The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-05-08
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world can the situation exactly the after the British
general strike
1t is no exaggeraon say that for at least ten years every
fundamental question OF PoGy anu % % bngbt of the
British general mind of speaker All questions
te solidarity of labor will have clearer atmosphere
T nan Of the amalgamaton of craft will be Influenced
by thoughts of amagamaton in the sodarlc atOn
can speak in light of the world trade union
unity
After te Russian workers. revolution impossible anywhere
in the world to discuss questions political action OF the working
class way that they discussed before ANA JUST 50
it again be possible anywhere IN the world ter o
British strike discuss the forms OF political acton IN e
same manner h Communists arguments Will be Ded
unn the same MARKHAM principles but fortified and shapened with
more concrete quality befOre If the strike were to come
to close followed by electoral victory oil the aDo
no as has been suggested by bourgeois WRITER'S this would give
brief respite shouting by socialdemocrats IN strained voice
strike event. matter what its immediate
outcome inevitably leads to a sharper crisis
As John Maynard Keynes British economist puts it. any
aerms good or bad" which be reached w
settle nothing" Keynes quoted by the Chicago Daily News
saying:
% good s s S:fd .sa " %
na G9ndns our business industrial oSos s9Gs
difficulties and mistakes as Great etan 0S T be an"
If could hardly be stated better mpeaist capital
ism can no longer class conflicts with labor by
means capacity of its capitalists to buy off the arstocracy
sisted in the worldloot Imperialism "Grea Britain used to
be-and United States still sabe to corrupt and divide
working class thru the surplus prohts OF peI
ing of the and semcolona world That is the stoy
between the British labor
and the American he United States still 1sDut
if will not permanently be-abe to maintain Gompess dlVl-
sion betrayal within the labor movement Great Britain no
longer is
bourgeois writer Edward Price Bell writing in the Chicago
News cudey punges into anticipation OF the tuure
in the hope of serving the capitalist cause by fright:
crea Britans risen from the sub
Of panethat of what
mere government the people shall have"
He continues:
democracy bOshevsm the ISSUE True the bulk Of
microscopealy small But
labor proposing do? They
destroy the democratic
principle with force this not
bosheVsm?'
And he offers the only solution he can think Of:
Conservatism petarian prefers
political immemoriaI
consecrated to freedom
bourgeois world that profound effect is to be
pected strike Wall Street has shut off all plans for big
financing countries of Europe. The proposed joint loan
from bankers for Belgian stabZation
has fallen thru result of the strike and Belgian
francs together have hit the bottom of their
history Continental Europe, but seize the
world Britain coal and Steel is the present
American capitalist circles That and to the
revolution which American capitalism fears
it's newly bought-up Europe.
exports the United Kingdom has been running
nearly hundred million dollars month"; and during the nine
export trade weeks joke American cap
itass their anxiety about other things there
of the effect of the British example
interesting that the New Times