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Rodong Sinmun on Bankruptcy of U.S. Policy of Hegemony and "Anti-Terrorist Strategy"

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

     Pyongyang, December 29 (KCNA) -- This year the United States identified its policy for supremacy and "anti-terrorist strategy" with its foreign policy and has worked hard to carry them out but they have gone totally bankrupt. Rodong Sinmun today says this in a signed article. The U.S. has pursued its foreign policy this year as a lever for modern-type aggression and domination, a combination of carrot and stick for putting the world under its domination and control, holding olive branches in the one hand and a whip in the other, the article notes. Citing facts to prove this, the article goes on:
    This year, in particular, the U.S. imperialists have resorted to the desperate moves to stifle the DPRK by force of arms.
    Neo-conservative forces busied themselves to expand the "anti-terrorist war" while vociferating about "the spread of democracy" with the appearance of the second-term Bush administration as a momentum, but they could not hold in check the onward movement of history.
    The U.S. call for an "end to tyranny" was unanimously denounced and rejected by the world for its reactionary nature and aggressive nature, rendering it further isolated worldwide.
    This year various countries tended to shun military assistance to the U.S., standing against its policies of supremacy and high-handed practices. This threw Washington into a tighter corner.
    This year the U.S. imperialists were rebuffed and condemned as morally vulgar and worst rogue state in the world as they committed violence, terrorism and bestial human rights abuses.
    The U.S. belligerent ruling forces singled out "an end to tyranny" and "worldwide spread of freedom and democracy" as the general goal of their foreign policy this year and have made desperate efforts to attain it. But they have faced the worst political crisis and isolation since they came to power. This irrefutably proves that the U.S. policy of hegemony and "anti-terrorist strategy" have gone bankrupt and their doom is inevitable. The U.S. had better draw a serious lesson from this and stop such criminal moves at once.