The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-07
There Is No Escape for
the Imperialist Bandits
Who Plumber the World
BY ]. LOUIS ENoDAHI.

TODAY the spokesman of the imperalst bandits
awakening to realization of the fact that Moscow" is
Northern Africa Mexico and other restless spots the
globe. The New York Times for instance displays little
intelligence, when it grudgngy admits:
mn . S1' ' Wherever oa and Or
The @ sun Vat Sen sy sSs bssn Ts the
from native conditions and under native leadership i is
the
Times then goes on to argue that the "Sovet gov
eminent is the leader of the opposition in the family of
nations and that all disconnected nations therefore seek
its support until its period OF discomfort has passed. when
they are again supposed to go anti-Sovet.
It urged that all that is necessary is appease the
nations that have taken to the Wapath pointed out that
there are many to pacate China Morocco, Mexico and
other lands into joining the capitalist fold with Mustapha
Renal Pasha leader of the successful Turkish revolution
pointed out brilliant example for them all to follow
words the iperiaists would find international
nostrus for satisfying the aches of subject peoples and
pressed nations much after the fashion which they offer
old age PENSIONS welfare plans and DISQUALIFICATION
these good Intentions forth in beautiful words go by
the board imperast oppression continues in action
against its Victims
The American armada the Pacific and Hawaii is
the burden of u s. imperialism upon the Chinese rather
to make the American position in the Orient prominent
among those of other imperiaisms That MEANS become
the most successful plunderer of the Chinese.
No intelligent student of conditions in the United
M ts naa that the class war here less @ now than
munst Party testes gIowngy to the growing class
seriousness OF American labor Capitalism will
its position OF expoer of labor. No will the workers
captuate in their fight to achieve the final the
capitalist class.
The victory of the workers and farmers of the Soviet
Republics stands Inspiration to American labor as it
does to oppressed toll in all other lands victory of
the American Soviet Republic grows of American cap
alst conditions that today seek to hold wage labor end
less slavery The New York Times is of best cham
pions of that slavery.
For more than century developing imperialism has
sought to improve its strangehod China fields
OF exploitation Chinese resistance in the past has been
beaten down. But the power of the Chinese to fight their
own battles is today greater than That the biggest
tact that troubles the mperat diplomats they ply their
games OF secret diplomacy in Washington, London Paris
and Toxic.
Gales. the socialist" in Mexico, and Mustapha Renal
rasha IN urkey as two examples may seek make peace
win the mPerIaIst oppressors may make upon the
communists in their countries But the farmers demand
the land the workers demand the industries in spite of such
petrayas They continue the fight the final victory
The mperiaists, according the Times are trying to
ind the magic formula for reconciIng Chinese nationalist
ASPIRATIONS They have hunted long, like aIchemists who
nave tried down the to transmute metals into
gold here is, OF course, such formula. Imperialism
stands before international defeat which China offers
but one front Imperialism faces complete destruction be-
tore onrushing Communism. There is no escape for H.
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