Park Group Had Better Stop Grumbling about DPRK's Deterrent Any Longer: CPRK Spokesman

Pyongyang, May 6 (KCNA) -- A spokesman of the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea (CPRK) released a statement on Thursday in connection with the fact that the Park Geun Hye group of south Korea is now crying out for pressurizing the DPRK into "denuclearization" through "firm security" and "harsh sanctions" whenever an opportunity presents itself. The statement said: Park Geun Hye is making such odd remarks as the necessity to seek what she called "creative interpretation" aimed to make the north understand that "definite dismantlement of nukes is the only way to live," admitting herself that there is a limit to "sanctions and pressure" and "threat and warning". If the Park group truly wishes to seek "a creative solution" to the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula, they would be well advised to have the following proper elementary common sense at least: Firstly, they should study again the main reason why the nuclear issue was spawned on the peninsula, to begin with. Secondly, Park Geun Hye should properly understand why the DPRK had access to nuclear weapons. Thirdly, the Park group should have the idea of dealing with the DPRK, well aware that it will remain unchanged in its status as a nuclear weapons state possessed of even H-bomb, regardless of whether one recognizes it or not. Fourthly, the Park group would be well advised to roll back their policy of toeing the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK and that of pursuing confrontation with the fellow countrymen if they are to truly seek "the creative solution" to the nuclear issue, and find it in facing a stern judgment by the public. -0-