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Teaching the Americans Imperialists (2)

The Week Vol. 9, No. 5, c. 31 January 1968 · p. 3 of the scan · 98 words

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The Pueblo affair was another demonstration that the small nations of the world need not quake with fear in face of Arerican imperialism. Contrast the behaviour of North Korea with that of the British Labour Government. War-devastated North Korea refused to allow the Americans to spy off its coast, Mr. Wilson and his colleagues capitulate to every demand the Americans make, Brown's defence of the Americans in the House of Cormons reached the depths of cravenness. The North Koreans not only taught the Americans a lesson: they taught everyone that it is possible to call the American bluff.

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