The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-12-08


financial burdens of France, as well
as the disintegration of the British en-
pire, in order to enforce their pacifist
propaganda in Europe-propaganda
which, after the world war, they con
slider the best theological method to
assure a new imperialist partition of
the world.
VII.
The extension Of certain industries
which assure exceptional profits, as
well as the investment of American
capital in Europe, bring the United
States face to face with the very acute
question of markets and colonies. The
colonization of Europe and the mono
polization Of the markets are directly
connected with one another. That is
the reason why the following events
may be considered inevitable:
a. A new fight for the colonies.
b. Considerable Importance of the
role of American Imperialism in the
fight against the U. S. S. r.. in alli-
ance with the finance groups of Eu-
rope.
c. Constant pressure on China and
the exploitation Of the internal fights
Of that country.
d. The economic weakening of Jap
an caused by the recent catastrophe
allows America to develop her produc
tive powers. The economic crisis has
made more acute for Japan the emf.
grafton problem, accentuating the an
tagonism of the two imperialist pow
ers (another important factor in the
weakening Of Japanese Imperialism is
the break with England).
e. The fight Of England for her col
onies, fight in which America will
play two-faced part.
(. An economic and political fight
against the proletarian masses by the
combined forces of capital-a fight
which will be organized and led in
more co-ordinated fashion than it has
formerly been.
g. The proletarianization Of the
peasant masses and of the petty-bour.
geoisie and the semi-proletarianiza
Of the middle bourgeoisie will assume
broader proportions and a more mark.
ed character.
Viii.
The international conflicts and the
conflicts between the classes will as
sumo, as a result of the modification
of forces, new and very different
forms.
The league of nations, the ante cham.
Der of imperialist diplomacy, is trying
to hide, under the cloak of liberalism
the antagonisms which are going on
and in this they are aided by the so
cialists Of the Second International
Together they are preparing for the
establishment of fascism against the
revolutionary proletariat-
AS a result, it is necessary:
a. To show the imperialist nature
Of "pacifsm." of monopoly, finance and
banking capital.
b. To shed light on the nature OF
the present conflicts caused by drift
in the direction Of new partition OF
the world, as we'll as the attempt OF
America to put off as far as possible
the conflicts in Europe.
c. To call attention to the inevi-
table revolutionization of Japan and
the development Of the struggle be-
tween finance capital and all the col.
onies.
d. To call attention to the role OF
the league of nations. organ OF the i'm.
perialism Of the United States.
Q. To call attention TO the necessity
OF making the fight OF the colonized
German workers and OF the Chinese
proletariat the fight OF the workers OF
all countries.
TX.
a. The changes in the tactics and
the maneuvers OF the dominating bour
geoisie inevitably brings fluctuations
in the ranks Of the Electromagnetic
outside OF the Communist Party, bui
IN ia very outaklrta From thfa arfao,