CINA

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..in the point of view of the

 rulers in the DPRK

Wow.. "only" 6 days after it was happen KCNA(DPRK's central "news" agency) was able to "report" about 6.24 anti-war rally/demo in Seoul!! So KCNA was writing yesterday following "meaningfull" article, full with many informations about the important event:

Anti-War Event in S. Korea

   Pyongyang, June 30 (KCNA) -- An event of "the June 24 anti-war action to denounce murder of Iraqi civilians, get the Jaitun unit withdrawn and oppose the expansion of the U.S. military base in Phyongthaek" was reportedly held at the Maroni Park of University Road in Seoul under the sponsorship of the south Korean People's Action against Troop Dispatch. Noting that grudges against the U.S. forces were being pent up in Iraq day by day and, even in the United States, there was a growing public demand for their withdrawal from Iraq, the speakers called upon all the people to turn out in the movement for peace against war.
    Branding the move to expand the U.S. military base in Phyongthaek as a highly dangerous act to turn the Korean Peninsula into a battlefield of the U.S. war of aggression, they said the movement for peace against war was linked with the fight against the expansion of the military base.
    A resolution was read out at the event, which declared that people of all social strata would stage a mammoth anti-war protest late in September to close the chapter of the U.S. forces' occupation of Iraq and get the Jaitun unit withdrawn.
    Meanwhile, a signature campaign for the total withdrawal of the Jaitun unit within the year and a photo exhibition exposing the killings of Iraqi civilians by U.S. troops took place around the venue of the event.

Oops & Wow.. once again!

Of course the N.K. propaganda is not publishing pictures

about events like that..(6.24)

And of course KCNA and Rodong Shinmun are regularly commentating the struggle in and around Pyeongtaek, like before y'day:

United Action against Expansion of U.S. Military Base Urged in S. Korea

   Pyongyang, June 30 (KCNA) -- The All-People Measure Committee for Checking the Expansion of the U.S. Military Base in Phyongthaek of south Korea reportedly held a press conference in front of "Chongwadae" on June 26 at which it strongly denounced the "government's" moves to expand the U.S. military base. A press release read out at the press conference warned that if the "government" persists in the forcible eviction of the residents in the planned area for the expansion of the U.S. military base, it will face stronger resistance of the people.

    Then Mun Jong Hyon, who has been on a hunger sit-in strike for the 21 consecutive days against the expansion of the U.S. military base in Phyongthaek, published an appeal to the people.

    Accusing the "government" of ruthlessly cracking down upon the residents while unilaterally pushing forward the expansion of the U.S. military base in Phyongthaek, the appeal termed this a submission to the U.S. and, at the same time, an act of disturbing peace on this land.

    Pak Sun Hui, permanent representative of the south Korean National Catholic Alliance for Justice, speaking at the press conference, said the hunger struggle helped them renew their firm resolution to fight it out as long as they are alive.
    Kim Je Nam, secretary general of the Green Federation, said that civic organizations will also join in the struggle to prevent Phyongthaek from being turned into the U.S. base for war of aggression.

Struggle against Expansion of U.S. Military Base in Phyongthaek

to Be Continued

   Pyongyang, June 30 (KCNA) -- The struggle against the expansion of U.S. military base in Phyongthaek has been carried on in south Korea in June, too. Early in May, the south Korean authorities mobilized heavily armed forces to seize land in the area of Taechu-ri and Todu-ri of Phaengsong Township, Phyongthaek City and to mercilessly repress the protesters.

    The fascist tyranny triggered the furies not only from the Koreans in the north, south and abroad but also from the world people of conscience.

    The All-people Measure Committee for Checking the Expansion of U.S. Military Base in Phyongthaek has been formed with chairmen group of the south Headquarters of the National Alliance for the Country's Reunification, religionists of the four main religious fraternities and some 130 political parties, civic and social organizations in south Korea. The committee and activists of the civic organizations and men of the press across south Korea have issued special appeals and statements almost every day and held hundreds of candle-events, sternly condemning the military authorities' anti-national submissive acts of rendering soil to the aggression troops.

    The mass media of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea widely report the struggle of the south Korean people against the expansion of the U.S. military base in Phyongthaek.

    Rodong Sinmun says: The forcible removal was conducted under the U.S. pressure in accordance with its aggressive intention to convert south Korea into its main advanced base for its war strategy. And it clearly shows once again that the south Korean authorities are pro-U.S. traitors.

    Statements and talks have been made public by the European Regional Headquarters of the National Alliance for the Country's Reunification, the Society for Cooperation among Koreans in Germany, 14 organizations of Korean residents in U.S. and other overseas Koreans. The "Ministry of National Defense" and police authorities of south Korea committed tragedies in Phyongthaek similar with those in Kwangju in May of 1980, the statements and talks said. They strongly demanded that the south Korean authorities turn out in genuine national cooperation in conformity with the June 15 era.

    The struggle has become a matter of concern in the international arena.

    The Amnesty International demanded that those forcibly walked away be released forthwith and the south Korean "government" solve the Phyongthaek issue through dialogue with the people. Over 150 civic organizations and figures of Japan, foreign mass media are voicing firm solidarity with the south Korean people in their struggle for defending the land of Phyongthaek.

http://www.kcna.co.jp/item/2006/200607/news07/01.htm#6 

..blabalabala...

Harrharr.. "Amnesty International demanded".. wow, what a surprise, that they can spell the name this organization.. HYPOCRISY!!

If N.K. really would be interested to support the anti-war movement in S.K. (KCNA, Rodong Shinmun.. are calling it "south Korea") and to decrease the current strange situation on the peninsula it should suggest disarmament and peace agreements between the South and North, instead to threaten the region with long-range missiles.. (aeh~ I mean, its just my opinion..).