Peter Mandelson, meanwhile, was punting the need for a globalisation with the rough edges knocked off, a sort of third-way globalisation to "reduce the costs and ills [of the system] including the wide income disparities that have been generated over the last decade or so".
A government spokesman accused him of "speaking very ill of the system".
O Ryong-il, secretary-general of the committee, said the journalist's news coverage distorted facts and "spoke ill of the system and the leadership of the country".
The secretary-general of North Korea's National Peace Committee, O Ryong-il, held a press conference, where he accused Wingfield-Hayes of being disrespectful and speaking "ill of the system and the leadership of the country".
"They were speaking very ill of the system, the leadership of the country," O, who is secretary general of a National Peace Committee, told reporters in Pyongyang, according to a video clip published by the Associated Press.
While these egregious ills of the aid system all seem obvious enough as we scroll through Twitter, the problem is that after agreeing in principle, we're often left with no clear sense of what comes next.
The Sixties spawned many analyses of the ills of the American system.
Which isn't to say there isn't something legitimate about the occupiers' grievances as they speak to the broader ills of the American system of punishment.
There has been a lot of emphasis on curing the ills of the financial system, and this is surely necessary for a sustained recovery to take hold.
In such circumstances, organized societal violence can be viewed and, rightly so, as a disproportionate, if not misguided, response to the ills of the democratic system or democratically elected leaders.
