Die Songun-Politik-Studienassoziation im Vereinigten Königreich (ASSPUK), die Juche-Ideologie-Studiengruppe Englands (JISGE) und die Sektion der Korea-Freundschaftsgesellschaft im Vereinigten Königreich (UK KFA) veröffentlichten am 1. Dezember im Zusammenhang mit der Stellungnahme des Sprechers des Komitees für Weltraumtechnik der DVRK folgende gemeinsame Erklärung:
It is really great that the DPRK is going to launch another rocket. The proposed launch is a manifestation of the awesome scientific and technological power of the socialist DPRK which is advancing towards a thriving socialist country under the banner of Kimilsungism-Kimjongilism and the leadership of dear respected Marshal Kim Jong Un. The launch of the satellite will be another victory for the Juche-orientated science of the DPRK. 100% DPRK resources and materials will be used. We wish the DPRK every success in this venture!
There is no need for the imperialist media to make any adverse comment on the planned launch. It is the business of the DPRK and no-one else. Other countries that launched rockets and satellites did not get criticised. Recently the south Korean puppets have complained about the proposed blah-blahing about an "international community". There is no "international community" but simply sovereign and independent states each with its own rights to do whatever it pleases. One wonders if the south Korean puppets are jealous of the DPRK? The south Korean puppets need to shut up and the US and UN should not attempt to interfere in the matter. It is the sovereign right of the DPRK to launch such a rocket.
Victory to the DPRK!
Long live Juche Science and Technology!

ASSPUK
JISGE
UK KFA

December 2, 2012 – A North Korean “satellite” launch would be a highly provocative act that threatens peace and security in the region, warned the U.S. on Saturday.
Earlier in the day, North Korea announced that it would launch another long-range rocket between Dec. 10 and Dec. 22.
That announcement has drawn the ire of the U.S..
“Any North Korean launch using ballistic missile technology is in direct violation of UN Security Council Resolutions (UNSCRs) 1718 and 1874,” said Victoria Nuland, State Department Spokesperson.
Nuland noted that the UN Security Council Presidential Statement adopted unanimously on April 16, 2012 strongly condemned North Korea’s April 13 launch and expressed its determination to take action accordingly in the event of a further launch.
“We call on North Korea to comply fully with its obligations under all relevant UNSCRs,” Nuland said in a statement.
According to Nuland, “Devoting scarce resources to the development of nuclear weapons and long-range missiles will only further isolate and impoverish North Korea. The path to security for North Korea lies in investing in its people and abiding by its commitments and international obligations.”
Nuland said the U.S. is consulting closely with its Six-Party and other key allies and partners on next steps.
(Quelle: http://www.eurasiareview.com/02122012-u-s-says-north-korea-satellite-launch-would-be-highly-provocative-act/ )