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KCNA Refutes Japan's Anti-DPRK Diatribe

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK via Korea News Service (KNS)

    Pyongyang, December 3 (KCNA) -- The ultra-right reactionary organizations in Japan are now going busy with a strange anti-DPRK diatribe, spreading the fiction of the abduction of a Thai woman allegedly based on the "memoirs" and remarks of Jenkins. They cited as "convincing evidence" his remarks that he saw Thai woman Anocha Panjoy living in the DPRK in 1978."
    It is nothing surprising that Jenkins talked such nonsense as he ceased to be a human being long ago.
    As far as Jenkins is concerned, he is a wicked man bereft of elementary reason as a human being.
    He had led a happy life in the DPRK for years as an exile, receiving special treatment. He would not deny this unless he is a psychopath. He was so brazen-faced as to tell the rubbish upon his arrival in Japan that he had a hard time there, maltreated and persecuted. This only betrayed his vulgarity as a loathsome creature.
    Jenkins, when interviewed by Japanese reporters in Pyongyang, let loose a whole string of complaints, saying "Why doesn't Japan send my wife back? I have something to tell to your prime minister."
    But now he made a U turn in his behavior in a bid to survive by pleasing the right-wing forces of Japan keen on the hostile acts against the DPRK. He seems to think that, being a deserter from an army unit, he may do anything anywhere only if it helps him save his life.
    No matter where he goes, he is bound to remain a turncoat as was the case with Judah.
    Steeped in the inveterate disposition as a deserter, he has no normal mentality. What he talked about "abduction" and the like is nothing but a cock-bull-story. It is a tragedy that Japan has to depend on such wicked person in a bid to escalate its anti-DPRK smear campaign. This compels the DPRK to serve a warning to Japan in this regard.
    The "Society of Families of Abductees", the "Society for Rescuing the Abductees" and other anti-DPRK organizations in Japan, as if it were not enough with the diatribe over the "abduction issue," were closeted with such a lunatic as Jenkins to convince the international community of their bankrupt "abduction" farce at any cost.
    The Japanese right-wing reactionary forces of Japan preposterously linked the woman of a third country reported missing before the 1980s to the DPRK in a bid to cite her in their "abduction" charade. This is nothing but clumsy anti-DPRK hysteria.
    Japan abducted and forcibly took away at least 8.4 million young and middle-aged Koreans and lured and forced at least 200,000 Korean women into sexual slavery, killing more than one million Koreans in cold-blood in the last century. Yet, it has not reflected on this crime-woven past. Such country is showing extra zeal in the probe into the case, letting its agents visit the kin of that unknown Thai woman. This mean behavior can convince no one. The real motive of Japan can never be concealed.
    Perhaps, the Japanese right-wing forces deemed betrayer Jenkins suitable for their campaign to drive a wedge between the DPRK and Thailand whose friendly relations are favorably developing.
    It is a pity that they have no choice but to count on such riffraff as Jenkins.
    Not only Jenkins but the right-wing reactionaries of Japan will have to pay a high price for this anti-DPRK smear campaign.