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U.S. Criminal Scenario for Military Supremacy under Fire

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

   Pyongyang, January 8 (KCNA) -- Recently the New York Times reported that the U.S. Defense Department confirmed the plan for the largest-ever deployment of armed forces since the Second World War the keynote of which calls for relocating one third of the U.S. forces by 2011.
    In this regard Rodong Sinmun Tuesday carries a signed commentary, which says: What merits particular attention is that the U.S. renamed the U.S. forces command in Kanagawa Prefecture in Japan "first army corps field command" as part of the above-said reorganization and upgraded it to a core operational base in Asia.
    Disclosing its purpose, the commentary says:
    This reveals the U.S. dangerous scenario to perpetrate military invasion against the DPRK and, furthermore, establish military domination over Asia with Japan as the most important stronghold.
    Japan is now emerging a dangerous war force, while pressing ahead with its moves to turn itself into a military giant in real earnest.
    By having a forward command in Japan geographically close to the DPRK the U.S. seeks to realize its wild ambition for military invasion of the DPRK with Japan as an operational base in "contingency" on the Korean Peninsula. It intends to use the Japan "Self-Defense Forces" as a shock force for achieving this purpose.
    The U.S. also seeks to demonstrate the U.S.-Japan military alliance in Asia-Pacific and strengthen its military edge in the region.
    The aim sought by the U.S. through its moves to beef up and relocate its overseas-based forces is to establish military supremacy in different regions of the world and control it by use of its military force.
    The U.S. is working hard to contain and control the Asian countries militarily and establish military supremacy in the region, in particular.
    The U.S. had better drop its wild ambition to control other countries and dominate the world by military force.