Better Not Spit Out Nonsensical Argument

Recently, the foreign minister of Canada visited south Korea and Japan and met with foreign minister and minister of unification of south Korea and prime minister and foreign minister of Japan. At the meetings she made preposterous remarks that she urges north Korea to return to “dialogue” and go for “nuclear disarmament” and that she also insists on early settlement of “abduction issue”

This has clearly proved once again that Canada is a hardened follower of the U.S.

On October 4, when the U.S. issued a statement in “condemnation” of our launch of new-type land-to-land intermediate-range ballistic missile, Canada raised the same voice that our missile launch threatens peace, security and stability of the Indo-Pacific.

This year alone, Canada has become an active party to U.S. racket of anti-DPRK confrontation by issuing statements in the names of prime minister's office and ministry of foreign affairs taking sides with the U.S in its anti-DPRK hostile policy.

Canada also stands in the forefront of enforcement of American anti-DPRK hostile policy while conducting a so-called operation “Neon” under the pretext of monitoring “sanctions evasion” such as ship-to-ship transfer while participating, without exception, in U.S.-led joint military exercises including “RIMPAC” and “Pacific Dragon”.

Canada took part in the Korean war following the U.S. and inflicted indelible wound and misery upon our people. Given this fact, it is quite absurd for Canada to mouth off about our measures for strengthening national defense capabilities, in disregard of today’s reality in which the situation on the Korean peninsula is becoming more acute because of the U.S.-led joint military exercises.

If Canada is so much interested in “peace” of the Korean peninsula and the region, it should first take issue with the anachronistic anti-DPRK hostile acts of the U.S. destroying the peace and stability on the Korean peninsula without any hesitation.

Canada would have a day of reckoning for its nonsensical argument. Canada must take our advice seriously and consider it with more prudence.

Better Not Spit Out Nonsensical Argument

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