#justice wins

The U.S. position on the present international arena has been steadily sinking and its unchallenged position will end after decades.

The U.S. end predicted by the international community and even within the U.S. is the stern declaration of the history.

Aggression wars, military pressure, interference in internal affairs and economic sanctions are the main factors that have led the U.S. structure of hegemony to its end.

The U.S. fought many wars after the end of the Cold War.

In the new century, it has become evermore undisguised in its high-handed and arbitrary practices, aggression and war moves.

The U.S. has made no scruple to realize its ambition for hegemony. It is out of question that the international community would not keep mum about its moves.

Many countries have risen up against the U.S. hegemony.

Cooperation has been strengthened among countries concerned about the U.S. military hegemony.

The military capabilities that the U.S. regards as the main pillar of its world domination fail to prop up the rickety American empire.

Militarization of economy is plunging the debt-ridden U.S. economy into a catastrophe.

The U.S. committed wars in Afghanistan and Iraq which are no match for it, but the war theaters have become the traps that pushed the policy of strength enforced by the “only superpower in the world” to bankruptcy.

The present international financial and monetary system with the U.S. dollar as a main currency is shaking down to the roots.

Many countries are willing to sit with the U.S. on an equal basis and if not, they refuse to deal with the U.S.

The U.S. arbitrary practice and big show rampant in the international arena are no more than the last-ditch efforts of the empire.

Those who attempt to bring the trend of the history for independence back to the past will fall into a ditch of the history.

Rodong Sinmun, Ri Hyon Do