from Fat Jordan John Holland's comment on the discussion we are having on Rhodesia seened to ne to grossly oversimplify things, It suffered from a more fundamental point howevers its lack of app igation to present day conditions and the tasks that we have to faces I would/ after Christ to go into this in much more detail but let me say here and now that it is not the place of this movement in a journal directed towards the British movement to put forward slogans which are connected with the tasks of the Russian and Chinese governments. We can, of course, make a general appreciation of what socialist governnents should do but precise slogans and demands should be directed towards our Governments
The WeekThe Week Vol. 5, No. 1, 4 January 1966
Rhodesta: a Note
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