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Summit Talks Again

· International Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 11, 15 February 1962 · p. 4 of the scan · 159 words

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It appears that again we are to be treated to whole now round of talks, negotiations, proposals, differing lists of invitoos, etc., which can be called sumiitry. Again the C.P.s of the world will show their role of being propaganda agencies of whichever clique happens to be on top in the Kremlin by arguing the merits of tho latest proposal, or counterproposal,of Krushchov. The ordinary people all over the world mst be hoartily sick of all this, What is there really to discuss? Can any amount of discussion persuade the leaders of U.S. imperialism to abandon their sclf-appointed rolo or erecting a 'Chinese wall! against world revolution? Or detract thom from their ultimate objective of reconquering those areas lost to imperialism? This is not a psychological problem. The only positive outcomo of summit talks possible is somo kind of a deal at the expense of the colonial rovolution (maybe Cuba) in exchange for concessions over Borlin. (to bo continued)

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