The article accused the U.S. of employing all sorts of means to put countries desirous of independence under its rule as it invaded such countries as Iraq and Afghanistan.

But Washington dares not invade the DPRK, it said and went on:

The reason can be explained above all by the fact that President Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il ushered in a new era of national independence and provided a firm foundation guaranteeing the country's prosperity and happiness of the generations to come.

The revolutionary armed forces of the DPRK have fully displayed the might of the powerful revolutionary army under the leadership of the preceding leaders and are now growing to be a powerful army having all-mighty Juche-oriented tactics and experience of all victories and the Korean-style offensive and defensive means capable of successfully fighting any modern war.

Juche Korea has a hundred-year-long glorious history and the future of the DPRK is in safe hands as the heroic Korean People's Army has an ever-victorious history.

Another reason why the U.S. dares not provoke the DPRK is that the latter is a society in which the service personnel and people are single-mindedly united around their leader, the article concluded.