The Democratic People's Republic of Korea's nuclear weapons have been developped only to deter the US imperialist war-mongers from invading the DPRK under false pretext (cf. Iraq), thereby ensuring peace and the self preservation of all the people of the Korea Peninsula, North and South.
Given the Bush clique's brazen war-crazy ways, it is only normal that the people of Korea develop the necessary means to twarth US imperialist agression toward its system that ensures the dignity and prosperity of all Koreans thanks to the Juche Idea.
So the creation of the DPRK nuclear deterrent by the Dear Leader Comrade Generalissimo Kim Jong Il is all Bush clique of international gangsters' doing. President Clinton did not insult and slander the Dear Leader with such grossly ingorant epithets such as "Axil of Evil" or "Outpost of Tyranny", contrary to the Bush criminal murderer :
FM spokesman slams Bush’s provocative remarksThe Foreign Ministry spokesman answered KCNA on April 30 to accuse Bush of letting loose a spate of vituperation against the leadership of the DPRK:
At a press conference on April 29 Bush again spoke evil of the leadership of the DPRK.
It is the DPRK’s firm stand neither to pardon nor overlook anyone who slanders its leadership.
Bush is a hooligan bereft of any personality as a human being, to say nothing of status as president of a country. He is a half-baked man in terms of morality and a philistine whom we can never deal with.
No one can expect to hear reasonable words from Bush, once a cowboy at a ranch in Texas. His remarks often stun audience as they reveal his ignorance.
What the Bush team has done since it took office in the US that styles itself a “superpower” is nothing but having turned various parts of the world into a sea of blood.
Bush is, indeed, a world dictator whose hands are stained with the blood shed by innocent civilians.
Peace can never settle in the world as long as Bush stays in power. The DPRK does not expect the settlement of the nuclear issue or any progress in DPRK-US relations during his term.
Bush never forgot to mention the third party whenever he referred to the nuclear issue although the DPRK and the US are the parties directly concerned with it.
This is no more than a trick to shift the blame on to the third party.
Over more than four years since Bush’s inauguration the DPRK has shown utmost magnanimity and patience. It can no longer do so, waiting for any shift in the US policy.