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Illusion about Imperialism Means Death: Rodong Sinmun

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

   Pyongyang, September 6 (KCNA) -- Illusion about imperialism blinds people and ruins the country and the nation, warns Rodong Sinmun Thursday.
    Noting that the imperialists leave no stone unturned in their efforts to create illusion about them, claiming that their dominationist nature has changed, the by-lined article says:
    One should clearly see through the aggressive and predatory nature of imperialism, if one is to be freed from illusion about it. It is the mode of life and regular job of the imperialists to engage themselves in aggression and domination of other countries and nations till they go to their graves.
    The countries and peoples aspiring after independence and progress should correctly understand that illusion about imperialism immediately means death, national ruin and subordination.
    And they should stay sharp-eyed against the "aid" and "cooperation" loudly peddled by the imperialists.
    They should not be fooled by the "peace" ballad of the imperialists.
    The aggression and war moves of the U.S. imperialists are the biggest barrier to the human cause of independence and peace in the present times.
    One should adhere to the revolutionary principle to the bitter end if one is to be freed from illusion about imperialism. To abide by the revolutionary principle in the confrontation with imperialism is like life and soul for the countries aspiring after independence.
    What is most important in observing the revolutionary principle is to maintain a resolute anti-imperialist, anti-U.S. stand.
    Fear of imperialism should be dispelled. If one is afraid of the enemy, one is overawed and can neither say what one wants to say nor do what one should do and, bereft of independence, curries favor with the imperialists, reading their faces.
    One should build up one's strength to thwart and smash the aggression and war moves of imperialism. If all the countries desirous of independence fight a relentless struggle against the aggression and military intervention of the imperialists from a staunch anti-imperialist stand, they can well curb and frustrate the moves of the latter.