U.S. should Properly Face up to Reality, Though Belatedly

A litany of rhetoric is ringing out in the U.S. to the effect that its fixing the northern half of the Republic where its sovereignty is exercised as a theater of "preventive war" may be an "ideal option" not harmful to the U.S. and that it will take the most resolute action.

This is a vivid expression of the Yankee-style way of thinking keen on achieving its purpose of aggression.

It will be useless even though the U.S. ruling forces introduce nuclear strategic assets into the vicinity of the Korean Peninsula.

The U.S. should properly face up to the reality, though belatedly.

The DPRK is the strongest possessor of ICBM capable of striking the U.S. mainland from anywhere and anytime as it pleases. Neither Guam nor Hawaii nor the U.S. mainland can dodge the merciless strike of the Strategic Force of the Korean People's Army.

The KPA is keeping a high alert, fully ready to contain the enemies. It will take resolute steps the moment even a slight sign of the "preventive war" is spotted.

The U.S. has to be responsible for the ensuing disasters.