Contribution of Jaime Gómez OD KFA SPAIN

 Dear friends, I am writing these words on the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Korean homeland from Japanese imperialism.

 On this occasion, I join you in remembering the great guidance of the eternal president KIM IL SUNG, whose great abilities and thoughts led him to be a pioneer in the struggle against the imperialist invader. These abilities and thoughts were born from the patriotic tradition that KIM IL SUNG learned from his uncle and father, as well as from his relatives who gave their lives to see their country free from foreign disturbance. 

 This was a great support for the development of the military and political/social organizations that later took centre stage in the liberation of the homeland. 

 The Juche ideology began to take shape in response to the question of “who will liberate Korea?” Based on this premise, Kim Il Sung led the Korean people through guerrilla warfare against Japanese fascism, taking charge of their own liberation. They had to think for themselves without copying or being manipulated by foreigners, whether friends or enemies. Thus, the Juche Idea, “things by our own means,” became the key slogan to mobilize the masses.

 Furthermore, stealing from the nation, even if it is patriotic, is an act akin to death. These ideas and motives are conveyed to us by our President in his written legacy. Not studying and learning from him is a great tragedy, as we will not understand the greatness and love of President Kim Il Sung for socialism and the Korean homeland. Nor will we understand the great prestige and love that the Korean people have for their liberators. 

 I don't want to write endless texts or bore anyone. 

 I just want to embrace all our friends in Korea and the Korean people for their trust and tell them that they have friends outside Korea who would never allow socialism to be betrayed or a single millimetre of Korean soil to be invaded. 

 LONG LIVE THE PAEKTU LINEAGE!

 LONG LIVE THE ANTI-IMPERIALIST STRUGGLE! LONG LIVE THE KFA!

 Jaime Gómez OD KFA SPAIN

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