writer "I am very glad that this demonstration is being held, and regret that I am not able to speak at it. The American troops in Vietnam are continuing the age of barbarism. They have no moral right whatsoever to oppose the Vietnamese peoples struggle to take control of their own country and their own destiny. The presence of the Americans perpetuates appalling suffering and ruin, and they should be immediately withdrawn. The American attempt to occupy Vietnam is the most vicious form of imperialism the world has yet seen, and every person must condemn it, and do what they can to end it."
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 16, 19 October 1967
writer ALLAN SILLITOE
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