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downtownv
11-29-2014, 06:15 AM
North Korea Throws a Temper Tantrum

Night Watch (http://finance.townhall.com/columnists/nightwatch/) | Nov 29, 2014

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North Korea: North Korea is furious over the UN General Assembly's passage of a resolution on 18 November that denounces North Korean human rights violations.
On 23 November, the National Defense Commission issued a statement, only the fifth known to have been issued by the NDC.
Excerpts follow, as published in English.
"Our Army and People Will Never Forgive the US and Its Follower Forces' Frantic Human Rights Commotion - A statement by National Defense Commission
"We have already seriously warned of the catastrophic consequences that would be brought about by the United States and its follower forces' human rights commotion against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), which is recklessly spreading."
"Our warning contained the intention of allowing them to cool off their heated-up heads, having gone haywire with confrontation and hostile policy, even if belatedly, and to realize the seriousness of the situation based on reason and to prevent them from committing again an anachronistic crime that challenges justice."
"Nonetheless, instead of thinking twice, the United States, which is habituated to brigandish, evil practices, assembled riff-raffs without their own elementary opinion or principle, and persisted in committing a reckless act of fabricating what is called a human rights resolution on the DPRK, while blemishing the UN arena…."
"The National Defense Commission of the DPRK, with regard to the fact that the United States and its follower forces have adopted an utterly unreasonable human rights resolution against the DPRK, and, still discontent with this, are continuing to behave impudently as if they made us unable to do anything, solemnly proclaims its principled stand as follows:
1.Our army and people totally deny and totally reject the so-called human rights resolution which the United States and its accomplices have fabricated by abusing the UN arena…."
"Our army and people call on the Obama administration to kneel down and make its formal apology before us for the crimes it has committed…."
"The UN needs to seriously recollect the time when our Republic 20-odd years ago sounded the thunder of a nuclear declaration of justice to the whole world to safeguard the supreme interest of the country…."
2.As already declared, our army and people will launch into an unprecedented, toughest countermeasure battle to mercilessly crush the heinous human rights frenzy against the DPRK…."
"The recent human rights resolution, which was coercively passed by abusing the UN arena, is the full revelation of a hostile intention to completely annihilate everything precious to our army and people."
"Human rights precisely mean the sovereignty and national rights of the country in question."
"It is the hardened stand of our army and people to never forgive the vicious human rights racket of the United States and its follower forces. The main culprits of the human rights racket against the DPRK and those involved in it will regret this for a long time…."
3."The United States and its follower forces will have to take full responsibility for the unimaginable, catastrophic consequences to be incurred by the frantic human rights racket against the DPRK…."
"The terrible price of unhoped-for blood should be paid only by those who instigated the menacing situation."
"The United States is a sworn, heinous enemy of our army and people on account of the crimes it has already committed, and thus cannot escape being the first target to be thoroughly annihilated generation after generation."
"Even so, we offered the United States various opportunities to atone for its crimes by turning over a new leaf."
"Some time ago, we treated with magnanimity the high-ranking US officials who came carrying Obama's personal letter, and also showed humanitarian leniency to several criminals of US nationality who were serving heavy sentences for gravely violating the law of the Republic..."
"It is the hardened stand of our army and people to never forgive the vicious human rights racket of the United States and its follower forces.
The main culprits of the human rights racket against the DPRK and those involved in it will regret this for a long time"
On 25 November, Pyongyang hosted a large rally at which at least one speaker reminded the US and its Allies that North Korea has nuclear weapons and missiles.
Last week on 18 November, Kim Jong Un's special envoy Choe delivered a letter to Russian President Putin in Moscow in which Kim requested Russian help to "exert influence to ensure the human rights issue will not be raised at the United Nations and in the international community again"
Comment: The UN has been concerned about North Korean human rights conditions for decades. The General Assembly passed three prior resolutions against North Korea, but none were as trenchant as the latest. It now awaits formal adoption by the General Assembly.
The NDC statement is distinctive for several reasons. It is the first admission in official North Korean media that the Clapper mission took place. What is implied is that the US is an ingrate because the North received nothing for its magnanimity.
The statement also states North Korea's almost unique interpretation of human rights as pertaining to the country and not to its citizens. This resembles an ancient Asian understanding that gave rights to the leader as the avatar of the people, but not to its members. Their rights were derivatives of the sovereign.
The North's view is that the nation has been disparaged, not the criminal family that mismanages it. Readers should expect some display of petulance by North Korea.
Finally, the Army leads almost every statement about victimization. This is a departure for propaganda under Kim Jong UN, and carries more than a hint of "Bonapartism," an arch military crime in a communist state. The NDC statement makes it appear that the communist system is in thrall to the army. While that is accurate, the North usually tries to pretend the Party leads the army and the people.
Background: TheUN General Assembly Resolution on North Korean
On 18 November, the UN General Assembly urged the Security Council to request the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate allegations against North Korea for crimes against humanity.
The non-binding vote was approved by 111 countries. Nineteen countries, including China and Russia, voted against it. China or Russia might veto any Security Council referral to the ICC.
The vote was prompted by the release in February of a 400-page report by the Commission of Inquiry on Human Rights in North Korea, which detailed numerous and "unspeakable" atrocities committed against the country's people. The report states that the North Korean situation is worse than that of any other country in "duration, intensity and horror."
Comment: This resolution potentially makes Kim Jong Un and his cohorts perpetrators of crimes against humanity. It marks the first time such an accusation has been made by the General Assembly against the North Korean regime.
Each Kim tries to outdo his father in leaving a permanent legacy. The General Assembly resolution against North Korea under Kim Jong Un is something that his father, Kim Chong-il, and grandfather, Kim Il-sung, managed to avoid, though both richly deserved it.

timboy
11-29-2014, 07:35 AM
Well its a wonder Obama has not issued a formal apology to the people of North Korea on behalf of the evil US and our capitalist ways,oh wait they are not a Muslim nation......

cohoskip
11-29-2014, 02:24 PM
I only hope we don't have to go over there to that miserable piece of real estate and kick their a@@ again...:target:

jocko
11-29-2014, 03:42 PM
u gotta admit the little fat fokker is sure sold on himself. Why would HE ever want a real democracy?? In many ways he and our POTUS are similar. THEY AREBOTH STUPID AND AROGANT. jUST SAYIN

xsailer
11-29-2014, 05:11 PM
The difference is he hasn't term limits. That's the only reason. Thank goodness we do, if we can just make it another 2 yrs. and then out vote the users.

mr surveyor
11-29-2014, 05:25 PM
I've about come to the conclusion that we need term limits for all political offices to be one year. There ain't no way the uninformed, left winged loosers are going to the polls that often.

Naahhhh ... the founders had it as right as it could be if the voters were sane enough to cast an intelligent vote ....



jd

downtownv
11-29-2014, 06:39 PM
I've about come to the conclusion that we need term limits for all political offices to be one year. There ain't no way the uninformed, left winged loosers are going to the polls that often.

Naahhhh ... the founders had it as right as it could be if the voters were sane enough to cast an intelligent vote ....



jd

With No fokkin benefits fro the taxpayer!

mr surveyor
11-29-2014, 08:08 PM
Yep, eliminating the lifetime bennies from the leaches would certainly be a step in the right direction. Originally we had a "citizen legislature" .... I'm still trying to figure out when that changed .... and how to unchanged the change ....


jd