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U.S. Propaganda against DPRK Flayed

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, October 18 (KCNA) -- The "North Korean Human Rights Act" was railroaded through the U.S. Senate recently. It is full of poisonous articles against the DPRK including one stipulating that 24 million U.S. dollars shall be disbursed every year out of the U.S. government budget to organizations and individuals involved in activities to "overthrow the system" of the DPRK under the cloak of "improvement of human rights in north Korea". A Rodong Sinmun analyst Monday brands this as one more criminal declaration against the DPRK and open challenge to it which glaringly reveal the real intention of the United States to maliciously sling mud at the DPRK, a dignified sovereignty state, and topple the socialist system chosen by the Korean people on the plea of the "human rights issue" along with the "nuclear issue".
    Stripping the U.S. stark naked as the worst violator of human rights in the world which has totally lost the qualification to talk about human rights, the news analyst says:
    Now the U.S. is going to brandish the heinous law it has cooked up without hesitation to "overthrow the system" of the DPRK. This is very ill-boding as it discloses its unilateralism and high-handed and arbitrary practices which have gone to extremes. The U.S. has so far been fond of blabbing that it had no intention to invade the DPRK and wanted dialogue. The reality, however, makes it plain that all its rhetoric was no more than hypocrisy and deception.
    The U.S. has left the dialogue and negotiation for the solution to the nuclear issue meaningless by freely adopting the "north Korean human rights act" and legally making the "destruction" and "overthrow" of the system of the DPRK its policy.
    It is the immutable pluck and temperament of our army and people to answer the sword of the enemy with a rifle and the enemy's rifle with a gun.
    It is like the midsummer dream of a dog for the U.S. to seek to pull down and destroy the socialist system of the DPRK by brandishing such human rights stick as the "North Korean Human Rights Act". The Bush group would be well advised to stop the anti-DPRK moves, mindful of this.