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Establishing Juche Character, Main Principle of Settlement of Reunification Issue

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

   Pyongyang, April 6 (KCNA) -- The establishment of the Juche character is the most important requirement for removing obstacles lying in the way of the reunification of the country and successfully accomplishing the cause of the reunification, and it is a matter of principle arising from the independent nature of the cause, observes Rodong Sinmun in an article Friday.
    Noting that the reunification of the country is a cause of the Korean nation in which no one can replace it, the author of the article goes on:
    Establishing the Juche character of the nation in the cause of national reunification has consistently been raised as an important issue in the whole course of the history of the reunification movement. But it stands out with greater urgency in the June 15 era of reunification.
    What all the fellow countrymen want today is the independent reunification of the nation. The outside forces feeling uneasy about the desire of the Koreans for independent reunification are trying by hook or by crook to stem the flow of the times and keep their domination over south Korea.
    The outside forces, out of their aggressive interests, are interfering in the internal affairs of the Korean nation and encroaching upon its interests. Nevertheless, the south Korean pro-U.S. forces, captive to the old bad habit of flunkeyism and reliance upon outside forces, are joining them in hostile moves against the DPRK, thus doing serious harms to the inter-Korean relations and the reunification movement.
    Today when the situation at home and abroad is developing in favor of the reunification of the country the Korean nation feels the necessity of the establishment of its Juche character more keenly than ever before. By thoroughly establishing the Juche character the Korean nation should see that the inter-Korean relations and the movement of national reunification never play into the hands of outside forces and their followers again.
    The unity of the driving force of reunification should be strengthened in the efforts to establish the Juche character and the struggle for independent reunification be intensified under the banner of independence against the U.S. so that the pro-U.S. conservative forces including the south Korean Grand National Party which persist in dependence on outside forces, bereft of the Juche character, may not strut about any longer, concludes the article.