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U.S. Much Ado about "Illegal Manufacture of Nukes" Refuted

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, August 19 (KCNA) -- The Bush ruling quarters are making much ado about the "illegal manufacture of nuclear weapons" in the DPRK, Iran and some other countries after labeling those countries "rogue states" and "dangerous states". Rodong Sinmun Thursday in a signed article discloses the ulterior motive lurking behind their row.
    The article says:
    The Bush regime's much publicized "illegal manufacture of nukes" by what it called dangerous states serves as a basis on which to work out a foreign military policy and its starting point of its military action. Herein lies a sinister intention of the U.S.
    Those countries which the U.S. termed "dangerous states" and "rogue states" are independent countries opposed to it. The Bush ruling quarters are putting unprecedentedly strong military pressure upon those countries under the pretext of their "illegal production of nukes" and "proliferation of nuclear substance" while escalating its brigandish armed invasion and war of aggression worldwide under the signboard of the removal of a "threat".
    The U.S. bellicose forces listed those countries as "states creating nuclear threats" and "sponsors of terrorism" not because those countries posed any real threat but because they were prompted by their aim to seize regions of military and strategic importance and realize their strategy for world domination, using those regions as a springboard.
    The U.S. final goal of world supremacy is to weaken Russia and China, strong powers in the Euro-Asia continent, and put them under its control.
    The U.S. seeks to swallow up the Korean peninsula, Iran, Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan, strategic vantage points in the continent, in a bid to create military conditions favorable for attaining such strategic goal.
    Another aim sought by the U.S. in this row is to secure an unchallenged nuclear edge and lord it over the world. It is working hard to deter the anti-U.S. independent countries from increasing their military capabilities for self-defence and disarm them under the pretext of not allowing the "illegal production of nukes" by the "rogue states" and "dangerous forces."
    With no artifice can the Bush regime justify its criminal nuclear war policy.
    The U.S. should stop its brazen-faced moves to realize its ambition for world domination with nukes under the signboard of holding in check "illegal production of nukes and proliferation of nuclear substance" by the above-said countries.