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| Alex Kempshall speaks in solidarity |
by New Worker
correspondent
Friends
and comrades returned to the Marchmont Centre in London last Saturday
to commemorate the 5th anniversary of the passing away of dear leader Kim Jong
Il who devoted his life to serving
the Korean people. Organised by the Korean Friendship Association (KFA)
speakers included Dermot Hudson of the KFA, Shaun Pickford and Alex Meads. Kim
Song Gi, Minister Counsellor from the DPR Korea embassy also spoke while New
Communist Party national chair Alex Kempshall delivered a solidarity message
during the meeting.
Dear leader Kim Jong Il died at his post,
whilst on a train giving on-the-spot guidance, on 17th December 2011. His
entire life had been dedicated the revolutionary movement that was founded by
Kim Il Sung, and the young militants around him, to fight the Japanese
colonialists and build a modern communist party that would lead the Korean
workers and peasants to a new life under socialism. Building a guerrilla army
that took on the might of the Japanese Empire, great leader Kim Il Sung mobilised
the masses in a struggle that ended in victory in 1945 and the establishment of
a people’s government in the north of the country.
The Workers’ Party of Korea, with Kim Il
Sung at the helm, led the battle for land reform, education and socialist
construction in the 1950s and 1960s, and then pushed forward on the
engineering, technical and scientific fronts to build a modern socialist
republic where every individual worker is master of his or her own life. The
DPRK stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the peoples of the Third World struggling
to break the chains of colonialism, and gave technical and economic aid to
their new republics to defend their freedom and independence.
From an early age Kim Jong Il worked side
by side with Kim Il Sung, and when Kim Il Sung passed away Kim Jong Il told the
Korean people and the world that they could “expect no change from him”.
Under his leadership the Workers’ Party of
Korea won even more great victories. Natural disasters were overcome.
Imperialist diplomatic isolation was broken and the intrigues of US imperialism
were exposed. Scientists in Democratic Korea mastered the secrets of the atom
to guarantee the DPRK’s defence and energy needs, and now Korean rockets reach
for the stars.
Now led by Kim Jong Un, the Korean people
are following in the footsteps of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il to overcome all
obstacles to fulfil the revolutionary tasks that faced the Korean people when
they began their long march to socialism in the struggle against Japanese
imperialism.
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