The Connecticut labor news., 1922-03-17
CAPITALISTIC PLOT SCREENED II YEARS
 AGO IN FULL BLAST
Plans to Imperialize World and Con. trol Masses Long in
 Preparation.

Eleven years after staging colos- sal program, with the purpose in mind
 of establishing an imberialistic system
 of world finance, dreams of American tinanciers are being realized, thanks
 to subservient legislators and indlf- ference on the part of the people who
 seem blind to what IS really going on.
 In Kansas and other states the en-
 actment of can't strike laws, the issu ance of oppressive court inJunctlons, and other activities outlined in the original program are being carried
 out, and to all appearances there will be no let up until the plan has been fully COnSummated.
 Just to remind those guileless in dividuals-and some of them are trade unionists, at that-who are pay ing little attention to what Is going on around them, and fail to realize that there is combination of wealth and power bent on the destruction of present day trade unionism, the editor of the Typographical Journal has delved a little into past history and reports that under date of July S, 1911, paper in Los Angeles, Cal, called the Peoples Paper, reprinted an
 article from the Bankers Magazine, which reads as follows:
 We must proceed with caution and guard we'll every move made for the lower odders, for the people are al ready showing signs of restless com motion. Prudence will, therefore, die tate a policy of apparently yielding to the popular will until all our plans are so far consummated that we can declare our designs without fear Of any organized resistance. The Farm
 ers' Alliance and socialist organiza- tions in the United States should be carefully watched by our trusted men, and we must take immediate steps to control these organizations in our interest or disrupt them. At the com ing Omaha convention our men must attend and direct it's movement, or else there will be set on foot such antagonism to our designs as may require force to overcome.
 This, at the present time, would be premature. We are not yet ready for such crisis. Capital must protect itself in every possible manner
 through combination and legislation. The courts must be called to our aid; debts must be collected; bonds
 and mortgages foreclosed as rapidly
 as possible.
 "When, through the process of law,
 the common people have lost their homes, they will be more tractable and easily governed through the influence
 of the strong arm of government ap- piled by central power of imperial wealth under the control of leading
 hnanciers. A people without homes will not quarrel with their rulers.
 ,1~~ cycles. This truth is we'll known among our principle men now en- gagged i'll formnig an imperialism of capital to govern the world While they are doing this the people must be kept in a condition of political an- tagonism.
 The question of tariff reform must be urged through the organization
 known as the democratic party, and
 the question of protection with reef procity must be forced to view
 through the republican party.
 By thus dividing the voters we can
 get them to expand their energies in fighting over questions of no import
 ance to us except as teachers to lead
 the common herd. Thus by direct ac- ton we can secure all that has been
 so generously planned, and success fully accomplished"
 Oppressive court injunctions, the
 demand in some quarters for an ex-
 tension of the can't-strike laws to oth-
 CT states, incorporation of trade
 unions, etc, are only material for an
 other chapter which is desired by the
 hidden power behind the throne. Ev-
 cry member of organized labor should read and keep in mind the foregoing ! culating exclusively among bankers.