the latest prophet, all that is lacking is some spectacular event such as a hurricane, a march of the unemployed or some invented emergency. In such a situation, the emotional preparation would be perfect for some pocket putschist who would assume power in the interest of “national unity and order” in the usual South American manner.” A recent editorial in the Jamaica Gleaner pointing to the instability noticeable in the two parties, observed that the country was in the melting pot. SOE eA aE RP SY TTS IT TPIS CND Easter March
The WeekThe Week Vol. 3, No. 11, 17 March 1965
exploited by any clever demagogue who decided to set himself up as
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