Philosophy of a Slave (Attack on Tito) - Communist China -
Abstract
A slave is always loyal to his master. If, the master were to die, the slave would mourn. And when the master is sick, even his dog will cry in sorrow. Recently, when American imperialism was uncovered before the people of the world, the Tito bloc of Yugoslavia naturally mourned and cried. But while Tito and his like mourned for their master's misfortune, they acted hypocritically as champions of justice. They said such things as "Than an American airplane flew over Soviet territory (attention: they didn't say violated' but flew) is not a major incident at the present time. " This incident "should not" become "a pretext for a dispute of such magnitude".' Tito himself even shamelessly declared: "We who did not take part in the conference should not be just an on-looker in the cold war." According to Tito, the American airplane's violation of Soviet territory was not "a major incident" but a small thing. If such reasoning is correct, then the people of the world aren't obliged to condemn the American bandit. If that were so, then American imperialists would escape safely under the cover of Tito! What a hypocrite! What a man, to dare to advocate that "we should not be just an onlooker in the cold war" I bet the Tito clique trying to play a trick in order to turn attention away from their American master and help their master escape the just sentence of the people of the world. And on the other hand if the American violation of Soviet air space was not a major incident," then the Soviet condemnation of the American bandit was only making a big thing out of nothing, which shouldn't be done. If the American airplane's violation of Soviet air space "should not" become a pretext for a dispute of such magnitude," then the Soviet insistence on protecting its sovereignty, and the Soviet demand for apology from the American bandit, were also in the wrong. If these are so, then
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 15, 1960
- Accession Number
- ADA376861
Entities
Organizations
- Joint Publications Research Service