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KCNA Blasts S. Korean Authorities' Pro-U.S. Moves

KCNA

    Pyongyang, December 20 (KCNA) -- The south Korean authorities finally made a decision to dispatch additional troops to Iraq on December 17 and sent to the U.S. a group for its discussion despite a strong protest from the international community and the south Koreans. According to the decision, at least 3,000 troops will join the more than 670 soldiers already dispatched to Iraq to take charge of its areas specified by the U.S.
    This is the worst flunkeyism and servitude to the U.S.
    South Korea has such inglorious precedent as sending more than 500,000 troops to Vietnam under the pressure of the U.S. in the 1960s and 1970s to drive many young Koreans to death and besmirch the dignity of the nation.
    People still remember the monstrous atrocities the south Korean troops perpetrated in the war after being hurled as bullet shields for the U.S. aggression forces.
    The south Korean authorities are going to sacrifice again young people as cannon fodder of the U.S., oblivious of the past crimes they committed in the 20th century. Nothing is more shameful than this for our nation.
    The Iraqi war was a brigandish war of aggression against a sovereign state, as it was launched without any justification.
    That's why no country has accepted the U.S. request to dispatch troops to Iraq and those countries which have already sent their troops there intend to pull back them. It is only Japan and south Korea, called special class pro-U.S. forces, that toe the U.S. line.
    The south Korean authorities are talking about "strengthening allies" and "interests of the nation" over the additional troop dispatch to Iraq. But they can never cover up the true colors of their pro-U.S. flunkeyist traitorous acts with such malarkey.
    They claim that it is to meet the "interests of the nation" to respond to the U.S. request to let Koreans die in place of Americans. This can be uttered only by those pro-U.S. lunatics.
    The U.S. is keen to launch a war in every part of the world if it is to serve its selfish purpose.
    It is an intolerable anti-national crime to hurl fellow countrymen into shambles of war to support the U.S.
    The south Korean authorities should immediately cancel their criminal plan to dispatch additional troops to Iraq which would bring only disgrace to the history of the nation.