It
is ridiculous for a country that has more nuclear weapons than any other on
Earth to tell a small country they can’t develop any nuclear arms for their own
protection. That is what Yahoo News reported
as U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry warned Democratic People’s Republic of (North)
Korea on Friday the United States would never accept that country as a nuclear
power.
"We are all
united in the fact that North Korea will not be accepted as a nuclear
power," he said.
So
who is he or anyone else to say? The US has been threatening the DPRK since the
first George Bush Administration, calling them part of an “axis of evil.” One
of those countries, Iraq, was invaded. The US doesn’t uphold international law,
why does it expect others to live by such a separate set of rules.
It
is the folly of an over-confident empire and bully to believe one has the moral
high ground. In this situation, the US Empire has strangled the DPRK’s economy
and then tried to blame those people for their suffering—a suffering that is
caused by the US.
Supporters
of the US ruling class and members of the press have all joined in to pour on
the propaganda machine, to convince people living here that the DPRK is run by
mad people who are dangerously unpredictable and causing the starving and
impoverishment of their own people. Typical of that is By Rick Newman US News;
In
general, however, North Korea is one of the most miserable places on earth.
"The standard of living has deteriorated to extreme levels of deprivation
in which the right to food security, health and other minimum needs for human
survival are denied," according to a recent report by the Korea Institute
for National Unification, a research group based in Seoul.
The
reality is that the DPRK has a higher standard of living than many countries
under control of the US Empire and European allies. Nicaragua (where I have
been and seen the poverty first hand), Honduras and Bangladesh all have a much
lower standard of living and many of those people never have electricity, much
less have to ration it.
The DPRK has universal housing, employment and education.
Some of these things our own country won’t provide for its own citizens. It is
true the DPRK doesn’t provide much democracy or free speech, but the US only
provides a façade of such freedoms to its people, so it has no moral high
ground over the DPRK.
The US has no right to order the DPRK around and this
country needs to make some effort to negotiate with the DPRK so war might actually
not break out.
- សតិវ អតុ
Here is an article today from
US
Ambition for Stifling DPRK by Force of Arms Blasted
Pyongyang,
April 11 (KCNA) -- The U.S. introduced B-52, B-2A and Cheyenne into south Korea
under the pretext of taking part in the joint military exercises and then
deployed F-22s in the air force base in Osan. It also decided to deploy Stennis
operating in the Indian Ocean and two Nimitz which were anchored at the naval
base in its mainland in the operational theatre on the Korean Peninsula before
sending them to the Pacific.
It
also deployed two Aegis destroyers in the West Pacific assigned with duty of operation.
Minju
Joson Thursday says in a bylined commentary in this regard:
The
Korean Peninsula has been reduced to the biggest nuclear hotspot in the world
in which all kinds of the U.S. nuclear strike means are amassed, making the
outbreak of a nuclear war on this land unavoidable.
The
U.S. is scheming to test the will of the DPRK's counteractions by counting on
its numerical and technological advantages. It is also seeking to seduce the
DPRK into changing its stand through the demonstration of massive nuclear
force.
The
DPRK won a victory in the battles against the U.S.-led imperialist allied
forces in the Korean War in the 1950s. It was not ascribable to the DPRK's
numerical and technological advantages.
Under
the outstanding leadership of President Kim Il Sung, invincible and iron-willed
commander, the DPRK employed the Juche-based war methods and won the great
victory, humbling the U.S. which boasted of being "the strongest" in
the world.
The
DPRK now out in the final do-or-die battle with the U.S. is reliably defending
the sovereignty and dignity of the country with its own strike mode and means.
It has the weapon of single-minded unity which no one else has.
No
force on earth can block the just cause of the army and people of the DPRK.
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