The daily worker., 1924-09-24
BRITISH PLOT
AGAINST RUSS,
SAYS KAMENEV
Soviet Leader AsSGils
English Government
Especial to The Daily WORKER

MOSCOW, Sept. 23.-L. 3.
Kamenev, Governor of Moscow,
and one of the leading figures in
the Communist government, de-
Iivered scathing Indictment of
the British government in
speech before a gathering Of the
Young Communist League of
Russia.
Kamenev charged the British
diplomats and the permanent
officials in the London foreign
office with having organized re-
belIious movements against the
Soviet government with view
to discrediting the AngIo-Rus-
sian treaty signed by Ramsay
Macdonald in behalf of the Brit
ish government.
Kamenev does not accuse
Macdonald of participating in
the anti-Soviet conspiracy, tho
MacDonald's alleged love for
Georgian independence" before
he became premier leads one to
the conclusion that the recent
disturbances were not entirely a
surprise to him.
Kamenev declared that the experts
reparation plan was a cruel Ameri-
can business device to reduce Ger
many to the status of a colony.
The following is an excerpt from
Kamenev's speech: "The day after
the signing of the Russo-British
agreement" said Kamenev, British
diplomacy, which is not in the hands
of prime minister Macdonald, began
to move on all frontiers. All the
conservative diplomats who have re-
manned in Office since the days of
Curzon began to work hard to SOW
rebellions seed in the Soviet Republic
in order to create delay in the ratifi-
cation of the agreement. Everywhere
we noticed the work of the British
diplomats. In Afghanistan there is a
movement against our friend, the
amir. In Persia small national
groups, bought by the gold of British
agents, are beginning to rebel In
Turkey the Kurds are beginning to
agitate.
British Support Soviet Foes.
Everywhere the British support
wandering peoples against the liberal
governments of the east that are
working for the freedom of the east.
Intervention in China has been pre-
pared for long time ago and is be-
ginning now because the adoption of
the experts reparations plan by Eu-
rope has set the hands of Great
Britain's diplomats free to work on
other fronts and because the recogni-
tion of Chinese rights by our repre-
sentative in Peking aroused the Chi
nese people against old-world. imper-
ialism.
1--WE notice the activity Of British
diplomats not only outside but inside
of Russia. We are quite sure that
all the adventures OF the Georgian
mansheviki have only one object, and
that is to make enough noise and
scandal to demonstrate that Soviet
Russia is unquiet.
I'VE ought to have no delusion that
this agitation will end here. We have
other frontiers. Petlura and Balato-
vich may start again."
Tchltcherin Flags League.
Moscow, Sept. 23.--George Tchitch-
erin, foreign minister of Soyiet Rus
sia, in public statement today fatty
charges the league of nations with
completely in the recent disturbances
in Georgia He dubbed the league
''the beloved child of the entente
powers" and with being a weapon of
the capitalistic powers for their war
on Soviet Russia.
1T is a bogus league" declared
comrade Tchitcherin," and lacks real
power bit is able to make real noise.
That H. the reason for its existence.
The revolt in Georgia is bogus. 1t
was pre-arranged by the bourgeois
governments. n
"Why does not the league of ma
tions deal with the revolts in India,
Syria, the Sudan and China, where
heroic oppressed peoples have
started revolts which are not bogus?"