Journalists Union Slams S. Korean Regime's Smear Campaign against DPRK

Pyongyang, April 11 (KCNA) -- Nowadays south Korean conservative media are hell-bent on a smear campaign against the DPRK. They are spouting rubbish that the "resolution on sanctions against the north" adopted by the U.S.-led forces at the UN Security Council made it difficult for the DPRK to carry out its plans of the 70-day campaign and its trouble is snowballing due to the lack of finance. Hack writers paid by the south Korean puppet regime, who are utterly ignorant of the life of the people in the DPRK as they had never been to it, are busy floating a false story about "forbidden ceremonies for marriage, funeral and ancestral worship" and "attempts to defect from the north." A spokesman for the Central Committee of the Journalists Union of Korea in a statement Saturday termed this an intolerable insult to the dignity and social system of the DPRK and the worthwhile life and aspiration of its people and an unpardonable hideous provocation. The statement said: The 70-day campaign being staged by all service personnel and people of the DPRK is an all-people general offensive to foil the unheard-of challenges of all hostile forces and bring about the final victory in the building of a socialist thriving nation through self-reliance and self-development by getting single-mindedly united around the leader. The puppet regime claims that the Korean people are conducting the 70-day campaign, believing in someone. This is no more than sheer sophism that can be spouted only by the Park Geun Hye regime and its hack writers as they are staking their fate on the U.S. The puppet regime-patronized conservative media would be well advised to be cautious about their tongue-lashing if they don't want to face a merciless punishment by the DPRK. -0-