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1IIe I_Sal s ~trSa1 bullbullrlorl or t4Ie 11D1te4 at 4den ltaIIata ~s _me tt to bulld up
laquouVIal 18 1amp1 ad tor at Jaot or
war III tdale dllent_ _ to 8J1IIle ott - __ bull
Ide Jaw _tent to as lhweS u4 to lIMp till
peDnta pol1t1caU -seablebull
It ad41tloo 18 too ft11IeNble ow t_ wholeaale
pattS_ IIJ _eta Daattbull the 1ftII11D eta_etata Dye
_1 1 to 11be__- Spal1l __ tm1D prat
to buIIIl Evope bullbull botl3 III -r the oavla would be
tl1u8baattoaa SUt 1Jt aDd __1 attao_ at tM heart or It lieu peal_ ld bottle up tM StellatlHD aDd 1 cd
be Sa Caal expoee Ita17 t attaelr _ both 14bullbull aDd opm
7 to Atrlaa M 11M ~ ooa14 be ltalJ 1raIloe
0eJWDJ BDa1ad DIeD Europe __14 be 117 bullbullre 1
the s1et
Bd tile Butem Door lD tlJe PaoltSe WCRIl4 atl11 be bullbullbull
beltbtd 1 U bull blUlcm -power ad -t reaoaroea to be ~
tltrea to Iltllal wor14 aonQUat to Mglot LeIl1D JdeU
4 18 M 101111011 w14 bullbull11 n 800 1111111_ Asltlbullbull
c_ allde tlIe _alan asla or -7- So wroplc b_lnebullbull 11
e arurloUII to lmderwrlte the 00JlllDl118t OOllqubullbullt or ASa b7
bolater1as up Mao Img 111 Ch1D1h he st by 40ing 80 _
bullbulla1 Ita OWl do_ s8111Dg oat to 080_ the great Induatrial
IeYolutlon to be obl4 1Jl As1a~ AfrIca ad p0881b17 8wth
amparloa A 00818t bullbullonOJll1e atI4 po1lttoal hold 111 the )tlMl
UJd Par Eaat a eventual1 br1ng the Weat to lt8 kDeea po11tlshy
0amp117 III this light It woul4 appear that lhlsa1an sw0r4shy
rattling to-da 1 tacttc - ab4 bull bold one - tban a tno
ott ~or al1__t agrealon DOW 4~cgt 1~
RUBsia poa Bloh more twbullbullbull lD411eetlon Slae
operates tllr01lampb tbe oltlna ot a OOUDiJT - an _1bullbull of bull C bull
bullbulleIre tellOtJ-traftl1ers ecmfu04 liberals a1ap14e4 worn
and 41eglUfttled IIMRlpa of OM JdDd or _other abullbullbullhoalovak1a
and Ohra ttIrDlah 01480 ot ur _th04a
As a oOll bullbullq1I8llOe the Borth AtlaJlt1e Paot 1n Itself DOll
aot be 0 41eturhbas to KUBala - and _ not be - eept a the
prelude to 111plbullbullI11atlon with araa lie Paet doea not provide
r tnterul aegreslon exteraal17 81lgeDdere4
In I1w ot an the torego1J1gtJ It wOIl14 seem to Bake more
enbullbull 181841amp-17 10 41apateh JIl1111alT 814 aDd pJ4anoe to trc
spote IUId t~ tbe aa at helplDg ow 01ID OIlGIll due
temporarl17 tbt 1I111t817 budget t ho be081188 of the pre~ont
middot Oalte4 state SNdUal17 laquoraID Ita resource PIrK 1tl
oa poUt1ea1 bulle uI allt Osa tlIroapout the
to leoNasoa1l tlMao1al lataDeema nell sail
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pelle) cripples tM 0Il0III ed 41ourasee OGtai4e t~
seaab eII4
01--17 haa a to ooorlaquoSaate the walth aad eoa
or her tent tIaNaP 41etatOftlhlp aDIl 8oc1amp11stl0 ool1eo1
_t1ea ad 1lpoundSIIdI41sft811t ala proebullbullbull 1fOQ14 nit lr1 bull ~
bold1Dg bull otI0111z1s t tJlw aoet putt tM walth ot ~
4~bullbull lD wsetbull bull t of state oap1ta1lea ae4 to 0
ap1Det ad prlftte plta11_ t1troagb ala labor ~
tt _gee NId _red lilt ~
It _I _oeed bl Oils- a1JIl ~~ It fashIon -
tt Its Oft 11 PlaD bull tile SOWle be
terested III lifts of tJae world pOUtloal17 to rat
errt1 lJIOrl ounas lIIa t1ae t She 0_14
_ or In product lD ts She JIa oontrol o~ AsSA
A111oa aid tIaeD baok 0 1Jl4uawlal tem~ lheD tile
~ the Ialutllal RnOl1ltl_ to eo D _sa and Atl1ea
bullbullbull trata lbaBala wlll be 11IJ4HS to llqu1date the wee eo _
_ ~ tlN tbeD pOllt1eal17 ald It cordltlona tevop m111~
bit Sill Illata pollQ or attn le to e11_ eza4
proflt__kSaamp 111 the Jloa _ to 0118 Il10 oaaceMlI
tftft~ - j
or 1udl1ea in the t1nlte4 State aft arning $SOOOOO and IIl4~
rhlt aft four to tbo ulloa auplOJllc -shy
he tl_ bullbullbullbull rlpto ha the Gove1Jlm8nt ~~t17 a labor t 1a t1-1 conte__ of top le4e to 4180ue
and eet a aere equ1table ratio of prlee prott ud 1neoa
here OOC1Ir8 too -the poa81bl1l ot ettbls up IUltll
pala017 arbltratlO1l tor atr1kea frl baale 1n4Utri8
Above tlle Datlonal anne) an lDtematlonal Meting ot tOJ
GoverDllent __sement Ul4 labor l bullbullders Dcm14 be a1lallg8d
lfere1n the _ttelS of atabllu1Da Ibullbulltern eUrreDcles balaneb
1nteraatloaal prlooordlllatlna bullbull0110111bullbullbullseta should be
treated to _p out an bullbullona1c plograJD of 4eteueagalnat 5091
1J1teraatiOillll s~te capttal I 11101amp1 aqe-pla GIl
ellS1Ul could retuard further Coauntat uobullbullbullbull there If rlc
bws1neaauderwrlte 0 -rbullbull-ung in China it -7 bullbull11 Asia C
the Volp Rlyer aD4 at_117 aven tlw lJnlted State t1Da
17 aDd peztpa BI1l1brl1
10881b17 tho JII08t ~ work Is to alll now at
correct appralsal of our 00110lIl10 cOlldlttoa to pret bullbullont~
doaward drift 1I1to bull re erlOUt re81on - Russl great
hope The 8091_ call _lk to world 4oa1nlon 0Il1 crrer the eD4
vatd depleted ~ of tAt fair lud Desp1te Jlaraball Plan
spending and post proeperltJ tlle coneumJ power of the
coutry baa fallen ott 15 per n largel beea at h~ pr~
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tllJlut War Now
_ ad tfle ~a-ts ~f maribow~~ militAr~s~~th QJ~ ~ ~~~fltr~middotmiddot )otential is it likely or probable Russia is ready for and Would It~rttotal war nPbullbull
~ ~act~o~ 6 -beC ons i~~~amiddot ~
1) The indust~ial capacity of the United States and of Western Europe ---
2 Our a ir and naval supe riori ty 1lt
3 The mill tary strength of Yugoslavia l~ 4 The man-powe~ potential of Western GermA~ and of Japan 5) The discontented and rebellious and doubtlessly nonshy
cooperative character of most of the people in the satell1te nations
6) Non-Communistio Asia 7 The disorgan1zed condition of China and Asia in general 8) The eventual1~y that all the non-Oowwunistic nations
will unite in every way for survival and fpr the stoppingof Corriffiunistic agres~lon if not for the overthrow of Soviet Government
g) The element of time Is it now or never for Russia Or is it Itwar here war there It peace and war everywhere ays tem matically engaged in to enervate weaken and conquer the Western world If the latter we have more time than we may think but a race with time ana destiny anyway
Propaganda Warfare
Gather together a oabinet of experts from religiOUS educashytional political economio labor management literary dramatic andadvertising intellectual strata
Their work would be to ferret out and ev~luate Communistic progaganda They would use all the Connnunication arta to blitzshykrieg all nati~ns especially the satellite ones and Asia with Truth Bombs about the ideology the history the policy the strate the tactics of Communism rhe purpose of this would be to discredi character worth aims and raise serious doubts ahout the eventual success of Communism
Lenin specifically provided for the scientific use of terror We should reverse Communism in this and in many other aspects To the Koreans and Chinese and to all Asiatics we should say You are being made cannon fodder for the Kremlin for Russia See how Russ ia allows Koreans to die for them whlfL they sit back and wait to walk over the prostrate body of Asia to world conquestIts better to unite with United States the United Tations The West is out to help you save your country The United States gained nothing from World War II But the imperialisti0 landshyhungry blood-stained Russian Bear has swallowed the Baltic countrjsoutheastern Europe China Youre next
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By the Voice of America by leaflets papers magazines by ord ofmiddot mouth part icularly throu3h maritime channe Is we could irculate our message in short pithy statements ppssibly in atiric limericks-jungles and songs
omething like
UPeace peace n the Kremlin cries Let all warlike gestures cease For all that Russia wants to do Is take the Vlol~ld-piece by piece
A promising project would be by diplomacy economic overshyur~s and propaganda to unite the Balkans around Tito if possibler not let Russia know that this is an Ifinteresting possibility rhatever or even if no progress is made in this direction To talin we might say When the chips are down for Western Europe rqu dont exspect the love the loyalty the oooperation of ~ugoslavia and the Balkans Do you exspect them to rewfud RUS8ia middoto~ enslaving them and taking away their natl~nal independence
In China we could spread what is the truth that the Chinese ~ill have the great honor of dying for the Communists tlat China ill be a great battle-field upon which the Chinese na+~on and )eople wlll be crucified by the Hammer of Godless hatred and cut lown by the Sickle of world-hungry greed The reward Crina is hat your age-long scholarly respectable and highly moral nation viII cease to exist and you will be a lackey for Stalin who will Lead you about like a UttJe dog and kick you when it plea1os the rlalter Mao Tse Tung h~s sold out your natio) to Russia As you Ian see now your national independence is dying The glory of rour ancient nation is being swallowed up in the Red fire of 1ussian expansionism Rise up and save Asia for the Asiatics
r1ass int6rnational education of the people of the world on ~he content and record of Cornmunism is needed
Reverse the Stockholm Petition by Circulating throughout the vor ld a pe tit i on for the ce s sa t ion omiddotf Conmrun ist ic aggre a f i on and Lnfiltratlon everywhere as the greatest threat to world peace fWlereas such and such 1s true etc be it resolved that the Sovie lease interfering in other nations affairs that it cease it clasBshyv~rfare violent insurrection propaganda that it therefore desist ~rom such war-mongering Rnd imperialistic designs and machinations ~o seize tho world
Weuro can learn one lesson from the S0viet the value of lnfluencin world public op~nion (the Kgtemlin or confusing public)lnlon a1n of di~credltjlg the Vlest iIl so many parts of the world
~1err D1E -if11fa re _- --_ ___--_shyintegrltGuerrilla waIfare for netional 1nde endence and
An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
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ntern~nal Schuman Plan ECOnomic coordin~ttkn and Cooperation gt
a free world
1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
1 - -~---l-~ ~~lmiddot-nY_~ Pf--I1l1~A_ rrh1~ 1Ft A tw()-nroncrcd
nd t~r~gh ~~ I~~r hee a~d~a there a~d pe~~e 1 ev~r~her~ pbl1c
~~t~~iat~~a~ ~apitampl~~n~ ~gEt~~st ire~1 p~i~te capt~li~m is
In the ight of bpoundith posf1lbilitles the proposals of B0rnard ~~li se~~-setm1) (t~ of~ae~le ~o11oba l~i~ Pt~~tl-maldng~ t he ~op inf19 tion and conseque dmiddott~l~ioniOf ll1zampn~1ngP01VeJt
An internatlonal Schuman Plan accepted for the duration of he COlnnunist theat could undersell Rl~ssla throughout the worldt
uuld step up proc1vction could eliminate luxurious competition ould wield a unltcd font and phalanx particularly in tho heavy ndustries A gelltlerrJr1n I s agreement ~to PP ott Russi ntiJ1t )ehaVeS~~~ cO1sljeredTPJUP ~ 7Y~~ ~f Rustmiddotlia has a f~1t~o for World Na sho no dOlb~ ~s syphonlng off lndustridl potential from he~ stluclllto D~lntrios md herd~ng and grooming rall-~ower to fight hor mJn b1t~lc3
1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
~~~~~~~A1k~C~~~~~J)i~ 2 Inth 11 0 resoltti0T1 m 00 a o~ tmiddot) ~r 3 footJ (c
11Y nqJ~ 01 whch on tho baltli~ cf adequate eviden-o~ thu fjttj2llity )2 tho TJN fiLrlS guilty dlrcetly or iJ1directly of aggr0s3ion I
in Bnotller countl5 is dlsq11alifled as 0 member 0 the 111 so long as rhe aggressive nction perdures directly or inderectly
3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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wr oa -1 t alta -l8la of Yletal7 til _leh tile
laquo_ ad lItIilllM bftacIlII 1lfaI _Sa real1M t4t1a t aU-t td1l8llt war _ elIOt
1IIe I_Sal s ~trSa1 bullbullrlorl or t4Ie 11D1te4 at 4den ltaIIata ~s _me tt to bulld up
laquouVIal 18 1amp1 ad tor at Jaot or
war III tdale dllent_ _ to 8J1IIle ott - __ bull
Ide Jaw _tent to as lhweS u4 to lIMp till
peDnta pol1t1caU -seablebull
It ad41tloo 18 too ft11IeNble ow t_ wholeaale
pattS_ IIJ _eta Daattbull the 1ftII11D eta_etata Dye
_1 1 to 11be__- Spal1l __ tm1D prat
to buIIIl Evope bullbull botl3 III -r the oavla would be
tl1u8baattoaa SUt 1Jt aDd __1 attao_ at tM heart or It lieu peal_ ld bottle up tM StellatlHD aDd 1 cd
be Sa Caal expoee Ita17 t attaelr _ both 14bullbull aDd opm
7 to Atrlaa M 11M ~ ooa14 be ltalJ 1raIloe
0eJWDJ BDa1ad DIeD Europe __14 be 117 bullbullre 1
the s1et
Bd tile Butem Door lD tlJe PaoltSe WCRIl4 atl11 be bullbullbull
beltbtd 1 U bull blUlcm -power ad -t reaoaroea to be ~
tltrea to Iltllal wor14 aonQUat to Mglot LeIl1D JdeU
4 18 M 101111011 w14 bullbull11 n 800 1111111_ Asltlbullbull
c_ allde tlIe _alan asla or -7- So wroplc b_lnebullbull 11
e arurloUII to lmderwrlte the 00JlllDl118t OOllqubullbullt or ASa b7
bolater1as up Mao Img 111 Ch1D1h he st by 40ing 80 _
bullbulla1 Ita OWl do_ s8111Dg oat to 080_ the great Induatrial
IeYolutlon to be obl4 1Jl As1a~ AfrIca ad p0881b17 8wth
amparloa A 00818t bullbullonOJll1e atI4 po1lttoal hold 111 the )tlMl
UJd Par Eaat a eventual1 br1ng the Weat to lt8 kDeea po11tlshy
0amp117 III this light It woul4 appear that lhlsa1an sw0r4shy
rattling to-da 1 tacttc - ab4 bull bold one - tban a tno
ott ~or al1__t agrealon DOW 4~cgt 1~
RUBsia poa Bloh more twbullbullbull lD411eetlon Slae
operates tllr01lampb tbe oltlna ot a OOUDiJT - an _1bullbull of bull C bull
bullbulleIre tellOtJ-traftl1ers ecmfu04 liberals a1ap14e4 worn
and 41eglUfttled IIMRlpa of OM JdDd or _other abullbullbullhoalovak1a
and Ohra ttIrDlah 01480 ot ur _th04a
As a oOll bullbullq1I8llOe the Borth AtlaJlt1e Paot 1n Itself DOll
aot be 0 41eturhbas to KUBala - and _ not be - eept a the
prelude to 111plbullbullI11atlon with araa lie Paet doea not provide
r tnterul aegreslon exteraal17 81lgeDdere4
In I1w ot an the torego1J1gtJ It wOIl14 seem to Bake more
enbullbull 181841amp-17 10 41apateh JIl1111alT 814 aDd pJ4anoe to trc
spote IUId t~ tbe aa at helplDg ow 01ID OIlGIll due
temporarl17 tbt 1I111t817 budget t ho be081188 of the pre~ont
middot Oalte4 state SNdUal17 laquoraID Ita resource PIrK 1tl
oa poUt1ea1 bulle uI allt Osa tlIroapout the
to leoNasoa1l tlMao1al lataDeema nell sail
tIol or tlIe beeleptt --Dt tIld8 b1e aJ Dot
pelle) cripples tM 0Il0III ed 41ourasee OGtai4e t~
seaab eII4
01--17 haa a to ooorlaquoSaate the walth aad eoa
or her tent tIaNaP 41etatOftlhlp aDIl 8oc1amp11stl0 ool1eo1
_t1ea ad 1lpoundSIIdI41sft811t ala proebullbullbull 1fOQ14 nit lr1 bull ~
bold1Dg bull otI0111z1s t tJlw aoet putt tM walth ot ~
4~bullbull lD wsetbull bull t of state oap1ta1lea ae4 to 0
ap1Det ad prlftte plta11_ t1troagb ala labor ~
tt _gee NId _red lilt ~
It _I _oeed bl Oils- a1JIl ~~ It fashIon -
tt Its Oft 11 PlaD bull tile SOWle be
terested III lifts of tJae world pOUtloal17 to rat
errt1 lJIOrl ounas lIIa t1ae t She 0_14
_ or In product lD ts She JIa oontrol o~ AsSA
A111oa aid tIaeD baok 0 1Jl4uawlal tem~ lheD tile
~ the Ialutllal RnOl1ltl_ to eo D _sa and Atl1ea
bullbullbull trata lbaBala wlll be 11IJ4HS to llqu1date the wee eo _
_ ~ tlN tbeD pOllt1eal17 ald It cordltlona tevop m111~
bit Sill Illata pollQ or attn le to e11_ eza4
proflt__kSaamp 111 the Jloa _ to 0118 Il10 oaaceMlI
tftft~ - j
or 1udl1ea in the t1nlte4 State aft arning $SOOOOO and IIl4~
rhlt aft four to tbo ulloa auplOJllc -shy
he tl_ bullbullbullbull rlpto ha the Gove1Jlm8nt ~~t17 a labor t 1a t1-1 conte__ of top le4e to 4180ue
and eet a aere equ1table ratio of prlee prott ud 1neoa
here OOC1Ir8 too -the poa81bl1l ot ettbls up IUltll
pala017 arbltratlO1l tor atr1kea frl baale 1n4Utri8
Above tlle Datlonal anne) an lDtematlonal Meting ot tOJ
GoverDllent __sement Ul4 labor l bullbullders Dcm14 be a1lallg8d
lfere1n the _ttelS of atabllu1Da Ibullbulltern eUrreDcles balaneb
1nteraatloaal prlooordlllatlna bullbull0110111bullbullbullseta should be
treated to _p out an bullbullona1c plograJD of 4eteueagalnat 5091
1J1teraatiOillll s~te capttal I 11101amp1 aqe-pla GIl
ellS1Ul could retuard further Coauntat uobullbullbullbull there If rlc
bws1neaauderwrlte 0 -rbullbull-ung in China it -7 bullbull11 Asia C
the Volp Rlyer aD4 at_117 aven tlw lJnlted State t1Da
17 aDd peztpa BI1l1brl1
10881b17 tho JII08t ~ work Is to alll now at
correct appralsal of our 00110lIl10 cOlldlttoa to pret bullbullont~
doaward drift 1I1to bull re erlOUt re81on - Russl great
hope The 8091_ call _lk to world 4oa1nlon 0Il1 crrer the eD4
vatd depleted ~ of tAt fair lud Desp1te Jlaraball Plan
spending and post proeperltJ tlle coneumJ power of the
coutry baa fallen ott 15 per n largel beea at h~ pr~
4- rr ldP protSh 4laoJ1arpe so ald atta ok
-hsc bJ ltaat StOd protl_ t rS4e tellJlOlQ
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plJoeoft ~1M 1-- _ -Sshy
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lD to tM tbull alt aata be espeetea
eWll to _dam eon17 bullbull111 to-da7 t lIMp Uldte4 at
pan1e1l1as1 oftIaeIt _tn araoll bull
uttarmiddot~ tbat 1 so no ta retule4
1eb17 111 a41t14walmiddot oowstrlea to aolliew oap detate to 4tar
butrleae 4Nbl rteu dollaR to -Sac eboa e presla
~le PMeft1 apprlPl
~
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no or prS lawatlq eaplta1 Sa ataaaated 01 tIPshy ~
all-oRt Ie III tJampe 1 01 TSt1c te
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so upeeta of tile 0014 rtf ae alttS 18
It Ruaa1aI strate 18 baesl17 aterSal1et1c ahe DO doubt
hOpes neatNal17 te waD tato bull 1JIDSte4 Statea tlIaat ill WOIttaIIdtdS FSl~ --taoew at __so a4 pol
leal __ ld be eaaouktlaD
ror bull v1o~tee4 JdUta27 ~
be De Wl7 la re
Il bull r t f
tllJlut War Now
_ ad tfle ~a-ts ~f maribow~~ militAr~s~~th QJ~ ~ ~~~fltr~middotmiddot )otential is it likely or probable Russia is ready for and Would It~rttotal war nPbullbull
~ ~act~o~ 6 -beC ons i~~~amiddot ~
1) The indust~ial capacity of the United States and of Western Europe ---
2 Our a ir and naval supe riori ty 1lt
3 The mill tary strength of Yugoslavia l~ 4 The man-powe~ potential of Western GermA~ and of Japan 5) The discontented and rebellious and doubtlessly nonshy
cooperative character of most of the people in the satell1te nations
6) Non-Communistio Asia 7 The disorgan1zed condition of China and Asia in general 8) The eventual1~y that all the non-Oowwunistic nations
will unite in every way for survival and fpr the stoppingof Corriffiunistic agres~lon if not for the overthrow of Soviet Government
g) The element of time Is it now or never for Russia Or is it Itwar here war there It peace and war everywhere ays tem matically engaged in to enervate weaken and conquer the Western world If the latter we have more time than we may think but a race with time ana destiny anyway
Propaganda Warfare
Gather together a oabinet of experts from religiOUS educashytional political economio labor management literary dramatic andadvertising intellectual strata
Their work would be to ferret out and ev~luate Communistic progaganda They would use all the Connnunication arta to blitzshykrieg all nati~ns especially the satellite ones and Asia with Truth Bombs about the ideology the history the policy the strate the tactics of Communism rhe purpose of this would be to discredi character worth aims and raise serious doubts ahout the eventual success of Communism
Lenin specifically provided for the scientific use of terror We should reverse Communism in this and in many other aspects To the Koreans and Chinese and to all Asiatics we should say You are being made cannon fodder for the Kremlin for Russia See how Russ ia allows Koreans to die for them whlfL they sit back and wait to walk over the prostrate body of Asia to world conquestIts better to unite with United States the United Tations The West is out to help you save your country The United States gained nothing from World War II But the imperialisti0 landshyhungry blood-stained Russian Bear has swallowed the Baltic countrjsoutheastern Europe China Youre next
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By the Voice of America by leaflets papers magazines by ord ofmiddot mouth part icularly throu3h maritime channe Is we could irculate our message in short pithy statements ppssibly in atiric limericks-jungles and songs
omething like
UPeace peace n the Kremlin cries Let all warlike gestures cease For all that Russia wants to do Is take the Vlol~ld-piece by piece
A promising project would be by diplomacy economic overshyur~s and propaganda to unite the Balkans around Tito if possibler not let Russia know that this is an Ifinteresting possibility rhatever or even if no progress is made in this direction To talin we might say When the chips are down for Western Europe rqu dont exspect the love the loyalty the oooperation of ~ugoslavia and the Balkans Do you exspect them to rewfud RUS8ia middoto~ enslaving them and taking away their natl~nal independence
In China we could spread what is the truth that the Chinese ~ill have the great honor of dying for the Communists tlat China ill be a great battle-field upon which the Chinese na+~on and )eople wlll be crucified by the Hammer of Godless hatred and cut lown by the Sickle of world-hungry greed The reward Crina is hat your age-long scholarly respectable and highly moral nation viII cease to exist and you will be a lackey for Stalin who will Lead you about like a UttJe dog and kick you when it plea1os the rlalter Mao Tse Tung h~s sold out your natio) to Russia As you Ian see now your national independence is dying The glory of rour ancient nation is being swallowed up in the Red fire of 1ussian expansionism Rise up and save Asia for the Asiatics
r1ass int6rnational education of the people of the world on ~he content and record of Cornmunism is needed
Reverse the Stockholm Petition by Circulating throughout the vor ld a pe tit i on for the ce s sa t ion omiddotf Conmrun ist ic aggre a f i on and Lnfiltratlon everywhere as the greatest threat to world peace fWlereas such and such 1s true etc be it resolved that the Sovie lease interfering in other nations affairs that it cease it clasBshyv~rfare violent insurrection propaganda that it therefore desist ~rom such war-mongering Rnd imperialistic designs and machinations ~o seize tho world
Weuro can learn one lesson from the S0viet the value of lnfluencin world public op~nion (the Kgtemlin or confusing public)lnlon a1n of di~credltjlg the Vlest iIl so many parts of the world
~1err D1E -if11fa re _- --_ ___--_shyintegrltGuerrilla waIfare for netional 1nde endence and
An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
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ntern~nal Schuman Plan ECOnomic coordin~ttkn and Cooperation gt
a free world
1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
1 - -~---l-~ ~~lmiddot-nY_~ Pf--I1l1~A_ rrh1~ 1Ft A tw()-nroncrcd
nd t~r~gh ~~ I~~r hee a~d~a there a~d pe~~e 1 ev~r~her~ pbl1c
~~t~~iat~~a~ ~apitampl~~n~ ~gEt~~st ire~1 p~i~te capt~li~m is
In the ight of bpoundith posf1lbilitles the proposals of B0rnard ~~li se~~-setm1) (t~ of~ae~le ~o11oba l~i~ Pt~~tl-maldng~ t he ~op inf19 tion and conseque dmiddott~l~ioniOf ll1zampn~1ngP01VeJt
An internatlonal Schuman Plan accepted for the duration of he COlnnunist theat could undersell Rl~ssla throughout the worldt
uuld step up proc1vction could eliminate luxurious competition ould wield a unltcd font and phalanx particularly in tho heavy ndustries A gelltlerrJr1n I s agreement ~to PP ott Russi ntiJ1t )ehaVeS~~~ cO1sljeredTPJUP ~ 7Y~~ ~f Rustmiddotlia has a f~1t~o for World Na sho no dOlb~ ~s syphonlng off lndustridl potential from he~ stluclllto D~lntrios md herd~ng and grooming rall-~ower to fight hor mJn b1t~lc3
1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
~~~~~~~A1k~C~~~~~J)i~ 2 Inth 11 0 resoltti0T1 m 00 a o~ tmiddot) ~r 3 footJ (c
11Y nqJ~ 01 whch on tho baltli~ cf adequate eviden-o~ thu fjttj2llity )2 tho TJN fiLrlS guilty dlrcetly or iJ1directly of aggr0s3ion I
in Bnotller countl5 is dlsq11alifled as 0 member 0 the 111 so long as rhe aggressive nction perdures directly or inderectly
3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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bullbulla1 Ita OWl do_ s8111Dg oat to 080_ the great Induatrial
IeYolutlon to be obl4 1Jl As1a~ AfrIca ad p0881b17 8wth
amparloa A 00818t bullbullonOJll1e atI4 po1lttoal hold 111 the )tlMl
UJd Par Eaat a eventual1 br1ng the Weat to lt8 kDeea po11tlshy
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rattling to-da 1 tacttc - ab4 bull bold one - tban a tno
ott ~or al1__t agrealon DOW 4~cgt 1~
RUBsia poa Bloh more twbullbullbull lD411eetlon Slae
operates tllr01lampb tbe oltlna ot a OOUDiJT - an _1bullbull of bull C bull
bullbulleIre tellOtJ-traftl1ers ecmfu04 liberals a1ap14e4 worn
and 41eglUfttled IIMRlpa of OM JdDd or _other abullbullbullhoalovak1a
and Ohra ttIrDlah 01480 ot ur _th04a
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aot be 0 41eturhbas to KUBala - and _ not be - eept a the
prelude to 111plbullbullI11atlon with araa lie Paet doea not provide
r tnterul aegreslon exteraal17 81lgeDdere4
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spote IUId t~ tbe aa at helplDg ow 01ID OIlGIll due
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middot Oalte4 state SNdUal17 laquoraID Ita resource PIrK 1tl
oa poUt1ea1 bulle uI allt Osa tlIroapout the
to leoNasoa1l tlMao1al lataDeema nell sail
tIol or tlIe beeleptt --Dt tIld8 b1e aJ Dot
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4~bullbull lD wsetbull bull t of state oap1ta1lea ae4 to 0
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~ the Ialutllal RnOl1ltl_ to eo D _sa and Atl1ea
bullbullbull trata lbaBala wlll be 11IJ4HS to llqu1date the wee eo _
_ ~ tlN tbeD pOllt1eal17 ald It cordltlona tevop m111~
bit Sill Illata pollQ or attn le to e11_ eza4
proflt__kSaamp 111 the Jloa _ to 0118 Il10 oaaceMlI
tftft~ - j
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rhlt aft four to tbo ulloa auplOJllc -shy
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and eet a aere equ1table ratio of prlee prott ud 1neoa
here OOC1Ir8 too -the poa81bl1l ot ettbls up IUltll
pala017 arbltratlO1l tor atr1kea frl baale 1n4Utri8
Above tlle Datlonal anne) an lDtematlonal Meting ot tOJ
GoverDllent __sement Ul4 labor l bullbullders Dcm14 be a1lallg8d
lfere1n the _ttelS of atabllu1Da Ibullbulltern eUrreDcles balaneb
1nteraatloaal prlooordlllatlna bullbull0110111bullbullbullseta should be
treated to _p out an bullbullona1c plograJD of 4eteueagalnat 5091
1J1teraatiOillll s~te capttal I 11101amp1 aqe-pla GIl
ellS1Ul could retuard further Coauntat uobullbullbullbull there If rlc
bws1neaauderwrlte 0 -rbullbull-ung in China it -7 bullbull11 Asia C
the Volp Rlyer aD4 at_117 aven tlw lJnlted State t1Da
17 aDd peztpa BI1l1brl1
10881b17 tho JII08t ~ work Is to alll now at
correct appralsal of our 00110lIl10 cOlldlttoa to pret bullbullont~
doaward drift 1I1to bull re erlOUt re81on - Russl great
hope The 8091_ call _lk to world 4oa1nlon 0Il1 crrer the eD4
vatd depleted ~ of tAt fair lud Desp1te Jlaraball Plan
spending and post proeperltJ tlle coneumJ power of the
coutry baa fallen ott 15 per n largel beea at h~ pr~
4- rr ldP protSh 4laoJ1arpe so ald atta ok
-hsc bJ ltaat StOd protl_ t rS4e tellJlOlQ
1_ tII s Ie 1 Ntl0 ~
plJoeoft ~1M 1-- _ -Sshy
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lD to tM tbull alt aata be espeetea
eWll to _dam eon17 bullbull111 to-da7 t lIMp Uldte4 at
pan1e1l1as1 oftIaeIt _tn araoll bull
uttarmiddot~ tbat 1 so no ta retule4
1eb17 111 a41t14walmiddot oowstrlea to aolliew oap detate to 4tar
butrleae 4Nbl rteu dollaR to -Sac eboa e presla
~le PMeft1 apprlPl
~
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w111 4etes son of bull 800lal or se wll1 b
no or prS lawatlq eaplta1 Sa ataaaated 01 tIPshy ~
all-oRt Ie III tJampe 1 01 TSt1c te
bullbulltabilel1e4shy
It 18 t1_ -D1Dc middotbDw at balaM s11W
so upeeta of tile 0014 rtf ae alttS 18
It Ruaa1aI strate 18 baesl17 aterSal1et1c ahe DO doubt
hOpes neatNal17 te waD tato bull 1JIDSte4 Statea tlIaat ill WOIttaIIdtdS FSl~ --taoew at __so a4 pol
leal __ ld be eaaouktlaD
ror bull v1o~tee4 JdUta27 ~
be De Wl7 la re
Il bull r t f
tllJlut War Now
_ ad tfle ~a-ts ~f maribow~~ militAr~s~~th QJ~ ~ ~~~fltr~middotmiddot )otential is it likely or probable Russia is ready for and Would It~rttotal war nPbullbull
~ ~act~o~ 6 -beC ons i~~~amiddot ~
1) The indust~ial capacity of the United States and of Western Europe ---
2 Our a ir and naval supe riori ty 1lt
3 The mill tary strength of Yugoslavia l~ 4 The man-powe~ potential of Western GermA~ and of Japan 5) The discontented and rebellious and doubtlessly nonshy
cooperative character of most of the people in the satell1te nations
6) Non-Communistio Asia 7 The disorgan1zed condition of China and Asia in general 8) The eventual1~y that all the non-Oowwunistic nations
will unite in every way for survival and fpr the stoppingof Corriffiunistic agres~lon if not for the overthrow of Soviet Government
g) The element of time Is it now or never for Russia Or is it Itwar here war there It peace and war everywhere ays tem matically engaged in to enervate weaken and conquer the Western world If the latter we have more time than we may think but a race with time ana destiny anyway
Propaganda Warfare
Gather together a oabinet of experts from religiOUS educashytional political economio labor management literary dramatic andadvertising intellectual strata
Their work would be to ferret out and ev~luate Communistic progaganda They would use all the Connnunication arta to blitzshykrieg all nati~ns especially the satellite ones and Asia with Truth Bombs about the ideology the history the policy the strate the tactics of Communism rhe purpose of this would be to discredi character worth aims and raise serious doubts ahout the eventual success of Communism
Lenin specifically provided for the scientific use of terror We should reverse Communism in this and in many other aspects To the Koreans and Chinese and to all Asiatics we should say You are being made cannon fodder for the Kremlin for Russia See how Russ ia allows Koreans to die for them whlfL they sit back and wait to walk over the prostrate body of Asia to world conquestIts better to unite with United States the United Tations The West is out to help you save your country The United States gained nothing from World War II But the imperialisti0 landshyhungry blood-stained Russian Bear has swallowed the Baltic countrjsoutheastern Europe China Youre next
~F~ ~~ i~4J~~~J4~
MFpi tt ~-RiA tVtbv ttJ~
By the Voice of America by leaflets papers magazines by ord ofmiddot mouth part icularly throu3h maritime channe Is we could irculate our message in short pithy statements ppssibly in atiric limericks-jungles and songs
omething like
UPeace peace n the Kremlin cries Let all warlike gestures cease For all that Russia wants to do Is take the Vlol~ld-piece by piece
A promising project would be by diplomacy economic overshyur~s and propaganda to unite the Balkans around Tito if possibler not let Russia know that this is an Ifinteresting possibility rhatever or even if no progress is made in this direction To talin we might say When the chips are down for Western Europe rqu dont exspect the love the loyalty the oooperation of ~ugoslavia and the Balkans Do you exspect them to rewfud RUS8ia middoto~ enslaving them and taking away their natl~nal independence
In China we could spread what is the truth that the Chinese ~ill have the great honor of dying for the Communists tlat China ill be a great battle-field upon which the Chinese na+~on and )eople wlll be crucified by the Hammer of Godless hatred and cut lown by the Sickle of world-hungry greed The reward Crina is hat your age-long scholarly respectable and highly moral nation viII cease to exist and you will be a lackey for Stalin who will Lead you about like a UttJe dog and kick you when it plea1os the rlalter Mao Tse Tung h~s sold out your natio) to Russia As you Ian see now your national independence is dying The glory of rour ancient nation is being swallowed up in the Red fire of 1ussian expansionism Rise up and save Asia for the Asiatics
r1ass int6rnational education of the people of the world on ~he content and record of Cornmunism is needed
Reverse the Stockholm Petition by Circulating throughout the vor ld a pe tit i on for the ce s sa t ion omiddotf Conmrun ist ic aggre a f i on and Lnfiltratlon everywhere as the greatest threat to world peace fWlereas such and such 1s true etc be it resolved that the Sovie lease interfering in other nations affairs that it cease it clasBshyv~rfare violent insurrection propaganda that it therefore desist ~rom such war-mongering Rnd imperialistic designs and machinations ~o seize tho world
Weuro can learn one lesson from the S0viet the value of lnfluencin world public op~nion (the Kgtemlin or confusing public)lnlon a1n of di~credltjlg the Vlest iIl so many parts of the world
~1err D1E -if11fa re _- --_ ___--_shyintegrltGuerrilla waIfare for netional 1nde endence and
An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
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ntern~nal Schuman Plan ECOnomic coordin~ttkn and Cooperation gt
a free world
1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
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nd t~r~gh ~~ I~~r hee a~d~a there a~d pe~~e 1 ev~r~her~ pbl1c
~~t~~iat~~a~ ~apitampl~~n~ ~gEt~~st ire~1 p~i~te capt~li~m is
In the ight of bpoundith posf1lbilitles the proposals of B0rnard ~~li se~~-setm1) (t~ of~ae~le ~o11oba l~i~ Pt~~tl-maldng~ t he ~op inf19 tion and conseque dmiddott~l~ioniOf ll1zampn~1ngP01VeJt
An internatlonal Schuman Plan accepted for the duration of he COlnnunist theat could undersell Rl~ssla throughout the worldt
uuld step up proc1vction could eliminate luxurious competition ould wield a unltcd font and phalanx particularly in tho heavy ndustries A gelltlerrJr1n I s agreement ~to PP ott Russi ntiJ1t )ehaVeS~~~ cO1sljeredTPJUP ~ 7Y~~ ~f Rustmiddotlia has a f~1t~o for World Na sho no dOlb~ ~s syphonlng off lndustridl potential from he~ stluclllto D~lntrios md herd~ng and grooming rall-~ower to fight hor mJn b1t~lc3
1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
~~~~~~~A1k~C~~~~~J)i~ 2 Inth 11 0 resoltti0T1 m 00 a o~ tmiddot) ~r 3 footJ (c
11Y nqJ~ 01 whch on tho baltli~ cf adequate eviden-o~ thu fjttj2llity )2 tho TJN fiLrlS guilty dlrcetly or iJ1directly of aggr0s3ion I
in Bnotller countl5 is dlsq11alifled as 0 member 0 the 111 so long as rhe aggressive nction perdures directly or inderectly
3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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and eet a aere equ1table ratio of prlee prott ud 1neoa
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pala017 arbltratlO1l tor atr1kea frl baale 1n4Utri8
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lfere1n the _ttelS of atabllu1Da Ibullbulltern eUrreDcles balaneb
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treated to _p out an bullbullona1c plograJD of 4eteueagalnat 5091
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bws1neaauderwrlte 0 -rbullbull-ung in China it -7 bullbull11 Asia C
the Volp Rlyer aD4 at_117 aven tlw lJnlted State t1Da
17 aDd peztpa BI1l1brl1
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correct appralsal of our 00110lIl10 cOlldlttoa to pret bullbullont~
doaward drift 1I1to bull re erlOUt re81on - Russl great
hope The 8091_ call _lk to world 4oa1nlon 0Il1 crrer the eD4
vatd depleted ~ of tAt fair lud Desp1te Jlaraball Plan
spending and post proeperltJ tlle coneumJ power of the
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1) The indust~ial capacity of the United States and of Western Europe ---
2 Our a ir and naval supe riori ty 1lt
3 The mill tary strength of Yugoslavia l~ 4 The man-powe~ potential of Western GermA~ and of Japan 5) The discontented and rebellious and doubtlessly nonshy
cooperative character of most of the people in the satell1te nations
6) Non-Communistio Asia 7 The disorgan1zed condition of China and Asia in general 8) The eventual1~y that all the non-Oowwunistic nations
will unite in every way for survival and fpr the stoppingof Corriffiunistic agres~lon if not for the overthrow of Soviet Government
g) The element of time Is it now or never for Russia Or is it Itwar here war there It peace and war everywhere ays tem matically engaged in to enervate weaken and conquer the Western world If the latter we have more time than we may think but a race with time ana destiny anyway
Propaganda Warfare
Gather together a oabinet of experts from religiOUS educashytional political economio labor management literary dramatic andadvertising intellectual strata
Their work would be to ferret out and ev~luate Communistic progaganda They would use all the Connnunication arta to blitzshykrieg all nati~ns especially the satellite ones and Asia with Truth Bombs about the ideology the history the policy the strate the tactics of Communism rhe purpose of this would be to discredi character worth aims and raise serious doubts ahout the eventual success of Communism
Lenin specifically provided for the scientific use of terror We should reverse Communism in this and in many other aspects To the Koreans and Chinese and to all Asiatics we should say You are being made cannon fodder for the Kremlin for Russia See how Russ ia allows Koreans to die for them whlfL they sit back and wait to walk over the prostrate body of Asia to world conquestIts better to unite with United States the United Tations The West is out to help you save your country The United States gained nothing from World War II But the imperialisti0 landshyhungry blood-stained Russian Bear has swallowed the Baltic countrjsoutheastern Europe China Youre next
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By the Voice of America by leaflets papers magazines by ord ofmiddot mouth part icularly throu3h maritime channe Is we could irculate our message in short pithy statements ppssibly in atiric limericks-jungles and songs
omething like
UPeace peace n the Kremlin cries Let all warlike gestures cease For all that Russia wants to do Is take the Vlol~ld-piece by piece
A promising project would be by diplomacy economic overshyur~s and propaganda to unite the Balkans around Tito if possibler not let Russia know that this is an Ifinteresting possibility rhatever or even if no progress is made in this direction To talin we might say When the chips are down for Western Europe rqu dont exspect the love the loyalty the oooperation of ~ugoslavia and the Balkans Do you exspect them to rewfud RUS8ia middoto~ enslaving them and taking away their natl~nal independence
In China we could spread what is the truth that the Chinese ~ill have the great honor of dying for the Communists tlat China ill be a great battle-field upon which the Chinese na+~on and )eople wlll be crucified by the Hammer of Godless hatred and cut lown by the Sickle of world-hungry greed The reward Crina is hat your age-long scholarly respectable and highly moral nation viII cease to exist and you will be a lackey for Stalin who will Lead you about like a UttJe dog and kick you when it plea1os the rlalter Mao Tse Tung h~s sold out your natio) to Russia As you Ian see now your national independence is dying The glory of rour ancient nation is being swallowed up in the Red fire of 1ussian expansionism Rise up and save Asia for the Asiatics
r1ass int6rnational education of the people of the world on ~he content and record of Cornmunism is needed
Reverse the Stockholm Petition by Circulating throughout the vor ld a pe tit i on for the ce s sa t ion omiddotf Conmrun ist ic aggre a f i on and Lnfiltratlon everywhere as the greatest threat to world peace fWlereas such and such 1s true etc be it resolved that the Sovie lease interfering in other nations affairs that it cease it clasBshyv~rfare violent insurrection propaganda that it therefore desist ~rom such war-mongering Rnd imperialistic designs and machinations ~o seize tho world
Weuro can learn one lesson from the S0viet the value of lnfluencin world public op~nion (the Kgtemlin or confusing public)lnlon a1n of di~credltjlg the Vlest iIl so many parts of the world
~1err D1E -if11fa re _- --_ ___--_shyintegrltGuerrilla waIfare for netional 1nde endence and
An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
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ntern~nal Schuman Plan ECOnomic coordin~ttkn and Cooperation gt
a free world
1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
1 - -~---l-~ ~~lmiddot-nY_~ Pf--I1l1~A_ rrh1~ 1Ft A tw()-nroncrcd
nd t~r~gh ~~ I~~r hee a~d~a there a~d pe~~e 1 ev~r~her~ pbl1c
~~t~~iat~~a~ ~apitampl~~n~ ~gEt~~st ire~1 p~i~te capt~li~m is
In the ight of bpoundith posf1lbilitles the proposals of B0rnard ~~li se~~-setm1) (t~ of~ae~le ~o11oba l~i~ Pt~~tl-maldng~ t he ~op inf19 tion and conseque dmiddott~l~ioniOf ll1zampn~1ngP01VeJt
An internatlonal Schuman Plan accepted for the duration of he COlnnunist theat could undersell Rl~ssla throughout the worldt
uuld step up proc1vction could eliminate luxurious competition ould wield a unltcd font and phalanx particularly in tho heavy ndustries A gelltlerrJr1n I s agreement ~to PP ott Russi ntiJ1t )ehaVeS~~~ cO1sljeredTPJUP ~ 7Y~~ ~f Rustmiddotlia has a f~1t~o for World Na sho no dOlb~ ~s syphonlng off lndustridl potential from he~ stluclllto D~lntrios md herd~ng and grooming rall-~ower to fight hor mJn b1t~lc3
1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
~~~~~~~A1k~C~~~~~J)i~ 2 Inth 11 0 resoltti0T1 m 00 a o~ tmiddot) ~r 3 footJ (c
11Y nqJ~ 01 whch on tho baltli~ cf adequate eviden-o~ thu fjttj2llity )2 tho TJN fiLrlS guilty dlrcetly or iJ1directly of aggr0s3ion I
in Bnotller countl5 is dlsq11alifled as 0 member 0 the 111 so long as rhe aggressive nction perdures directly or inderectly
3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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Ia Geaeral Srdthbull baenoe I t8k1rc he 1117 or oIalowledllna letter to h1a of 20 Augusto
I _ eare that aaerl Sldtb -111 Namp4 with lotrellt JOur oba at1oJll ~1Da C_atat ldeolOQ amplid lce It 18 alw til deep gratltloatlao tor hill to 1 troa leteN lJke va that 10 publlap1rited oi~ are I1YiD1 uoh aerielII tbought to matters of thil _tuN
Yoo tbouamphtttll to oOllPatulatA the General oa b1a ao1OD tO U ~h1p ot t Ceatn1 lnte1l1pDoe Aceuo7 He wtu be YerJ 8Iamptetvl
s1fteeNl7 I
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oa poUt1ea1 bulle uI allt Osa tlIroapout the
to leoNasoa1l tlMao1al lataDeema nell sail
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pelle) cripples tM 0Il0III ed 41ourasee OGtai4e t~
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and eet a aere equ1table ratio of prlee prott ud 1neoa
here OOC1Ir8 too -the poa81bl1l ot ettbls up IUltll
pala017 arbltratlO1l tor atr1kea frl baale 1n4Utri8
Above tlle Datlonal anne) an lDtematlonal Meting ot tOJ
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lfere1n the _ttelS of atabllu1Da Ibullbulltern eUrreDcles balaneb
1nteraatloaal prlooordlllatlna bullbull0110111bullbullbullseta should be
treated to _p out an bullbullona1c plograJD of 4eteueagalnat 5091
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ellS1Ul could retuard further Coauntat uobullbullbullbull there If rlc
bws1neaauderwrlte 0 -rbullbull-ung in China it -7 bullbull11 Asia C
the Volp Rlyer aD4 at_117 aven tlw lJnlted State t1Da
17 aDd peztpa BI1l1brl1
10881b17 tho JII08t ~ work Is to alll now at
correct appralsal of our 00110lIl10 cOlldlttoa to pret bullbullont~
doaward drift 1I1to bull re erlOUt re81on - Russl great
hope The 8091_ call _lk to world 4oa1nlon 0Il1 crrer the eD4
vatd depleted ~ of tAt fair lud Desp1te Jlaraball Plan
spending and post proeperltJ tlle coneumJ power of the
coutry baa fallen ott 15 per n largel beea at h~ pr~
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_ ad tfle ~a-ts ~f maribow~~ militAr~s~~th QJ~ ~ ~~~fltr~middotmiddot )otential is it likely or probable Russia is ready for and Would It~rttotal war nPbullbull
~ ~act~o~ 6 -beC ons i~~~amiddot ~
1) The indust~ial capacity of the United States and of Western Europe ---
2 Our a ir and naval supe riori ty 1lt
3 The mill tary strength of Yugoslavia l~ 4 The man-powe~ potential of Western GermA~ and of Japan 5) The discontented and rebellious and doubtlessly nonshy
cooperative character of most of the people in the satell1te nations
6) Non-Communistio Asia 7 The disorgan1zed condition of China and Asia in general 8) The eventual1~y that all the non-Oowwunistic nations
will unite in every way for survival and fpr the stoppingof Corriffiunistic agres~lon if not for the overthrow of Soviet Government
g) The element of time Is it now or never for Russia Or is it Itwar here war there It peace and war everywhere ays tem matically engaged in to enervate weaken and conquer the Western world If the latter we have more time than we may think but a race with time ana destiny anyway
Propaganda Warfare
Gather together a oabinet of experts from religiOUS educashytional political economio labor management literary dramatic andadvertising intellectual strata
Their work would be to ferret out and ev~luate Communistic progaganda They would use all the Connnunication arta to blitzshykrieg all nati~ns especially the satellite ones and Asia with Truth Bombs about the ideology the history the policy the strate the tactics of Communism rhe purpose of this would be to discredi character worth aims and raise serious doubts ahout the eventual success of Communism
Lenin specifically provided for the scientific use of terror We should reverse Communism in this and in many other aspects To the Koreans and Chinese and to all Asiatics we should say You are being made cannon fodder for the Kremlin for Russia See how Russ ia allows Koreans to die for them whlfL they sit back and wait to walk over the prostrate body of Asia to world conquestIts better to unite with United States the United Tations The West is out to help you save your country The United States gained nothing from World War II But the imperialisti0 landshyhungry blood-stained Russian Bear has swallowed the Baltic countrjsoutheastern Europe China Youre next
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By the Voice of America by leaflets papers magazines by ord ofmiddot mouth part icularly throu3h maritime channe Is we could irculate our message in short pithy statements ppssibly in atiric limericks-jungles and songs
omething like
UPeace peace n the Kremlin cries Let all warlike gestures cease For all that Russia wants to do Is take the Vlol~ld-piece by piece
A promising project would be by diplomacy economic overshyur~s and propaganda to unite the Balkans around Tito if possibler not let Russia know that this is an Ifinteresting possibility rhatever or even if no progress is made in this direction To talin we might say When the chips are down for Western Europe rqu dont exspect the love the loyalty the oooperation of ~ugoslavia and the Balkans Do you exspect them to rewfud RUS8ia middoto~ enslaving them and taking away their natl~nal independence
In China we could spread what is the truth that the Chinese ~ill have the great honor of dying for the Communists tlat China ill be a great battle-field upon which the Chinese na+~on and )eople wlll be crucified by the Hammer of Godless hatred and cut lown by the Sickle of world-hungry greed The reward Crina is hat your age-long scholarly respectable and highly moral nation viII cease to exist and you will be a lackey for Stalin who will Lead you about like a UttJe dog and kick you when it plea1os the rlalter Mao Tse Tung h~s sold out your natio) to Russia As you Ian see now your national independence is dying The glory of rour ancient nation is being swallowed up in the Red fire of 1ussian expansionism Rise up and save Asia for the Asiatics
r1ass int6rnational education of the people of the world on ~he content and record of Cornmunism is needed
Reverse the Stockholm Petition by Circulating throughout the vor ld a pe tit i on for the ce s sa t ion omiddotf Conmrun ist ic aggre a f i on and Lnfiltratlon everywhere as the greatest threat to world peace fWlereas such and such 1s true etc be it resolved that the Sovie lease interfering in other nations affairs that it cease it clasBshyv~rfare violent insurrection propaganda that it therefore desist ~rom such war-mongering Rnd imperialistic designs and machinations ~o seize tho world
Weuro can learn one lesson from the S0viet the value of lnfluencin world public op~nion (the Kgtemlin or confusing public)lnlon a1n of di~credltjlg the Vlest iIl so many parts of the world
~1err D1E -if11fa re _- --_ ___--_shyintegrltGuerrilla waIfare for netional 1nde endence and
An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
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ntern~nal Schuman Plan ECOnomic coordin~ttkn and Cooperation gt
a free world
1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
1 - -~---l-~ ~~lmiddot-nY_~ Pf--I1l1~A_ rrh1~ 1Ft A tw()-nroncrcd
nd t~r~gh ~~ I~~r hee a~d~a there a~d pe~~e 1 ev~r~her~ pbl1c
~~t~~iat~~a~ ~apitampl~~n~ ~gEt~~st ire~1 p~i~te capt~li~m is
In the ight of bpoundith posf1lbilitles the proposals of B0rnard ~~li se~~-setm1) (t~ of~ae~le ~o11oba l~i~ Pt~~tl-maldng~ t he ~op inf19 tion and conseque dmiddott~l~ioniOf ll1zampn~1ngP01VeJt
An internatlonal Schuman Plan accepted for the duration of he COlnnunist theat could undersell Rl~ssla throughout the worldt
uuld step up proc1vction could eliminate luxurious competition ould wield a unltcd font and phalanx particularly in tho heavy ndustries A gelltlerrJr1n I s agreement ~to PP ott Russi ntiJ1t )ehaVeS~~~ cO1sljeredTPJUP ~ 7Y~~ ~f Rustmiddotlia has a f~1t~o for World Na sho no dOlb~ ~s syphonlng off lndustridl potential from he~ stluclllto D~lntrios md herd~ng and grooming rall-~ower to fight hor mJn b1t~lc3
1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
~~~~~~~A1k~C~~~~~J)i~ 2 Inth 11 0 resoltti0T1 m 00 a o~ tmiddot) ~r 3 footJ (c
11Y nqJ~ 01 whch on tho baltli~ cf adequate eviden-o~ thu fjttj2llity )2 tho TJN fiLrlS guilty dlrcetly or iJ1directly of aggr0s3ion I
in Bnotller countl5 is dlsq11alifled as 0 member 0 the 111 so long as rhe aggressive nction perdures directly or inderectly
3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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and eet a aere equ1table ratio of prlee prott ud 1neoa
here OOC1Ir8 too -the poa81bl1l ot ettbls up IUltll
pala017 arbltratlO1l tor atr1kea frl baale 1n4Utri8
Above tlle Datlonal anne) an lDtematlonal Meting ot tOJ
GoverDllent __sement Ul4 labor l bullbullders Dcm14 be a1lallg8d
lfere1n the _ttelS of atabllu1Da Ibullbulltern eUrreDcles balaneb
1nteraatloaal prlooordlllatlna bullbull0110111bullbullbullseta should be
treated to _p out an bullbullona1c plograJD of 4eteueagalnat 5091
1J1teraatiOillll s~te capttal I 11101amp1 aqe-pla GIl
ellS1Ul could retuard further Coauntat uobullbullbullbull there If rlc
bws1neaauderwrlte 0 -rbullbull-ung in China it -7 bullbull11 Asia C
the Volp Rlyer aD4 at_117 aven tlw lJnlted State t1Da
17 aDd peztpa BI1l1brl1
10881b17 tho JII08t ~ work Is to alll now at
correct appralsal of our 00110lIl10 cOlldlttoa to pret bullbullont~
doaward drift 1I1to bull re erlOUt re81on - Russl great
hope The 8091_ call _lk to world 4oa1nlon 0Il1 crrer the eD4
vatd depleted ~ of tAt fair lud Desp1te Jlaraball Plan
spending and post proeperltJ tlle coneumJ power of the
coutry baa fallen ott 15 per n largel beea at h~ pr~
4- rr ldP protSh 4laoJ1arpe so ald atta ok
-hsc bJ ltaat StOd protl_ t rS4e tellJlOlQ
1_ tII s Ie 1 Ntl0 ~
plJoeoft ~1M 1-- _ -Sshy
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Sq power ___ bull _- or s- 1tl8Jl _lJIa1atl_
lD to tM tbull alt aata be espeetea
eWll to _dam eon17 bullbull111 to-da7 t lIMp Uldte4 at
pan1e1l1as1 oftIaeIt _tn araoll bull
uttarmiddot~ tbat 1 so no ta retule4
1eb17 111 a41t14walmiddot oowstrlea to aolliew oap detate to 4tar
butrleae 4Nbl rteu dollaR to -Sac eboa e presla
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hOpes neatNal17 te waD tato bull 1JIDSte4 Statea tlIaat ill WOIttaIIdtdS FSl~ --taoew at __so a4 pol
leal __ ld be eaaouktlaD
ror bull v1o~tee4 JdUta27 ~
be De Wl7 la re
Il bull r t f
tllJlut War Now
_ ad tfle ~a-ts ~f maribow~~ militAr~s~~th QJ~ ~ ~~~fltr~middotmiddot )otential is it likely or probable Russia is ready for and Would It~rttotal war nPbullbull
~ ~act~o~ 6 -beC ons i~~~amiddot ~
1) The indust~ial capacity of the United States and of Western Europe ---
2 Our a ir and naval supe riori ty 1lt
3 The mill tary strength of Yugoslavia l~ 4 The man-powe~ potential of Western GermA~ and of Japan 5) The discontented and rebellious and doubtlessly nonshy
cooperative character of most of the people in the satell1te nations
6) Non-Communistio Asia 7 The disorgan1zed condition of China and Asia in general 8) The eventual1~y that all the non-Oowwunistic nations
will unite in every way for survival and fpr the stoppingof Corriffiunistic agres~lon if not for the overthrow of Soviet Government
g) The element of time Is it now or never for Russia Or is it Itwar here war there It peace and war everywhere ays tem matically engaged in to enervate weaken and conquer the Western world If the latter we have more time than we may think but a race with time ana destiny anyway
Propaganda Warfare
Gather together a oabinet of experts from religiOUS educashytional political economio labor management literary dramatic andadvertising intellectual strata
Their work would be to ferret out and ev~luate Communistic progaganda They would use all the Connnunication arta to blitzshykrieg all nati~ns especially the satellite ones and Asia with Truth Bombs about the ideology the history the policy the strate the tactics of Communism rhe purpose of this would be to discredi character worth aims and raise serious doubts ahout the eventual success of Communism
Lenin specifically provided for the scientific use of terror We should reverse Communism in this and in many other aspects To the Koreans and Chinese and to all Asiatics we should say You are being made cannon fodder for the Kremlin for Russia See how Russ ia allows Koreans to die for them whlfL they sit back and wait to walk over the prostrate body of Asia to world conquestIts better to unite with United States the United Tations The West is out to help you save your country The United States gained nothing from World War II But the imperialisti0 landshyhungry blood-stained Russian Bear has swallowed the Baltic countrjsoutheastern Europe China Youre next
~F~ ~~ i~4J~~~J4~
MFpi tt ~-RiA tVtbv ttJ~
By the Voice of America by leaflets papers magazines by ord ofmiddot mouth part icularly throu3h maritime channe Is we could irculate our message in short pithy statements ppssibly in atiric limericks-jungles and songs
omething like
UPeace peace n the Kremlin cries Let all warlike gestures cease For all that Russia wants to do Is take the Vlol~ld-piece by piece
A promising project would be by diplomacy economic overshyur~s and propaganda to unite the Balkans around Tito if possibler not let Russia know that this is an Ifinteresting possibility rhatever or even if no progress is made in this direction To talin we might say When the chips are down for Western Europe rqu dont exspect the love the loyalty the oooperation of ~ugoslavia and the Balkans Do you exspect them to rewfud RUS8ia middoto~ enslaving them and taking away their natl~nal independence
In China we could spread what is the truth that the Chinese ~ill have the great honor of dying for the Communists tlat China ill be a great battle-field upon which the Chinese na+~on and )eople wlll be crucified by the Hammer of Godless hatred and cut lown by the Sickle of world-hungry greed The reward Crina is hat your age-long scholarly respectable and highly moral nation viII cease to exist and you will be a lackey for Stalin who will Lead you about like a UttJe dog and kick you when it plea1os the rlalter Mao Tse Tung h~s sold out your natio) to Russia As you Ian see now your national independence is dying The glory of rour ancient nation is being swallowed up in the Red fire of 1ussian expansionism Rise up and save Asia for the Asiatics
r1ass int6rnational education of the people of the world on ~he content and record of Cornmunism is needed
Reverse the Stockholm Petition by Circulating throughout the vor ld a pe tit i on for the ce s sa t ion omiddotf Conmrun ist ic aggre a f i on and Lnfiltratlon everywhere as the greatest threat to world peace fWlereas such and such 1s true etc be it resolved that the Sovie lease interfering in other nations affairs that it cease it clasBshyv~rfare violent insurrection propaganda that it therefore desist ~rom such war-mongering Rnd imperialistic designs and machinations ~o seize tho world
Weuro can learn one lesson from the S0viet the value of lnfluencin world public op~nion (the Kgtemlin or confusing public)lnlon a1n of di~credltjlg the Vlest iIl so many parts of the world
~1err D1E -if11fa re _- --_ ___--_shyintegrltGuerrilla waIfare for netional 1nde endence and
An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
~ bull gt
ntern~nal Schuman Plan ECOnomic coordin~ttkn and Cooperation gt
a free world
1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
1 - -~---l-~ ~~lmiddot-nY_~ Pf--I1l1~A_ rrh1~ 1Ft A tw()-nroncrcd
nd t~r~gh ~~ I~~r hee a~d~a there a~d pe~~e 1 ev~r~her~ pbl1c
~~t~~iat~~a~ ~apitampl~~n~ ~gEt~~st ire~1 p~i~te capt~li~m is
In the ight of bpoundith posf1lbilitles the proposals of B0rnard ~~li se~~-setm1) (t~ of~ae~le ~o11oba l~i~ Pt~~tl-maldng~ t he ~op inf19 tion and conseque dmiddott~l~ioniOf ll1zampn~1ngP01VeJt
An internatlonal Schuman Plan accepted for the duration of he COlnnunist theat could undersell Rl~ssla throughout the worldt
uuld step up proc1vction could eliminate luxurious competition ould wield a unltcd font and phalanx particularly in tho heavy ndustries A gelltlerrJr1n I s agreement ~to PP ott Russi ntiJ1t )ehaVeS~~~ cO1sljeredTPJUP ~ 7Y~~ ~f Rustmiddotlia has a f~1t~o for World Na sho no dOlb~ ~s syphonlng off lndustridl potential from he~ stluclllto D~lntrios md herd~ng and grooming rall-~ower to fight hor mJn b1t~lc3
1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
~~~~~~~A1k~C~~~~~J)i~ 2 Inth 11 0 resoltti0T1 m 00 a o~ tmiddot) ~r 3 footJ (c
11Y nqJ~ 01 whch on tho baltli~ cf adequate eviden-o~ thu fjttj2llity )2 tho TJN fiLrlS guilty dlrcetly or iJ1directly of aggr0s3ion I
in Bnotller countl5 is dlsq11alifled as 0 member 0 the 111 so long as rhe aggressive nction perdures directly or inderectly
3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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1) The indust~ial capacity of the United States and of Western Europe ---
2 Our a ir and naval supe riori ty 1lt
3 The mill tary strength of Yugoslavia l~ 4 The man-powe~ potential of Western GermA~ and of Japan 5) The discontented and rebellious and doubtlessly nonshy
cooperative character of most of the people in the satell1te nations
6) Non-Communistio Asia 7 The disorgan1zed condition of China and Asia in general 8) The eventual1~y that all the non-Oowwunistic nations
will unite in every way for survival and fpr the stoppingof Corriffiunistic agres~lon if not for the overthrow of Soviet Government
g) The element of time Is it now or never for Russia Or is it Itwar here war there It peace and war everywhere ays tem matically engaged in to enervate weaken and conquer the Western world If the latter we have more time than we may think but a race with time ana destiny anyway
Propaganda Warfare
Gather together a oabinet of experts from religiOUS educashytional political economio labor management literary dramatic andadvertising intellectual strata
Their work would be to ferret out and ev~luate Communistic progaganda They would use all the Connnunication arta to blitzshykrieg all nati~ns especially the satellite ones and Asia with Truth Bombs about the ideology the history the policy the strate the tactics of Communism rhe purpose of this would be to discredi character worth aims and raise serious doubts ahout the eventual success of Communism
Lenin specifically provided for the scientific use of terror We should reverse Communism in this and in many other aspects To the Koreans and Chinese and to all Asiatics we should say You are being made cannon fodder for the Kremlin for Russia See how Russ ia allows Koreans to die for them whlfL they sit back and wait to walk over the prostrate body of Asia to world conquestIts better to unite with United States the United Tations The West is out to help you save your country The United States gained nothing from World War II But the imperialisti0 landshyhungry blood-stained Russian Bear has swallowed the Baltic countrjsoutheastern Europe China Youre next
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By the Voice of America by leaflets papers magazines by ord ofmiddot mouth part icularly throu3h maritime channe Is we could irculate our message in short pithy statements ppssibly in atiric limericks-jungles and songs
omething like
UPeace peace n the Kremlin cries Let all warlike gestures cease For all that Russia wants to do Is take the Vlol~ld-piece by piece
A promising project would be by diplomacy economic overshyur~s and propaganda to unite the Balkans around Tito if possibler not let Russia know that this is an Ifinteresting possibility rhatever or even if no progress is made in this direction To talin we might say When the chips are down for Western Europe rqu dont exspect the love the loyalty the oooperation of ~ugoslavia and the Balkans Do you exspect them to rewfud RUS8ia middoto~ enslaving them and taking away their natl~nal independence
In China we could spread what is the truth that the Chinese ~ill have the great honor of dying for the Communists tlat China ill be a great battle-field upon which the Chinese na+~on and )eople wlll be crucified by the Hammer of Godless hatred and cut lown by the Sickle of world-hungry greed The reward Crina is hat your age-long scholarly respectable and highly moral nation viII cease to exist and you will be a lackey for Stalin who will Lead you about like a UttJe dog and kick you when it plea1os the rlalter Mao Tse Tung h~s sold out your natio) to Russia As you Ian see now your national independence is dying The glory of rour ancient nation is being swallowed up in the Red fire of 1ussian expansionism Rise up and save Asia for the Asiatics
r1ass int6rnational education of the people of the world on ~he content and record of Cornmunism is needed
Reverse the Stockholm Petition by Circulating throughout the vor ld a pe tit i on for the ce s sa t ion omiddotf Conmrun ist ic aggre a f i on and Lnfiltratlon everywhere as the greatest threat to world peace fWlereas such and such 1s true etc be it resolved that the Sovie lease interfering in other nations affairs that it cease it clasBshyv~rfare violent insurrection propaganda that it therefore desist ~rom such war-mongering Rnd imperialistic designs and machinations ~o seize tho world
Weuro can learn one lesson from the S0viet the value of lnfluencin world public op~nion (the Kgtemlin or confusing public)lnlon a1n of di~credltjlg the Vlest iIl so many parts of the world
~1err D1E -if11fa re _- --_ ___--_shyintegrltGuerrilla waIfare for netional 1nde endence and
An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
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ntern~nal Schuman Plan ECOnomic coordin~ttkn and Cooperation gt
a free world
1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
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nd t~r~gh ~~ I~~r hee a~d~a there a~d pe~~e 1 ev~r~her~ pbl1c
~~t~~iat~~a~ ~apitampl~~n~ ~gEt~~st ire~1 p~i~te capt~li~m is
In the ight of bpoundith posf1lbilitles the proposals of B0rnard ~~li se~~-setm1) (t~ of~ae~le ~o11oba l~i~ Pt~~tl-maldng~ t he ~op inf19 tion and conseque dmiddott~l~ioniOf ll1zampn~1ngP01VeJt
An internatlonal Schuman Plan accepted for the duration of he COlnnunist theat could undersell Rl~ssla throughout the worldt
uuld step up proc1vction could eliminate luxurious competition ould wield a unltcd font and phalanx particularly in tho heavy ndustries A gelltlerrJr1n I s agreement ~to PP ott Russi ntiJ1t )ehaVeS~~~ cO1sljeredTPJUP ~ 7Y~~ ~f Rustmiddotlia has a f~1t~o for World Na sho no dOlb~ ~s syphonlng off lndustridl potential from he~ stluclllto D~lntrios md herd~ng and grooming rall-~ower to fight hor mJn b1t~lc3
1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
~~~~~~~A1k~C~~~~~J)i~ 2 Inth 11 0 resoltti0T1 m 00 a o~ tmiddot) ~r 3 footJ (c
11Y nqJ~ 01 whch on tho baltli~ cf adequate eviden-o~ thu fjttj2llity )2 tho TJN fiLrlS guilty dlrcetly or iJ1directly of aggr0s3ion I
in Bnotller countl5 is dlsq11alifled as 0 member 0 the 111 so long as rhe aggressive nction perdures directly or inderectly
3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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The RNDI lohD A(I Grace Cud1aal Haps H1amph School 650 Orand CoocourM New York 51 New Ion
Ia Geaeral Srdthbull baenoe I t8k1rc he 1117 or oIalowledllna letter to h1a of 20 Augusto
I _ eare that aaerl Sldtb -111 Namp4 with lotrellt JOur oba at1oJll ~1Da C_atat ldeolOQ amplid lce It 18 alw til deep gratltloatlao tor hill to 1 troa leteN lJke va that 10 publlap1rited oi~ are I1YiD1 uoh aerielII tbought to matters of thil _tuN
Yoo tbouamphtttll to oOllPatulatA the General oa b1a ao1OD tO U ~h1p ot t Ceatn1 lnte1l1pDoe Aceuo7 He wtu be YerJ 8Iamptetvl
s1fteeNl7 I
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Il bull r t f
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_ ad tfle ~a-ts ~f maribow~~ militAr~s~~th QJ~ ~ ~~~fltr~middotmiddot )otential is it likely or probable Russia is ready for and Would It~rttotal war nPbullbull
~ ~act~o~ 6 -beC ons i~~~amiddot ~
1) The indust~ial capacity of the United States and of Western Europe ---
2 Our a ir and naval supe riori ty 1lt
3 The mill tary strength of Yugoslavia l~ 4 The man-powe~ potential of Western GermA~ and of Japan 5) The discontented and rebellious and doubtlessly nonshy
cooperative character of most of the people in the satell1te nations
6) Non-Communistio Asia 7 The disorgan1zed condition of China and Asia in general 8) The eventual1~y that all the non-Oowwunistic nations
will unite in every way for survival and fpr the stoppingof Corriffiunistic agres~lon if not for the overthrow of Soviet Government
g) The element of time Is it now or never for Russia Or is it Itwar here war there It peace and war everywhere ays tem matically engaged in to enervate weaken and conquer the Western world If the latter we have more time than we may think but a race with time ana destiny anyway
Propaganda Warfare
Gather together a oabinet of experts from religiOUS educashytional political economio labor management literary dramatic andadvertising intellectual strata
Their work would be to ferret out and ev~luate Communistic progaganda They would use all the Connnunication arta to blitzshykrieg all nati~ns especially the satellite ones and Asia with Truth Bombs about the ideology the history the policy the strate the tactics of Communism rhe purpose of this would be to discredi character worth aims and raise serious doubts ahout the eventual success of Communism
Lenin specifically provided for the scientific use of terror We should reverse Communism in this and in many other aspects To the Koreans and Chinese and to all Asiatics we should say You are being made cannon fodder for the Kremlin for Russia See how Russ ia allows Koreans to die for them whlfL they sit back and wait to walk over the prostrate body of Asia to world conquestIts better to unite with United States the United Tations The West is out to help you save your country The United States gained nothing from World War II But the imperialisti0 landshyhungry blood-stained Russian Bear has swallowed the Baltic countrjsoutheastern Europe China Youre next
~F~ ~~ i~4J~~~J4~
MFpi tt ~-RiA tVtbv ttJ~
By the Voice of America by leaflets papers magazines by ord ofmiddot mouth part icularly throu3h maritime channe Is we could irculate our message in short pithy statements ppssibly in atiric limericks-jungles and songs
omething like
UPeace peace n the Kremlin cries Let all warlike gestures cease For all that Russia wants to do Is take the Vlol~ld-piece by piece
A promising project would be by diplomacy economic overshyur~s and propaganda to unite the Balkans around Tito if possibler not let Russia know that this is an Ifinteresting possibility rhatever or even if no progress is made in this direction To talin we might say When the chips are down for Western Europe rqu dont exspect the love the loyalty the oooperation of ~ugoslavia and the Balkans Do you exspect them to rewfud RUS8ia middoto~ enslaving them and taking away their natl~nal independence
In China we could spread what is the truth that the Chinese ~ill have the great honor of dying for the Communists tlat China ill be a great battle-field upon which the Chinese na+~on and )eople wlll be crucified by the Hammer of Godless hatred and cut lown by the Sickle of world-hungry greed The reward Crina is hat your age-long scholarly respectable and highly moral nation viII cease to exist and you will be a lackey for Stalin who will Lead you about like a UttJe dog and kick you when it plea1os the rlalter Mao Tse Tung h~s sold out your natio) to Russia As you Ian see now your national independence is dying The glory of rour ancient nation is being swallowed up in the Red fire of 1ussian expansionism Rise up and save Asia for the Asiatics
r1ass int6rnational education of the people of the world on ~he content and record of Cornmunism is needed
Reverse the Stockholm Petition by Circulating throughout the vor ld a pe tit i on for the ce s sa t ion omiddotf Conmrun ist ic aggre a f i on and Lnfiltratlon everywhere as the greatest threat to world peace fWlereas such and such 1s true etc be it resolved that the Sovie lease interfering in other nations affairs that it cease it clasBshyv~rfare violent insurrection propaganda that it therefore desist ~rom such war-mongering Rnd imperialistic designs and machinations ~o seize tho world
Weuro can learn one lesson from the S0viet the value of lnfluencin world public op~nion (the Kgtemlin or confusing public)lnlon a1n of di~credltjlg the Vlest iIl so many parts of the world
~1err D1E -if11fa re _- --_ ___--_shyintegrltGuerrilla waIfare for netional 1nde endence and
An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
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ntern~nal Schuman Plan ECOnomic coordin~ttkn and Cooperation gt
a free world
1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
1 - -~---l-~ ~~lmiddot-nY_~ Pf--I1l1~A_ rrh1~ 1Ft A tw()-nroncrcd
nd t~r~gh ~~ I~~r hee a~d~a there a~d pe~~e 1 ev~r~her~ pbl1c
~~t~~iat~~a~ ~apitampl~~n~ ~gEt~~st ire~1 p~i~te capt~li~m is
In the ight of bpoundith posf1lbilitles the proposals of B0rnard ~~li se~~-setm1) (t~ of~ae~le ~o11oba l~i~ Pt~~tl-maldng~ t he ~op inf19 tion and conseque dmiddott~l~ioniOf ll1zampn~1ngP01VeJt
An internatlonal Schuman Plan accepted for the duration of he COlnnunist theat could undersell Rl~ssla throughout the worldt
uuld step up proc1vction could eliminate luxurious competition ould wield a unltcd font and phalanx particularly in tho heavy ndustries A gelltlerrJr1n I s agreement ~to PP ott Russi ntiJ1t )ehaVeS~~~ cO1sljeredTPJUP ~ 7Y~~ ~f Rustmiddotlia has a f~1t~o for World Na sho no dOlb~ ~s syphonlng off lndustridl potential from he~ stluclllto D~lntrios md herd~ng and grooming rall-~ower to fight hor mJn b1t~lc3
1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
~~~~~~~A1k~C~~~~~J)i~ 2 Inth 11 0 resoltti0T1 m 00 a o~ tmiddot) ~r 3 footJ (c
11Y nqJ~ 01 whch on tho baltli~ cf adequate eviden-o~ thu fjttj2llity )2 tho TJN fiLrlS guilty dlrcetly or iJ1directly of aggr0s3ion I
in Bnotller countl5 is dlsq11alifled as 0 member 0 the 111 so long as rhe aggressive nction perdures directly or inderectly
3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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Ia Geaeral Srdthbull baenoe I t8k1rc he 1117 or oIalowledllna letter to h1a of 20 Augusto
I _ eare that aaerl Sldtb -111 Namp4 with lotrellt JOur oba at1oJll ~1Da C_atat ldeolOQ amplid lce It 18 alw til deep gratltloatlao tor hill to 1 troa leteN lJke va that 10 publlap1rited oi~ are I1YiD1 uoh aerielII tbought to matters of thil _tuN
Yoo tbouamphtttll to oOllPatulatA the General oa b1a ao1OD tO U ~h1p ot t Ceatn1 lnte1l1pDoe Aceuo7 He wtu be YerJ 8Iamptetvl
s1fteeNl7 I
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tllJlut War Now
_ ad tfle ~a-ts ~f maribow~~ militAr~s~~th QJ~ ~ ~~~fltr~middotmiddot )otential is it likely or probable Russia is ready for and Would It~rttotal war nPbullbull
~ ~act~o~ 6 -beC ons i~~~amiddot ~
1) The indust~ial capacity of the United States and of Western Europe ---
2 Our a ir and naval supe riori ty 1lt
3 The mill tary strength of Yugoslavia l~ 4 The man-powe~ potential of Western GermA~ and of Japan 5) The discontented and rebellious and doubtlessly nonshy
cooperative character of most of the people in the satell1te nations
6) Non-Communistio Asia 7 The disorgan1zed condition of China and Asia in general 8) The eventual1~y that all the non-Oowwunistic nations
will unite in every way for survival and fpr the stoppingof Corriffiunistic agres~lon if not for the overthrow of Soviet Government
g) The element of time Is it now or never for Russia Or is it Itwar here war there It peace and war everywhere ays tem matically engaged in to enervate weaken and conquer the Western world If the latter we have more time than we may think but a race with time ana destiny anyway
Propaganda Warfare
Gather together a oabinet of experts from religiOUS educashytional political economio labor management literary dramatic andadvertising intellectual strata
Their work would be to ferret out and ev~luate Communistic progaganda They would use all the Connnunication arta to blitzshykrieg all nati~ns especially the satellite ones and Asia with Truth Bombs about the ideology the history the policy the strate the tactics of Communism rhe purpose of this would be to discredi character worth aims and raise serious doubts ahout the eventual success of Communism
Lenin specifically provided for the scientific use of terror We should reverse Communism in this and in many other aspects To the Koreans and Chinese and to all Asiatics we should say You are being made cannon fodder for the Kremlin for Russia See how Russ ia allows Koreans to die for them whlfL they sit back and wait to walk over the prostrate body of Asia to world conquestIts better to unite with United States the United Tations The West is out to help you save your country The United States gained nothing from World War II But the imperialisti0 landshyhungry blood-stained Russian Bear has swallowed the Baltic countrjsoutheastern Europe China Youre next
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UPeace peace n the Kremlin cries Let all warlike gestures cease For all that Russia wants to do Is take the Vlol~ld-piece by piece
A promising project would be by diplomacy economic overshyur~s and propaganda to unite the Balkans around Tito if possibler not let Russia know that this is an Ifinteresting possibility rhatever or even if no progress is made in this direction To talin we might say When the chips are down for Western Europe rqu dont exspect the love the loyalty the oooperation of ~ugoslavia and the Balkans Do you exspect them to rewfud RUS8ia middoto~ enslaving them and taking away their natl~nal independence
In China we could spread what is the truth that the Chinese ~ill have the great honor of dying for the Communists tlat China ill be a great battle-field upon which the Chinese na+~on and )eople wlll be crucified by the Hammer of Godless hatred and cut lown by the Sickle of world-hungry greed The reward Crina is hat your age-long scholarly respectable and highly moral nation viII cease to exist and you will be a lackey for Stalin who will Lead you about like a UttJe dog and kick you when it plea1os the rlalter Mao Tse Tung h~s sold out your natio) to Russia As you Ian see now your national independence is dying The glory of rour ancient nation is being swallowed up in the Red fire of 1ussian expansionism Rise up and save Asia for the Asiatics
r1ass int6rnational education of the people of the world on ~he content and record of Cornmunism is needed
Reverse the Stockholm Petition by Circulating throughout the vor ld a pe tit i on for the ce s sa t ion omiddotf Conmrun ist ic aggre a f i on and Lnfiltratlon everywhere as the greatest threat to world peace fWlereas such and such 1s true etc be it resolved that the Sovie lease interfering in other nations affairs that it cease it clasBshyv~rfare violent insurrection propaganda that it therefore desist ~rom such war-mongering Rnd imperialistic designs and machinations ~o seize tho world
Weuro can learn one lesson from the S0viet the value of lnfluencin world public op~nion (the Kgtemlin or confusing public)lnlon a1n of di~credltjlg the Vlest iIl so many parts of the world
~1err D1E -if11fa re _- --_ ___--_shyintegrltGuerrilla waIfare for netional 1nde endence and
An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
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a free world
1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
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An internatlonal Schuman Plan accepted for the duration of he COlnnunist theat could undersell Rl~ssla throughout the worldt
uuld step up proc1vction could eliminate luxurious competition ould wield a unltcd font and phalanx particularly in tho heavy ndustries A gelltlerrJr1n I s agreement ~to PP ott Russi ntiJ1t )ehaVeS~~~ cO1sljeredTPJUP ~ 7Y~~ ~f Rustmiddotlia has a f~1t~o for World Na sho no dOlb~ ~s syphonlng off lndustridl potential from he~ stluclllto D~lntrios md herd~ng and grooming rall-~ower to fight hor mJn b1t~lc3
1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
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3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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omething like
UPeace peace n the Kremlin cries Let all warlike gestures cease For all that Russia wants to do Is take the Vlol~ld-piece by piece
A promising project would be by diplomacy economic overshyur~s and propaganda to unite the Balkans around Tito if possibler not let Russia know that this is an Ifinteresting possibility rhatever or even if no progress is made in this direction To talin we might say When the chips are down for Western Europe rqu dont exspect the love the loyalty the oooperation of ~ugoslavia and the Balkans Do you exspect them to rewfud RUS8ia middoto~ enslaving them and taking away their natl~nal independence
In China we could spread what is the truth that the Chinese ~ill have the great honor of dying for the Communists tlat China ill be a great battle-field upon which the Chinese na+~on and )eople wlll be crucified by the Hammer of Godless hatred and cut lown by the Sickle of world-hungry greed The reward Crina is hat your age-long scholarly respectable and highly moral nation viII cease to exist and you will be a lackey for Stalin who will Lead you about like a UttJe dog and kick you when it plea1os the rlalter Mao Tse Tung h~s sold out your natio) to Russia As you Ian see now your national independence is dying The glory of rour ancient nation is being swallowed up in the Red fire of 1ussian expansionism Rise up and save Asia for the Asiatics
r1ass int6rnational education of the people of the world on ~he content and record of Cornmunism is needed
Reverse the Stockholm Petition by Circulating throughout the vor ld a pe tit i on for the ce s sa t ion omiddotf Conmrun ist ic aggre a f i on and Lnfiltratlon everywhere as the greatest threat to world peace fWlereas such and such 1s true etc be it resolved that the Sovie lease interfering in other nations affairs that it cease it clasBshyv~rfare violent insurrection propaganda that it therefore desist ~rom such war-mongering Rnd imperialistic designs and machinations ~o seize tho world
Weuro can learn one lesson from the S0viet the value of lnfluencin world public op~nion (the Kgtemlin or confusing public)lnlon a1n of di~credltjlg the Vlest iIl so many parts of the world
~1err D1E -if11fa re _- --_ ___--_shyintegrltGuerrilla waIfare for netional 1nde endence and
An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
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1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
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An internatlonal Schuman Plan accepted for the duration of he COlnnunist theat could undersell Rl~ssla throughout the worldt
uuld step up proc1vction could eliminate luxurious competition ould wield a unltcd font and phalanx particularly in tho heavy ndustries A gelltlerrJr1n I s agreement ~to PP ott Russi ntiJ1t )ehaVeS~~~ cO1sljeredTPJUP ~ 7Y~~ ~f Rustmiddotlia has a f~1t~o for World Na sho no dOlb~ ~s syphonlng off lndustridl potential from he~ stluclllto D~lntrios md herd~ng and grooming rall-~ower to fight hor mJn b1t~lc3
1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
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in Bnotller countl5 is dlsq11alifled as 0 member 0 the 111 so long as rhe aggressive nction perdures directly or inderectly
3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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Ia Geaeral Srdthbull baenoe I t8k1rc he 1117 or oIalowledllna letter to h1a of 20 Augusto
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By the Voice of America by leaflets papers magazines by ord ofmiddot mouth part icularly throu3h maritime channe Is we could irculate our message in short pithy statements ppssibly in atiric limericks-jungles and songs
omething like
UPeace peace n the Kremlin cries Let all warlike gestures cease For all that Russia wants to do Is take the Vlol~ld-piece by piece
A promising project would be by diplomacy economic overshyur~s and propaganda to unite the Balkans around Tito if possibler not let Russia know that this is an Ifinteresting possibility rhatever or even if no progress is made in this direction To talin we might say When the chips are down for Western Europe rqu dont exspect the love the loyalty the oooperation of ~ugoslavia and the Balkans Do you exspect them to rewfud RUS8ia middoto~ enslaving them and taking away their natl~nal independence
In China we could spread what is the truth that the Chinese ~ill have the great honor of dying for the Communists tlat China ill be a great battle-field upon which the Chinese na+~on and )eople wlll be crucified by the Hammer of Godless hatred and cut lown by the Sickle of world-hungry greed The reward Crina is hat your age-long scholarly respectable and highly moral nation viII cease to exist and you will be a lackey for Stalin who will Lead you about like a UttJe dog and kick you when it plea1os the rlalter Mao Tse Tung h~s sold out your natio) to Russia As you Ian see now your national independence is dying The glory of rour ancient nation is being swallowed up in the Red fire of 1ussian expansionism Rise up and save Asia for the Asiatics
r1ass int6rnational education of the people of the world on ~he content and record of Cornmunism is needed
Reverse the Stockholm Petition by Circulating throughout the vor ld a pe tit i on for the ce s sa t ion omiddotf Conmrun ist ic aggre a f i on and Lnfiltratlon everywhere as the greatest threat to world peace fWlereas such and such 1s true etc be it resolved that the Sovie lease interfering in other nations affairs that it cease it clasBshyv~rfare violent insurrection propaganda that it therefore desist ~rom such war-mongering Rnd imperialistic designs and machinations ~o seize tho world
Weuro can learn one lesson from the S0viet the value of lnfluencin world public op~nion (the Kgtemlin or confusing public)lnlon a1n of di~credltjlg the Vlest iIl so many parts of the world
~1err D1E -if11fa re _- --_ ___--_shyintegrltGuerrilla waIfare for netional 1nde endence and
An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
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a free world
1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
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~~t~~iat~~a~ ~apitampl~~n~ ~gEt~~st ire~1 p~i~te capt~li~m is
In the ight of bpoundith posf1lbilitles the proposals of B0rnard ~~li se~~-setm1) (t~ of~ae~le ~o11oba l~i~ Pt~~tl-maldng~ t he ~op inf19 tion and conseque dmiddott~l~ioniOf ll1zampn~1ngP01VeJt
An internatlonal Schuman Plan accepted for the duration of he COlnnunist theat could undersell Rl~ssla throughout the worldt
uuld step up proc1vction could eliminate luxurious competition ould wield a unltcd font and phalanx particularly in tho heavy ndustries A gelltlerrJr1n I s agreement ~to PP ott Russi ntiJ1t )ehaVeS~~~ cO1sljeredTPJUP ~ 7Y~~ ~f Rustmiddotlia has a f~1t~o for World Na sho no dOlb~ ~s syphonlng off lndustridl potential from he~ stluclllto D~lntrios md herd~ng and grooming rall-~ower to fight hor mJn b1t~lc3
1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
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in Bnotller countl5 is dlsq11alifled as 0 member 0 the 111 so long as rhe aggressive nction perdures directly or inderectly
3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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An interesting possibility is 0 nationalistic insurrectioni vement in Russia itself If the Russian people could be reached ld impressed with the fact that the Kremlin is preparing to Lcn~fice millions of their choice man power not because Russia is 1 danger not because tho West wants war or land but because the emlin wants the world a great deal of sullen passive resistance )uld be engendered
If the feeling becomes strong enough some small intensely
ltionalistic group in Russia might provide some kind of leadership Id ~irecti~n to a widespread popular even if muted op~osition J in all-out war A widespread whispering campaign in ~us~ia ~ainst the Soviet Governmsnt is not something to be pas~ed over tphtly It might go somewhat in this wise This Government of ou gOprepar1ng to sacrifice ml11ions of our flesh and blood in a war go~nst the West llere ~ strong nation Wepe not being attacked he United States didnt gain anything from World War II She could ave taken Europe if she wanted to Her army was great Stalin ants to use the Russian people to drench our nation in blood and onquer the world We dont wish to take other peoples ccuntrtes e want to remain in peace in our rIotherland Russin Why should e fight There arc 180 millions of us Russians f enough of us nlted we could get rid of this world-hungry Government of ours VV ny die later on anJ71vay Maybe we could smug Ie in enough arms and verthrow the Kremlin and malre Russia free once again Or what coul he Kremlin do if most of us refuse to fight lt~
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1 Some such economic rapproachment if only I1for the duratic eems necessary to offset Communisms abiding plan to effect througt ut the world what Stalin termed fla coordinated proletarian economy
2 An international conference of the free nations of the olld in which Goverrutilmt Management and Labor would be represented s in order As much sOQrcoy pospible is advl~ab~e Basic in o~mU~i3t ideology is tho p~edicted collapse of capitalism fir~t rem internal defects and second by external pressures artificially Y~0rted hy Communist teachings strategy and tactics An honest 0mpletc epprnisal of free enterprise is needed Possibly the unc1amental advantage the SO~Tict has is tbe oIection of a ha~hly Olcontra ted ii1to rnat ional capitalism in which sa to IIi te people and (~rourG08 r0701ve about tbe central at)] the Kremlin The 3cviGt ~)PeuroS T) 2h-lC (Iff morc 9ld nClre martietI from the West +0 111~ xCI~r21-~~c uso of slave lGror to lnderse i 2 t1(J lost to lrCeurop cr~e or6 middotc)rJGIrloJ un)uJaneed by ec13~_tatlrpound large niliGLY bJdrots
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1 Geeat emphasis shOlld be given to the basici([lct tJ~at ~he frve world is lined up aginst Soviet slovery HGnCETtrEn for flupaganda SOCUIe tho JUbl ic OO1nn11 tment of ~m Asl1 ~ c en
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3 Pressure should be brought to bear to get es many countri into the UN as possible Instead of boingham-strung by the HrtOto5al veto pOVler of tho Security Council a twc-third nojorit~~ cf the Goneral Assembly would be a more domoeratic ropreshyslntatir)Y Jf world opiniun The time for such sccnrlng admissions lnd allies is running out We can scarcely l1yenito ether nations i1 tho ] N when World War III seoms imnlnont r if 3uch should be tle cnse
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