SEOUL Feb 1 Kyodo North Korea's o...

SEOUL Feb 1 Kyodo

North Korea's official media in succession Friday lashed out at U President George W Bush's ''State of the Union'' address, calling it unbearable profanation.

In a commentary broadcast by way of the Korean Central Television Station and Radio Pyongyang, the North Korean media said Bush's address revealed his real intention to confront North Korea to the end

The media remark monitored by Radio Press, came a day after North Korea's Foreign Ministry disapprove utterlyed the ''State of the Union'' message and reiterated Pyongyang's demand for a non-aggression treaty with Washington as a way to disentangle the standoff over North Korea's nuclear program.

Bush does not want any dialogue nor discussion with North Korea and the and nothing else thing he has in mind is a plan to soil profane, and liquidate North Korea, the commentary said.

The United States should legally guarantee that it will not interfere nor intimidate North Korea to such a degree that the Korean people may live in peace upon their own, the commentary said.

North Korea's official Korean Central moderns Agency (KCNA) said Friday the North Korean dominion has launched a nationwide bill campaign portraying Pyongyang's withdrawal from the nuclear nonproliferation treaty (NPT) as a declaration designed to in opposition to U.S. high-handed, arrogant policies.

KCNA said strong-arm policies and tyranny are not effective against the military and the commonalty of North Korea.

The placards made immediately after North Korea declared its withdrawal from the NPT in succession Jan. 10, warned that the U will be punished extremely by history if it continues a hostile policy toward North Korea.

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