The real face of the Amerikkkan so called "people".


Single-mindedly united as one under the Banner of Songun held aloft by the Dear Leader Comrade Generalissimo Kim Jong Il, brilliant statesman, political genius, and invincible military commander




Capitalism: If you don't understand the economic system of capitalism, you don't understand the world in which we live. Ok. Economic system in which all or most of the means of production, etc., are owned privately and operated in a somewhat competitive environment for the purpose of producing PROFIT! (...) Do you see how when, you know, when you're looking at this definition, where does it say anything about capitalism is an economic system that will provide everyone in the world with the basic needs that they need? Is that a part of this system? Do you see how this economic system is at odds with humanity? At odds with caring and compassion? It's at odds with human rights.

Paradise In Songun Era
Under the great Songun politics a legendary paradise is being materialized in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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Years ago when he visited a co-op farm, leader Kim Jong Il, commanding a bird's-eye view of the village where modern dwelling houses stand in rows, alongside a hill covered with various fruit trees and a hatchery full of fish, said with delight that this is just the socialist paradise in the era of the Workers' Party of Korea.
Socialist paradise in the era of the Workers' Party of Korea!
As trees and grasses cannot grow where there is no sun, the earthly paradise being built in this socialist motherland for the people is unthinkable apart from the soul and efforts devoted by Kim Jong Il.
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It is he who sent high-grade TV sets to those living in electrified houses and who took benevolent steps so that the dairy products were supplied to the people in time.
Thanks to the great leadership of Kim Jong Il, who, saying that his joy is in the happiness of the people, devotes his all to the happiness of the people, a legendary paradise which the people have dreamt is being built on this land.
With the pride of having the great commander of Songun, the people sing the songs of happiness and gratitude.
Korean Film “Heritage”
The film shows that the anti-Japanese war veterans’ loyalty to the leader Kim Jong Il was quite pure because they were attracted by his great personality before conforming to the requirement of the revolution.
Saying that the existence of the veterans alone encouraged him, the leader Kim Jong Il was always concerned for O’s health knowing that he was suffering from the wound he got during the war. The leader himself sent the veteran to a rest home.
During his on-the-spot guidance to an oil-pipeline-laying site, the leader understood the bottleneck in the project and taught the need to move the builders in order to break the bottleneck. The Party would do it, he said and saw to it that all the builders were brought to Pyongyang to see the revolutionary opera The True Daughter of the Party. The opera moved them to make a miracle in the laying of the pipeline.
Anti-Japanese fighter Rim Chun Chu confessed with anxiety that his writing ability was not high enough to write about the greatness of the leader. Still, he was determined to complete without fail the relevant book to be a treasure the posterity would preserve through life, even if he broke down ten or a hundred times.
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The film shows that a revolutionary is immortal only when the revolutionary cause is ever-victorious and that the greatest fidelity to the revolutionary forerunners is to defend the leader Kim Jong Il death-defyingly as they wished.



[Comrade Generalissimo Kim Jong Il] almost got assassinated by a huge explosion that leveled a large portion of the city Ryongchon. If only we could be so lucky that it succeeds next time.
Twice War Criminal
As soon as the US Imperialists triggered off the Korean war Japan took part in their policy of aggression most actively, thus committing an indelible crime against the Korean people over again. Japan’s participation in the Korean war is an unpardonable act of war crime which is as good as the criminal act she perpetrated, illegally occupying Korea for more than 40 years.
No sooner had the Korean war broken out than Japan declared that she would “actively cooperate” with the United States.
At the 8th session of the National Diet held on July 14, 1950 the then Japanese Prime Minister Yoshida expressed active support for the US provocation of the Korean war and said: “Japan will cooperate with the United States in the Korean war and wage a decisive struggle against all the anti-US elements at home.”
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A British Reuters’ dispatch reported on July 27, 1950 that 25,000 Japanese soldiers were fighting on the Korean front together with the US imperialist aggressor troops.
The Japanese troops dispatched to the Korean front for the replenishment of force of arms kept increasing in numerical strength with the passage of time.
In its news broadcast on August 7th, 1952 Free Japanese Broadcasting pointed out that in January 1952 the Japanese government dispatched detachments of the “police reserve corps” in Kyushu to the Korean front, and that in July that year it enlisted the “police reserve corps” in Gunma, Nagano, Chiba prefectures, and sent them to the Korean front under the name of the “volunteer corps for lifesaving in south Korea”.
Japan mobilized even naval and air forces.
According to a Japanese publication, the number of Japanese landing boats, having taken part in the landing operation in Inchon, amounted to nearly 50 and the number of their crew totaled nearly 2,000. A Japanese book Theory of Modern Korea points out that Tanaka, the former head of the Tanaka Aviation School, and other Japanese pilots underwent flight training from July 1950 and then participated in military operations conducted in Seoul, etc, on board aircraft B-26 and B-17.
Along with large-scale dispatch of armed forces of aggression to the Korean front, Japan produced munitions of war in large quantities and sent them to US aggressor troops.
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In particular, Japan led the germ warfare atrocities of the US imperialists.
Dwelling on this matter, a lieutenant colonel of the US air force confessed to this effect:
“The United States could have several Japanese scholars in hand and got them to work at research institutes in order to research and develop germ weapons continuously. They made efforts to improve the effect of bacteriological bombs and find out a new and better method for using the germ-infected insects and scattering them.”
In his letter to the Chairman of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee in January 1952, Robert, the then US Secretary of Defence, referring to Japan’s such atrocities, said that although she was not a UN member nation Japan made a great contribution to the UN Forces’ carrying out of their mission in Korea. An American scholar in government pay said in the following vein: if it had not had Japan as its important military base in Asia the United States would not have been able to carry on the Korean war.
With nothing can Japan cover up the war crime she committed by taking an active part in the Korean war.
Unsteady in mind, obsessed with militaristic overseas expansion fever, Japan is now trying to embark on the road of aggression on Korea again with the backing of the United States.
If it eventually takes the road to the reinvasion of Korea, far from drawing a due lesson from her defeat in the past the Korean people will work off their deep-rooted grudge against Japan.

True Colors of "Democracy" Seen through Constitution (1)
Pyongyang, December 26 (KCNA) -- The U.S. is trying harder to spread the American way of "democracy" in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea under the pretext of ensuring "freedom", "equality" and "human rights". The "democracy" on its lips, however, is a pseudo democracy. Only the socialist democracy centered on the popular masses is the very true one. The yardstick of characterizing the democratic nature of a given social system is how to stipulate the civil rights and duties.
The people's "freedom" and "rights" defined by the Constitution of the United States disclose the true color of the American way of "democracy". What is most important for the people is the political freedom and rights.
The Socialist Constitution of the DPRK stipulates that all the citizens above the age of 17 are entitled to vote and to be elected irrespective of sex, nationality, occupation, period of residence, property status, standard of learning, party affiliation, political view and religious belief. And it specifies that they are provided with freedom of speech, the press, assembly, demonstration, association and religious belief.
Under the constitution, all the citizens of the country participate in elections to express their will enough and join various organizations to lead a free political life.
On the contrary, the Constitution of the United States excludes the overwhelming majority of the popular masses from elections with many restrictive conditions including sex, nationality, occupation, period of residence, property status, race and standard of knowledge. The election registration procedures are also different and complicated in the states of the United States, which make a large number of people impossible to register their names in the lists of voters.
During the mid-term election in 2002 only 40 percent of voters participated in it. The fact discloses in all nakedness the shamelessness of the U.S. styling itself the "judge of democracy" in the world.
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It is none other than the U.S. where the political freedom and rights of the people are mercilessly violated and repressed by the above-said restrictive conditions and over 20,000 suppressive organizations.
True Colors of "Democracy" Seen through Constitution (2)
Pyongyang, December 27 (KCNA) -- The equal rights and social and cultural freedom of the citizens are an important issue related to the existence and development of people. The citizens of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea exercise the equal rights in all the domains of social life, political, economic and cultural, irrespective of nationality and sex by the constitution.
They also enjoy all the rights of a social being including rights to free education, free medical service, labor and rest, leading an independent and creative life.
The Constitution of the United States proclaims those who were born in the country or naturalized as the citizens of the country and stipulates that to restrict their special rights and privileges shall be banned. But worst racial and national inequality and sexual inequality in the U.S., where the state laws are put above the Federal ones, bring the falsity of the "equality" of the people to light.
Some states prohibit black people from studying together with white people by law and the Supreme Court of the United States empowers the Federal Administration to rule the American Indians without restriction. As a result, the human rights of the American Indians are mercilessly abused. The constitution amendment to sexual equality adopted in 1972 lost its validity as the majority of inhabitants did not approve it till the expiration of its term.
The American women are not paid duly according to the same work done, the female portion of company clerks is no more than 10 percent and they are the first victims of various crimes.
The "freedom" and "rights" of the U.S. people including the freedom of education with free choice of schools and freedom of lessons as the main content and the right to medical service by which they are allowed to receive medical treatment anytime once they take out "medical insurance" have nothing to do with them. On the contrary, they are making the working masses mental cripples and slaves to money.
There are tens of millions of illiterates in the U.S. styling itself a "civilized country" and a lot of people do not receive medical treatment for lack of money. There can not be genuine democracy in the U.S., where the only monopoly capitalists, no more than 0.02 percent of its population, lord it over. The reality clearly shows that the civil rights and duties in the socialist society give full play to democracy but the "freedom" and "rights" of the people in the capitalist society violate democracy.