Meanwhile in North Korea: they are giving the US a proper telling off about cooking up human rights rumours about them, apparently. While at times alarming, I do appreciate the North Koreans’ turn of phrase though some may be due to translation issues - such as “slushy farce”. (Rodong Sinmun)
Sinister Nature of U.S. Human Rights" Campaign
The U.S. is making a slushy farce even now when its hostile policy toward the DPRK called the “human rights in north” results in failure.
Recently the U.S. let the Human Rights Watch, a plot-breeding organization, make public a groundless “report” that sexual abuses against women are prevailing in the DPRK.
At the same time the U.S. is inciting an atmosphere of hostility toward the DPRK, making reckless remarks that the UN and the UN Human Rights Council have repeatedly suggested the human rights issue in north Korea, but the latter denied it as well as other international obligation. And it urged the north Korean leadership to make a responsible probe into the human rights abuses.
U.S. Congress, conservative media and experts cry out for ceaselessly putting up the sanctions and pressure and “human rights issue” as a policy toward the DPRK.
Worse more, the U.S. and its vassal forces recently fabricated again the “resolution on human rights in north Korea” at the United Nations Human Rights Commission.
This is, indeed, the height of shameless and coward acts.
The “human rights issue in north Korea” much touted by the U.S. is unrealistic and groundless sophism.
All of them are based on the rubbish of the human scum who ran away after committing unpardonable crimes before the country and people and turning their back upon their parents and children.
It is abnormal to make the “testimony” cooked up by the human scum who do everything for a petty amount of money sound plausible.
The U.S. groundless farce is aimed to tarnish the image of the DPRK, justify its sanctions and pressure upon the DPRK, secure concessions from it at the DPRK-U.S. negotiations and furthermore, realize the sinister scheme to bring down the DPRK’s social system.
The U.S. should properly understand the strategic position of the DPRK and face up to the changed trend of the times and behave with decorum, not to take issue with others for no reason.
This is the way out to escape gloomy future.
Those countries and forces kowtowing to the U.S. would be well advised to live in their senses, not joining the anachronistic farce against the DPRK committed under the signboard of “human rights protection” if they have a shred of conscience or cool-headedness for justice.