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Imperialists' Wild Ambition for World Domination Can Never Come True

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

   Pyongyang, May 20 (KCNA) -- The imperialist forces' wild ambition for world domination has created a complicated situation in many regions, putting their own strategic interests at great peril, observes Rodong Sinmun today in a signed article.
    The article cites facts to prove that U.S. security is exposed to danger and the much vaunted strength of the imperialist forces is clearly proving vulnerable on the international arena.
    It goes on: The sphere of imperialist military domination is getting narrow worldwide and the contradictions among the imperialist forces are growing acute.
    The Western countries are guarding against the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, worried over its possibility of emerging a political and military bloc in opposition to the NATO. Most European countries are members of the NATO along with the U.S. but, in actuality, have an axe to grind, while accelerating the establishment of an independent security mechanism.
    The imperialists' plan to control world economy to perpetrate harshest possible exploitation and plunder in the world has also gone bankrupt.
    The imperialist forces' undisguised political and military intervention in the Mideast issues after their occupation of Iraq is aimed at putting the rich oil resources in this region under their control.
    But it has become impossible for the imperialists to realize this ambition with ease.
    Big oil producing countries in Latin America are becoming anti-imperialist and independent, depriving imperialist forces of their oil concessions in this region, too.
    The imperialist forces' economic and military infiltration into Africa is sparking off greater unrest and antipathy there. It is as clear as a pikestaff that this development would deal another blow at the imperialists keen to put oil resources in Africa under their control.
    The U.S. imperialists have desperately pursued their strategy to invade the DPRK, regarding it as a key link in the chains of the efforts to realize their wild ambition to dominate the world. But the U.S. high-handed and arbitrary practices have never worked on the DPRK which has pursued the Songun politics. For this reason, their hostile policy toward the DPRK is bound to go bust.