North Korea denounces the US for not being qualified to criticize China for Hong Kong or human rights

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Written by: He Wenhan

2020-06-04 15:49

North Korea stated on June 4 that the United States threatened to "put dogs" to suppress domestic anti-racist protests and was not qualified to criticize China for Hong Kong or human rights issues.

North Korea criticizes the United States for not being able to criticize China for Hong Kong or human rights issues. The picture shows North Korea’s top leader Kim Jong Un (left) and his sister Kim Yo Jung (right) signing a document when receiving South Korean President Wen Zaiyin in Pyongyang in September 2018 (AP) )

Reuters reported on June 4 that an unnamed spokesman for the International Affairs Department of the Workers’ Party of Korea published an article in a North Korean state-run newspaper, slamming US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s recent remarks.

In an interview with Fox News on May 31, Pompeo said that the Chinese Communist Party's recent actions implied that it was "determined to destroy Western ideas, Western democracy, and Western values" and "put the United States at risk."

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The spokesman said that Pompeo’s remarks about Hong Kong, Taiwan, human rights and trade disputes were "nonsense", which was a defamation of the leadership of the CCP.

He said "Pompeo, who is deeply involved in spying and conspiracy against other countries, has become ignorant, so that it is difficult to discern where the sun rises and falls." He said that such remarks by American leaders show that they Fading worries.

He also mentioned the recent demonstrations by the United States against police violent law enforcement. "Demonstrators angry at extreme racists even flocked to the White House. This is the status quo in the United States today. American liberalism and democracy put the demonstrators’ hats on the left. And threatened to release dogs in order to suppress the operation."

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