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ave a is unholy mixture of religion
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We can well understand that. A venal
pulpit and platform blares
ery day 24 hours around the
; Duilder A new gang of dollar empire
: Amerien equipped with the know-how of
Underwo. industry and the finesse of an
ailiag gangster, are attempting | to
way Ae the world into accepting their
Hat ife. The actors are different and
*pproach much more crude, but the

S Wa remain pretty much unchanged.
“Ting a the English poet, Rudyard Kip-
on th ° strung rollicking verses together
dag © Slories of empire in England’s hey-
elaimea en that little buccaneering isle
Shop nt he distinction of being the “work-
“the g¢ We word” and the “mistress of
x ae _ Following the pattern of
. 88, Kipling gave that era of imperial
: he age a distinctive bon savoir all its
: than’s . Was the classical era of the “white
Was th urden,” when “saving” the heathen
“Stickin. best. of all possible alibis for
lives © CUF noses into the affairs and

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Strongest q

ner peoples and nations, whose
ae esire was to be left alone.
Wag eee formula for “salvation”
e; dinate, € 0G fairly uniform. First, the
Various of “missionairies” with their
the es Concepts of “Christianity”; then
My €ts, the merchants and all the
men’ adventurers,” obsessed withi
legs “sire to turn a fast shilling by ruth-

e yitation and barefaced swindle.

—— urdep i ingdom come with all the latest
oe ae cast their gods in their own
Work the Missionaries put the natives’ to
houses ene fine churches and finer
Meg {Or themselves as the “anointed
Materig) , qr the traders dumped their
“unt ry and moral junk in return for the
— Blories ‘wealth, and Kipling, sang the
aces Tute force against a hitherto
Ther People. :
- too re were other poets, of course, who
to th, More realistic and factual approach
‘ instay Btories of empire. Labouchere, for
“Whe who wrote: “
Foe ch aN IS the flag of England? _
+F With Where rich galleons come,
A shoddy and ‘loaded’ cottons
Go got and bibles and rum.
Ang URS brute force has triumphed
Ang Se tey makes its lair;
‘or fe will find its answer—
‘ All that ag of England is there.”
Nye cha Was a long time ago. _ Things
Dire eed tremendously, and the em-
a Mies = glorified in swashbuckling’
_ boetry, has gone into near
ue Sia is little left to remind its
er wi its greatness—except a prime
Feith, ith a flair for over-size cigars,
: Yankee doy sesPeares and panhandling
TREE afloat, to keep his Noah’s Ark
the ae Yankee empire builders lack
Sthool-tie finesse in toting the

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“white man’s burden” as set down in tlie
military manual by the dollar royalists
of the USA. They operate on the gang~
ster theory that every nation has its price,
and those that cannot be purchased can
be destroyed with high explosives ‘and
germ bombs.

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To. return to our “holy man” who in-
yokes God to sanction the mass murder
of Korean men, women and children; who
smacks his lips in anticipation of still
greater orgies of massacre at the hands
of Yankee armed forces. An obvious con-
fidante of the gangster and bandit Chiang
Kai-shek, this “missionary” sees great
things ahead,

“One of the leading Chinese govern-
ment men (Chiang’s ‘government’) “in-
‘formed me that elaborate plans are made
for the invasion of China. Careful esti-
mates have been, made as to the time
when the Communists will actually be
overthrown ...

(emphasis ours) .. . definite plans have
been laid for re-educating the Chinese who
have been indoctrined by the atheist com-
munist . . . this is . . . where the mis-
sionaries: are going to come into grand
opportunities .. . for the spread of the
gospel. We must be on the alert, and
do all we can both now and after the
liberation starts. .. .”

That is a Yankee “man of god” speak-
ing. We used to laugh at Kaiser Bill’s
“Gott Mit Uns” slogan. Then we laughed
a couple of decades later at Hitler’s “Me
Und Gott” relationship. Now come the
new dollar empire builders, MacArthur
reciting the Lord’s Prayer in the smoking
ruins of a destroyed city—a “missionary”
gloating over a sea of blood, suffering and
destruction, unloosed by his military
bosses so that he can peddle opium (mis-
named Christianity) to the Chinese peo-
ple, while his paymasters collect anticipat-
ed mountains of profits.

Of course,.a lot of things can upset this
“vision” by a dollar-bitten parasite mas-
querading as a “Man of God.” The Chin-
ese people themselves have long learned to
distinguish between genuine missionaries
who came to help and those who came to
exploit. Then there are the atomic cal-
culations of the men of the Pentagon which
invariable run counter to history and the
common people. Eisenhower won the
support of the American people, not by
promising “an inch of blood” on every
inch of China’s soil, but by promising to
work. for peace. ;
will yet hold Eisenhower and his multi-
million dollar administration to that

pledge, despite the “visions” of gangsters
in parson’s clothing.

And it is scarcely likely that, despite
every precaution of the Yankee empire
builders, the opinions the late General
(Vinegar Joe) Stillwell held of their
“valiant ally” Chiang Kai-shek, will be
entirely blotted out.

Coy

“The answer came from Peanut
(Chiang) . . . what corruption, intrigue,
obstruction, delay, double-crossing, hate,
jealousy and skullduggery we have had to
wade through. What a cesspool; what
‘bigotry and ignorance and black ingrati-
tude. Holy Christ, I was just about at
the end of my rope.”

With Chiang Kai-shek as their “ally”

. in a wild adventure to “liberate” People’s

China, that is exactly where ‘the dollar
empire builders of Wall Street will be—
at the end of a rope. And not even the
supplications of a gangsterized “mission-
ary” who calls himself the “Voice of
China and Asia” will save them.

Pardon me, Winston old chap, but

your cigar does smell like burning rope.
. Perhaps it’s the dollar. label.

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every inch of China’s’
soil will run one inch deep in blood >

The American people -

ANOTHER STORM BLOWING UP =

‘Cease Fire in Korea’ Day

FE EBRUARY 28 is to be ‘‘Cease-Fire in Korea Day’’ across Canada.

From now to that national day of action for peace every peace-

loving man and woman must literally bombard the MP’s with the de
mands: Hands Off China! Peace Now In Korea! United action of the
people must compel the St. Laurent government to dissociate Canada from
the insane imperialist war plans being trumpeted by President Eisen-
hower and his Wall Street war incendiary, John Foster Dulles.

_ Cast aside all «illusions as to where Eisenhower ,and Dulles are head-
ing. Since assuming control of the U.S. Eisenhower and Dulles have
shown their aggressive intentions only too clearly. .

Tim Buck, LPP national leader, warned the people of the danger when
he declared that Prime Minister St. Laurent. ‘‘left the door wide open for
the automatic involvement of our country in the disastrous consequences
which flow out of them if the Eisenhower administration achieves its
evident purpose.” This warning must be heeded and acted upon.

U.S. aggressive policy strikes in several directions: .

U.S-trained and equipped Chiang Kai-shek troops are to launch —
an attack upon People’s China, supported by the U.S. ‘Fleet and Air —
Force. This was the technique used by Dulles in June, 1950, when in
Korea he gave Syngman Rhee the order to attack North Korea. The U.S.
then illegally used the UN to drag Canada and other satellites into the
Korea carnage. This is the Formosa tactic of Eisenhower and Dulles.

The U.S. aims to impose its command over the “dirty wars’ in
Malaya, Burma and Indochina and create a widened front of aggression in
South East Asia against the people’s liberation movements.

Japan is to be made a hotbed of war. Eisenhower and Dulles
support Japan s Premier Yoshida who shouts that the repudiation of Yalta
means regaining South Sakhalin Island and the Kuriles from the Sovier

Union.” :

The U.S. Navy. will support | Chiang in organized piracy against
merchant ships in the Pacific under the screen of blockade. s
Dulles’ brother Allen heads the U.S. Operation X which seeks to

_ sabotage the lands of socialism and

and assassins.

people’s democracy through hired spies

This is the truth that must be told, the people must be aroused on :

every election platform, in every constituency. .
Never has the entire labor movement faced such a grave responsi-

bility and challenge.
congresses speak up and act!

Labor must demand that the CCF and the labor

Hands Off China! Peace Now In Korea! .
United action to make February 28 a mighty national day of protest
and struggle for peace and Canada’s national security!

U.S. oil, war policies synonymous

The Hearst newspaper empire i$ busy

these days extolling the importance of

Canada’s oil to U.S. war plans.

Marion E. Dice, head of General
Petroleum Corporation, whose parent
corporation, Socony Vacuum, has a
lease on some eight million acres of oil
lands in Western Canada, has announc-
ed that he doesn’t think Eisenhower’s
order to the U.S. 7th Fleet at Formosa
“will make any material change in the
California oil shortage picture.”. Dice
is all for speeding up oil pipeline pro-
jects in Saskatchewan, ‘Alberta and B.C.
as vital to “our ‘Asian defenses.”” When

Socony Vacuum’s' Western Canadian —
oil leases are fully developed the idea

is that “the requirements of the U.S.
Pacific Fleet will be assured.”

The U.S oil trusts already speak of
Canada’s oil as their own — in Ee
by virtue of the St. Laurent govern-
ment’s policies, it is.

U.S. war policies and oil policies are
synonymous. Recognizing this, it is —
time the people, and first and foremost

‘the labor movement, took up the issue

of safeguarding our natural resources as
vital to the independence and peace of —
Canada. ~

PACIFIC TRIBUNE — FEBRUARY 20, 1953 — PAGE 5 _

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