Meanwhile in North Korea: NK has been staying relatively quiet, keeping its usual fiery U.S. editorials on the backburner for the moment. That doesn’t apply to Japan, however. Japan is NK’s least favourite neighbour and most frequent target of animosity, especially now.
Minju Joson Slams Japan's Cry for "Forcible Inspection"
Pyongyang, July 29 (KCNA) -- Recently, the Abe group of Japan is talking about "forcible and surprise inspection of nuclear facilities in north Korea."
The Japanese media are also misleading public opinion, crying out for the "strict inspection", "forcible inspection" and "prior coordination."
Minju Joson on Sunday says in a commentary in this regard:
It is nothing but crafty and disgusting acts of guys of an island nation.
Japan has neither justification nor qualifications to meddle in the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula.
The Abe group's talk about "forcible inspection" is just aimed to get rid of its poor plight of "being nudged" from the trend of situation around the Korean peninsula and thus show off its entity.
Japan is crying out for the "forcible inspection" of the DPRK but it is Japan to be a subject to forcible inspection.
Japan is not only capable of making thousands of nuclear weapons right now when it has a will but watching for a chance for manufacturing nuclear weapons with a large quantity of plutonium required.
The Japanese reactionaries seek to turn their country into a military giant on a high level with nuclear weapons and thus revenge the defeat in the past war, rush headlong into militarism for overseas invasion and hold the position of the leader of Asia at any cost. -0-