By Kim Jong Son
Rodong Sinmun
September 27, 2007

Pyongyang -- It has passed six years since the 9/11 incident broke out and an "anti-terrorism war" was declared in the United States.

The day is not far off when the indiscreet "anti-terrorism war" of the U.S. with a gloomy prospect will prove a total fiasco and come to an end.

The world may outwardly appear to have changed in favor of the United States, but it is the United States itself which is in flame and a scream is coming from there.

The U.S. is racing headlong in the aggressive "anti-terrorism war" but only shameful defeat and death await it.

As of September 18 about 3,790 U.S. soldiers had been reported dead and close to 28,000 wounded. Deserters and lunatics are on the increase in the U.S. units. The number of the mentally deranged soldiers has gone beyond 40,000.

The U.S. has also suffered incredible economic and financial losses. A survey panel of U.S. congress announced that the fund disbursed by the U.S. in the "anti-terrorism war" had run to a healthy 610 billion US dollars as of June this year since the outbreak of the 9/11 incident in 2001, of which 450 billion US dollars were squandered in the Iraqi war.

The U.S. debt and financial crisis and the crisis of trade deficit have reached alarming levels in the "war on terrorism" that has been continuing for years.

The reactionary "anti-terrorism war" has also brought a big political loss to the U.S.

With the aggressive and dangerous nature of the war revealed more glaringly as the days go by, the U.S. finds itself an object of bitter denunciation and rejection in the world.

The bankruptcy of the "anti-terrorism war" immediately means the end of the policy of strength of the U.S. The 21st century will be the century of the total fiasco of this policy.

Vernacular text:
09/27/2007 Uriminzokkiri

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