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Inconsistent

LEWIS AGASSIZ, Vancouver,
writes: Mr, George Bundy,
President Johnson’s military in-
tellectual, argues that the U.S,
liberals are inconsistent, in that
they urged the U.S, to intervene
against Hitler and now want the
U.S, not to intervene in Vietnam,
There is no inconsistency.

Hitler was the one who was
sending troops into someone
else’s independent country. The
liberals thought this was wrong.

The U.S, is the one who is
sending troops into someone
else’s independent country. The
liberals think this is wrong. The
U.S. claims it is doing it to de-
feat Communism. Hitler claimed
he was doing it to defeat Com-
munism,

Mr. Bundy also tells us that
power is one of the usable ele-
ments in international affairs as
if this were a new idea, for our
consideration,

It is so far from new that after
both great exhibitions of power
as a usable element in inter-
national affairs—the two world
wars—the world was sohorrified
by its results that it got together
to try to remoye it as a usable
element in the future,

Mr, Bundy should look at the
results of those two wars for his
revelations, and then multiply it
by nuclear bomb blast and nu-
clear radiation all over the world.

eee

Hits U.S.

ARTHUR STRATTON, North
Vancouver, sends the following
quote from Brig. Gen, Hugh B,
Hester, (U.S, Army ret.) pub-
lished in the U.S, Farm News,
June, 1965,

“Franklin Roosevelt, then
President, described. Dec, 1,
1941, ‘A day ofinfamy’ and stated
the attack was‘cowardly, shame-
ful and wanton!’ And it was all of
these. Now then describe the
attacks of the mighty U.S, gov-
ernment on a small defenceless
country of abysmally poor people
as those living in N, Vietnam?
The Japanese government at least

attacked a nation and people more
‘ powerful than its own.”

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[RET
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A resident of Vancouver since
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PARIS—The French Commun-
ist Party’s central committee
has adopted a resolution which
expresses its disquiet at the
coup in Algeria and at the events
which have followed the coup,

“While not wishing to inter-
fere in Algeria’s internal affairs?
said the resolution, “the central
committee notes that the consti-
tution has, been violated, and that
a serious blow has been struck
at Algeria’s cause as well as the
national liberation movement,

“A number of facts show that
imperialist circles are seeking
to make use of this situation. On
the other hand, the majority of
the countries of Africa, Asia and
Latin America deplore the
damage caused to the anti-im-
perialist movement, as the post-
ponement of the Afro- Asian
conference shows,

“In these days of new trials
for the Algerian people, the CP
central committee declares its
support for the Algerian patriots
who are acting against represe
sion, for the liberation of Presi-
dent Ben Bella and all those who

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