The daily worker., 1925-08-23
Militant Struggles of
Workers Unmask the
Capitalist Dictatorship
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY the New York Times specuIates drift Of
the industrial war in Great Britain, declaring that mill
tant labor forces the issue, the government will not be
found wholly impotent" In harmony with its usual
dent threat adds And that holds for the United States
also"
force capitalist dictatorship the mediator indus
trial struggles declaring continued suppression and op
preston of the working class Its solution OF present day
problems.
The Times like the whole capitalist class in all
tries very perurbed the situation in Great
Britain If the miners force the government to SUBJ
sdze the coal industry the railroad workers are beginning
industry is this Increasing effectiveness OF the general
strike that the ruling class feas forcing It to look about
for remedies to save ITSELF
Much hope placed in ths moderation Of the leaders
of the Labor Party" meaning Ramsay Macdonald, the
PREMIER among others Il was when Baldwin gov
Srnmsnt oSptuated n % part to the coal miners. that Mac
vks" This political careerst who has gone completely
to the enemy class does not like to the workers using
their industrial power for political purposes Macdonald
joins hands with Baldwin in this respect Macdonald also
joins hands with those Oder and seader members of the
labor unions the words of the Times who surrender
to destructive cIasscoaboraton rather than join In carry
ing the constructive fight of the class struggle that leads
to the victory of the proletarian dictatorship.
The Times has little faith in the ability Of the bourgeose
organize forces of volunteers strike breakers keep
the public services moving in case of strike. THE League
of Citizens may have been successful In the 1911 Liverpool
police stre volunteer trkebreakers ncpent fascist
played part in the Swedish general strike of 1902 but it
confessed that the industrial structure of England especially
its transportation by land and too intricate to be
ed by any but the skilled and technical workers thoroy
acquainted with their tasks The best hope that the Times
gives the British bougeose is for "on partial relief of
beIeaguered community"
Clear confession from the capitalist class itself
helpless to carry industry without workers Its problem
then keep labor ensaved in order that may continue
punderng ping profits for its parasite class But this
of the robber bandits shaking England
under the blows of rising working class 1t in this crisis
that the shams Of democracy soughed off and the
naked fist of the Fascist dictatorship makes it's appearance
The Times makes this threat of the of captasn's
armed power the police, the army, the navy not only in
Great Britain but also in the United States 1t evidently
feels that British capitalism falls falls capitalism in
the United States of America.
In this struggle, however, there Is only thing that
the workers and farmers need discover That is that they
get along without the bourgeo Once that realization
is full grown, labor will establish it's dictatorship to
exermnate these bourgeois vern who try convince the
world that they destined to rule always.
The Times is trying to sound call to the forces
of anabor in the hour of the decay of capitalism
call grows increasingly feeble everywhere.