Nature of Japanese Militarists Remains Unchanged
Aggressive and Predatory Nature of Japanese Militarists Remains Unchanged
Pyongyang, February 23 (KCNA) -- It is 60 years since the Japanese imperialists suffered a defeat while going wild with aggression and war but there is no change in their aggressive and predatory nature. On the contrary, their deep-rooted militarist ambition is growing wilder, increasing its danger. Rodong Sinmun Wednesday says this in a signed article. Noting that aggression and plunder are invariable nature of the Japanese militarists and means for their existence, the article goes on:
The
Japanese militarists regard overseas aggression and pillage
as the only way out for Japan to exist and calculate that by
doing so they can realize their old dream of the "Greater
East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere" to emerge a political and
military giant. It is their strategic goal and ambition to
translate the dream for world domination in the 21st century
into reality at any cost.
Japan's annual military
spending exceeds 50 billion US dollars and most of it is
being spent for the modernization of the "Self-Defense
Forces" (SDF).
The Japanese government formally
decided on seven bills related to the "emergency" including
the "bill on the protection of the people" at a Cabinet
meeting. It is set to adopt them and finalize the
readjustment of the "emergency legislation."
The
visit to the "Yasukuni Shrine" has been placed on an
official and popular basis.
The dispatch of SDF
to Iraq and its military activities under the pretext of
"support to the anti-terrorist war", "logistic support to
the U.S." and "assistance to reconstruction of Iraq"
diametrically run counter to Japan's "pacifist constitution"
prohibiting any war. It is an intention of the Japanese
militarists to realize their ambition for overseas
aggression and world domination at any cost.
The
DPRK is made the primary target of their attack. Japan's
moves to perfect the "emergency legislation," the
reorganization of SDF's combat units and their deployment to
implement the "strategy of attaching importance to the
western part of the country" to cope with the "emergency on
the Korean Peninsula" and intensified war exercises of the
SDF in the regions near the peninsula, etc. are designed to
mount armed attacks on the DPRK.
The predatory
nature of the Japanese militarists also remains unchanged.
Because of this aggressive and predatory nature
they are utterly indifferent to the interests of the
international community, those of other countries.
They try to retain their grip on other countries as their
markets, suppliers of raw and other materials and places for
their investment by intensifying their economic infiltration
into those countries.
By doing so, Japan seeks to
intensify its economic exploitation and plunder of other
countries and, furthermore, establish its political and
military domination over them, using them as springboards.
The aggressive and predatory nature of the
Japanese militarists will never change. If there is any
change, their methods of aggression and plunder will get
more crafty and
vicious.