WORLD PEACE
Sir, —If restrictions on the power of individuals to do as they like, whenl they like, where they like, to the: injury of others or detrimentally to social, political or military purpose, constitutes reactionary conditions for your ‘‘No More War” correspondent, Ihen all forms of civil government | are reactionary, as well as military i organisations. In general acceptance of the term, the purposes of a military organisation make its character, which is clearly reactionary with the regimes of Franco Spain and Chiang KaiShek; and both of these being proteges of ruling interests of the United States brings these also into the rating of reactionary. As to the continual growth of armaments being a menace to peace in the world, this is undoubtedly the case and gives special importance to the proposals of the U.S.S.R. for progressive, general disarmament. —Yours, etc.. A.H.S.H. November 30, 1953.
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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27211, 1 December 1953, Page 2
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