Japan's Ambition for Overseas Aggression Flayed
KCNA
Pyongyang, August 1 (KCNA) -- The Japanese government recently decided to institute what they call "permanent law" intended to dispatch the "self-defense forces" overseas.
According to it, the Japanese government is reportedly to set up a preparatory room right after the current diet session and enter into a full-scale examination so that the law could be adopted at the regular session of the diet next year.
Commenting on this, Minju Joson today in a signed commentary says:
This indicates that the Japanese government is setting it forth as a major object of its policy to institute the law.
The Japanese reactionaries are deeply discontented with the present legal system related to overseas dispatch of the SDF because the laws concerning it fall far short of their aim and demand.
What the Japanese reactionaries seek, the commentary notes, is to join the U.S. in its war moves in a bid to round off preparations for overseas aggression and head for realizing its reaggression designs.
It further says:
If Japan is to join the U.S. in military activities, not peace activities, outside the framework of the un, it will have to get another special law adopted. But it is not easy to have such law adopted each time it is needed. That is why the Japanese reactionaries are seeking to remove such "stumbling block" and institute the "permanent law" with a view to laying a legal foundation to launch into overseas aggression any time.
This suggests that the law is, in essence, a law of war of aggression to realize the reaggression designs.
It is as clear as noonday that Japan's moves for overseas aggression will prove a total fiasco under the watchful eyes of the world.
The Japanese reactionaries should clearly see the reality and stop at once the reckless moves for overseas aggression.
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