Noting that the south Korea-U.S. "Combined Forces Command" is a typical example of the humiliating and shackling "alliance" with the U.S., the article goes on:

The disbandment of the "alliance" is urgently required by the times and the nation as it is the most shackling and sycophantic one for a war of aggression.

The south Korean people can never get rid of foreign domination and the Korean Peninsula cannot be free from the danger of a nuclear war as long as there is the unequal south Korea-U.S. "alliance."

There is no justification for the "alliance" to exist.

What is the reason for the U.S. imperialist aggressor forces to stay in south Korea and is there any ground to "tighten the alliance" with foreign forces at a time when the Koreans wish to achieve reconciliation, unity, peace and reunification in the spirit of By Our Nation Itself?

The south Korean authorities should break off the humiliating "alliance" with the U.S. as it brings national misfortune and sufferings and nuclear disaster to the Korean Peninsula.

They would be well advised to properly understand the aspiration and will of the Koreans and take a bold political decision.