Sir Dingle Foot, Q.C., M.P., whose resignation as Solicitor General is referred to above, said in a BBC Home Service interview on Monday that the time was coming when Britain should aid African guerrillas in Rhodesia. "They and we are on the same side", he said. "Like resistance fighters in the last war, these fighters are fighting for a similar cause =~ against alien rule and the doctrine of the master race," Sir Dingle thought that few people in this country are fully aware of the facts of the case. "Tt is simply a police stae based upon extreme racial discrimination." He objected to the emotive word "terrorism" to describe guerrilla activity, and added that he doubted Smith's claims to be mopping up resistance fighters almost as they crossed the border.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 9, c. 31 August 1967
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