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Show Kremlin Dispells Satellite Myth In this county we often encounter en-counter in lukewarm and misguided mis-guided Americans the frustrating frustrat-ing argument that Soviet Communism Com-munism seeks not to expand but to contain itself peaceably. These same sources assert the Soviet ringed itself with satellites out of fear of the west. We are now told by the Kremlin Krem-lin itself how false these convictions convic-tions are, says the Houston, Tex., Chronicle. A communique, in the semantic jargon and double talk of Communists everywhere, yet unequivocal in its meaning, has just been issued which clearly states that world domination is the aim of communism and that the Kremlin shall be the leader in this movement. The document was issued after several weeks of meetings by Communist leaders of 12 countries. Refering to anti-Communists as "the ruling classes," the communique commu-nique asserts "they usually offer resistance to their own extermination" extermi-nation" and that "the possibility of nonpeaceful transition to socialism so-cialism should be borne in mind. This is clearly a call for armed revolution and civil war when the leaders in the Kremlin believe be-lieve their hour to strike has come. The call for unity among Communists of the world means simply the imposition of a military mili-tary discipline under central con- J trol at the Kremlin. When the Soviet speaks of peace it means temporizing; it means peace for the moment. J The Soviet has deviated a long way from the economic principles princi-ples of Marx. It has modified Lenin's teachings to suit its own evil purposes. But it has never deviated from its original dream of world domination and it is time for the free world to wake UP- I |
