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FM Spokesman Blasts Virulent Outcries of U.S. Ambassador to S. Korea

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

    Pyongyang, December 10 (KCNA) -- A spokesman for the DPRK Foreign Ministry gave the following answer to a question raised by KCNA on Dec. 10 to denounce the U.S. Ambassador to s. Korea Bershbow for letting loose virulent outcries against the DPRK recently: Explicitly speaking, the U.S. tops the world's list of criminal states.
    Bershbow and other officials within the Bush administration have vied with each other to cook up sheer lies and paint other countries as rogue states. This is nothing but a poor trick employed by the Bush group to get rid of the deplorable position it is now finding itself due to countless misdeeds it has committed at home and abroad. His remarks strongly suggest that the present U.S. administration is made up of political imbeciles and master hands at faking up lies. Policies in the U.S. are made by such rude and dangerous guys of illiteracy that the DPRK had no option but to build up nuclear deterrent to defend itself. Ours will serve as an appropriate means for dealing with such guys as Bershbow.
    The U.S. is now overturning the basic principles of the joint statement reached at the six-party talks one by one. It scuttled the DPRK-U.S. financial talks, in particular, holding off the six-party talks for an indefinite period. It, at the same time, has stepped up its preparations for preempting a nuclear attack on the DPRK since the publication of the joint statement, an indication that it has no interest in the negotiated settlement of the nuclear issue.
    The anti-DPRK smear campaigns of the Bush group getting more undisguised these days as clearly evidenced by Bershbow's malarkey go to prove that those farces were staged under its premeditated scenarios to deter the DPRK from going to the six-party talks and lead them to a final collapse. The prospect of the six-party talks' resumption and progress will entirely depend on the U.S. attitude.