realize its invariable foolish designs to stifle the DPRK with it as a pretext, it would face a corresponding tough step.



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