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Ta <#ey Ma aaearaek vaalM Saae- a< M. May aM yraaaere Me aarttax. aaaaBt Me* eMa jaaaaton, so Mac wbat a feeaeatoa a tbe to tones aad ato ce« be eaM at a toaar ynce » romer a osffer Meet at abntoa< waeM aausceto. for Me

Ebeb ba a kyrrame occurs, is a veatak aa as aapracedetrted cajaaay by Mate as Me mimI’s top, through toe* »«a a if Me oroinary people toed * roee gtHea life style kanaf the beaaa, aak Mtat oate Me wieaaar seegna- Mea bat eabM. > mane w iD apsa prrrai.

S7ATE DOLE CUTBACKS

la eakktoa io tovarak socsumption aaadarke oaeaspioymeot andtoMVae taek »aya Me eeeMl arttoa of «kjkt ® ff«r» cat oeext xj w -ailed eacbi sen res. The «ate ao« was taaug- wtoai MiKiaky to redvae <*<« and aeeraaae yeafita

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Mb av toa to pearMe to aeaK. to lea eeapheetwiwf by Me eaa «r raa toto aortars vto bare bad to Myeto «a M caaker aaeretea of Me sate nyreeaanat of ±e« ex? k>. terv Ta *a»?»Tss«-.Menace or aetfue, abba a Mart tto after becaaiaif fttoiew Vane Mat ba. moat of Mara rare sedeto aKb eaeeaa « defer vbbe acB eemai a “2raf " Tovard the end of Me bae» «nx BT7L Mk bad accncaoieaek la at a*aay of S2.32T per Mrady end aaetsacto aa rtotal, abicb attaeenk ia tocay s aaar ad ooiiar eoaJd be Marry anee ac. fgatwhcari—da).

The tot Mat Me rich vbe yraaaih doer t vorb, get neb a, able Me to ef aocsecy, abicb afvayt eflen W b serr jcea, strjgg.es to stake «cs aer. hetpa to radaoece Met aspaie «?-<; wealth a filched froe the toward? att the coffers at the oatuBf micarrty. Wed era are paid for ther skua, eras t to epead ratio, to kaey Mens e vatof order . far further uea Caag yeeyfc br profits s a ha i bapyeaa, nottoea people.

LBeerto, “soeai eemeeT act to yelee for aibetoies oo wages * rap deprameta The Cased an braacb of to Unked Auto Workers was iwart ot to w h en it reeaotiy pose tec oc t Mat (toak isa auto w orkers wages were &to « hour lower than Me* U.S. coaster pra. partly because Caaadan workers to Medicare. iTtrnraCofoRitt Vt;'S2k Tb» exploiore Qatar* of such bead w* * cone* more otmous abeo flKb pedT • ‘semcra to society” era reduced « to era wc a tsraw of a general fal is P*to Beiawrag such myths as a appoto «s» boo mtereei caa sea aicb aKcbauto* « ‘how can Me government to » *

human?” while sick workas die « tot« admeots waiting to get •» crowded hospitals.

Leftwisf government* to to —e to mg. as they itiesnpt to ns theirs® M B.C., whea Me NDP ftoan®* ■* M office, it coataaied Me abas to hacks that had bees started asto to WAC Bennett Socsd Credit to ward to e end of its resp. The x-£ government <a Saskatchewan bb«, before it was replaced BJ PTogetoTfr-ConoBTStaee.

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aa eatieto Crfea the tot freea<s4s xtoto ttoe«* to toe* usmpemnl v vw.»« 'jautaf* aed mcreato arms peed- A-fnee to cMtoeeea toe ftortad warftera The toetota wtoaews ano fblttag wage XMaJp rang to** other wtasstzwe The ,41,-lie gpreato serve* the world bring* tafdiprtawnw

Vbea there baa been enough humanBinr when more people haw star ad. Atosrrr stuped of wore capttai. foods -vcwo a wuiedwasee. stocks departed iad wages toe low enough to make to •ecsoat more profitable. demana will

s0ua e heed supply. The treat art of aecsete will alow their workers to sup- part them si the near tail employment tarsi again Until the next crisis force* ahaas toto (briber enforced idleness

TVs a the future of the world's wage aad ratary workers while they play a mbordtaata, following role, either as paaalm stoctora. or as material to be —by owe-party police sates.

The seen« brains they use to create eppuleoce for a parasite class can be used to sol w their owa problems and to torwe • life worthwhile, where the means of production and distribution Is com* mealy owned and democratically coo* soiled by humanity to be used solely for the use of the species.

Informed political ecu on to achieve thia hasie social change is nterswry, so that people can consciously control the economy • their destinies. That is. have the hast they want within the abundant potential of e as ting material conditions.

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D«taMMM foMow booms M naturally m sight follows day. The object of inTrscnent a profit, to • giard capital. The fact that toe oewi don't need more woafth a beesde the point. And they are aot necessarily greedy It a Um nature of the ssearn of production, when it assume* the form of capital. to e v and. Growth is its only reason for e aatence • bat periods of mosd capita. expansions create the coodiuoru tor its contraction. ana see etna.

In the ncma, competiow struggle that ft aa -narneta to the cbeapeet producer . each product; w a ait e vends u scale of operations regardless of known demand, out memy as an eno at itself. There a no oahanoa. a*! aaits are < am n < .ndependently m a sea of chaos. Too much capitai dewe'ope. there a procuc- tion of too much means of production.

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For insance. Mart aaaa (14-MII bad a piece about the proWtrn ehNNa of the ’90‘s exp Laming chat west «f these vie urns of a «kkmm sad ceoto dactory emavnaaeot dida1 coaw ben the “lowsr eh wet”, (bow away Isesr claaaadf) but from the “afOwea?* tha “_wil be crawling ail osar itsdf In jobs into the neon decode" Tbs tad affluent class ef course ■ not lookief for jobs, most ef them twee esear M one and aeear wiQ. bacaaar they dse’t have to. They owa enough caphsl tot they can Ine a style that woriro ealy hear about now and then. ±» Irfeetvie come* from their mtcre*t and or dividends of their investments. The gulf ‘hat separates the higher paid section of to working class and their masters b as anmeoae ooe. The salaried part ef to useful class, as MacLsea’i aud. haw Is scramble for jobs, produce profits far a parasite class and suffer the threw «t (or actual) unemployment the so* M the reek MacLean's second instance an to an army officer who wood tod himself looking for a new job to minute he stopped working s<hisamd- erous trade • In return for a glardM wage called a salary.The thrd reference was te the paneh of these so-called affluent kids “.-way with then own economic woes’’ SHcf aa the inability to pay the aew, Mfh interest rates on the home mortfifi renewals. Now that is plain • povaty. or insecurity. Like the rest of the working class these people are dependent on the sale of their skills to the owaag class generally. One ‘middle’’ eba family was reported elsewhere to be complaining that after the increase a the interest on their mortgage raasad they could no longer go for a meal oat at MacDonald’s once a week!

Some newsmen are beginaing to say “so-called” middle class in tot articles, the anomaly being so obvtoas. and a local press writer on daycare centers used the words “widdb rto working people”. Changing condidoot of the system are edueanni the ordinary people that there are only rw' classes, those who produce hut deet own, and the reverse.

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War - Massacre in Lebanon

“We did it for our country, sir”The Israeli •‘peopie” were reported

u> he wandering in a moral wilderness after Israeh army complicity tn the si- tugbter of from 500 to ;X>00 Falestiman me*. women and children i* two Beirut refugee camps.

Despite the absence of evidence to support the fond ideal that nations east to further the well being of ail, the majonry of people at the bottom of the social scale conunue to accept it. When it comes to understanding the nature of present world socity, unfortunately. heads are $till in the clouds and feet are not on the ground. It is this absence of awareness that made the hundreds of thousands of Jewish refugees who flocked to the fledgling sate of Israel think they were a family which had found a home. Now they can't understand why Mr. Hyde has turned Into Dr. Jekyle.

While the world la united technflog- «aBy, it is diided into competing national spheres. But the culprit responsible for that and ail the other divisions in the human race is the schism of owners and aoo-owners of the means of life w hich characterizes every nation. Every country la a profit making entity, Insol* ing the exploitation of one class by another.

It is pure utopia to think that any nation can be a peaceful family, with common interests among indi wduais. In the case of the Israeli dream, Palestinians had to be chased out of, or murdered in thesr ancestral territory to make space for the new state, by Jewish terrorist groups 'ike the Irgun and Stern gangs. In the process of settlement, racism reared its head between the Catr-skmaed Ashkere turn Jews from Europe and the dark skinned Sephardic immigrant* from West African and Arabic countries After being shunted to toe hinterlands for the pioneering work, the Sephardlcs naturaily fait like second 'las* “citizen*”.

The pew Israeli ruling class needed more territory for the safety of tea a qploitati « base. Being a pro < state of Western powers to help secure their oil •uppiiee and influence in the Middle East, it receim lots of aims and other aid, The annexations devioped a despised and feared Arab iampenproleumie. Jewish laborers turned into contractor* foremen.

The normal employer employee an- agonism n** always been present in Israel Furthermore, the priwUged class there hu been embeiUeiung its profits through an annual Inflation rata of 130 percent. TM davaaratinf effect tnu on real wages haan't enhanced die a/ttfkal co-operation between the loyal srrvanu Who make Up the otalmr/ people and

the upper crust who Ute off their labor - Some family *

In. addition to the Israeli elite’s capital .a vestments within their borders, their go wrnment has borrowed money at low interest rates from supporting nations and reinvested it at high interest rates. The minority which roles Israel has $9 billion in foreign banks. It now imperiaJ- ivticaily exploits “foreign” worker too. Profits are pouring in from outside investments.

la reality, the real foreigners to Jewish wage workers are their own financial masters, while the Palestinian workers whom Israeli workers are surreptitiously encouraged to hate are their brothers in that they have interests in common,being members of a world working class who are e jpioited by a world owning class.COMPETITION FOR SALEfPROFlTS, —WAR

“Little has changedjn the world in

toe 40 years since Gen. Hugh Johnson testified: There never was a war at arms that was not merely the extension of a preceding war of commerce grown fiercer until the weapons of commerce seemed no longer sufficiently deadly’ ”. (Sidney Harris, Timei/Colonist 28-9-82).

For instance, when Palestinian peasant-workers lost their “homeland ” very few of them owned land, It was monopolized by a few indiwduals at the top of their divided social structure. They had no homeland to lose. And to indicate what the future holds if they ever are presented with s. new one, just look at toe conditions of ordinary Palestinians while under the heel of the Palestinian Liberation Organization. Many In Lebanon ha« been, employed at low wages producing arms and a few commodities for toe leaders and aspiring capitalists of the FLO. The millions of dollars of aid and arms that came from toe rich rulers of Arabic nation* to the PLO were never meant for the welfare of the Palestinian under class, a* their poverty conditions haw testified. The crushing of the Jewish state re&ily meant the liberating of tile riches owned by the Jewish elite to be transferred to segment* of the Arab elite. The useful class on both tides would be left either dead nr holding an empty hag, as usual.

faraah workers and Jews in other countries are appalled that toe answreto Jaw*' persecution -n general, rad tneir oppression by German «.'g/ansion and genocide ha* resulted m a Jewish state doing the smite thing to other*. The

clash between capitalist ideology and reality in this case recalls the analogy of the young, married German worker id a German “baby carriage” factory in the early thirties when Germany was forbid den by the first world war allied powers from manufacturing arms Having a youngster at home, and afflicted by fa* fact that wages ha ve no relation to needs, he appropriated the necessary parts for a baby buggy from his employer’s premises . But no matter how he assembled ft* parts at home, the result was always a machine gun.

As the myth of IsraeVaa-a-saactuar/ is now eroding, the rationale now emerging is that “Israel is a state like any other”, (Hadjenberg of France), and Jews muststop pretending that it has any humanitarian aims. And Newseek has noted that “...Israel has become just another government, one that uses its military power in much the same way as the United States ha* done in the Third World. Begin iad

Sharon are entitled to ask themselves why, if the United States shapes a regime in Saigon, or San Salvador, they can’t do the same in Beirut?’- Or indeed Russia in Afghanistan, Ethiopia and (through Viet Nam) in Cambodia. Or China fa Tibet, and formerly in Vietnam and Cun bodia ? Thousands of worker* died “far their countries” to protect the profits of their masters.

GENOCIDE IS BAD, WAR IS •‘NECES

SARY”.

The political ideology tost *»»*d toe deaths of an estimated 12 000 hue*- inian civilians as morally necessary. so long a* they died among the PLO fore* fighting the Israelis is the same one fact sees wars as being inevitable, good guyi vs. bad guys, etc. And the same one thrt to outed ’’atrocity" when only a Erection of that number of defenseless erriuM* were massacred in isolation from warfw in the Sabra and Shaola refugee camps.

According to toe Globe rad Mail of Aug. 16th/82, as the laneiM adwaced into West Beirut, fleeing civilian* beeuar compressed into smaller spaces, rareaw- tet increased at a geometrical rate, witha single aerial bomb claiming 300 desd injured as whole apartment* buSdbgs collapsed into twisted steel and brek« concrete. The FLO was )u*t a* f*k** by rai ang with toe population fee wide military advantage- The Caoafaw ambassador to Lebanon termed tte situation “a living hell”, before he

ordered out of West Beirut.The same moral contradiction '*•*

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“We’re fkttWbl guardian* of the defiling in fee name of increasing profits treth,” laid Blandon. aa she echoed bier- by cutting coats. .atcbMt through fee ages, religious or Now the Society Promoting bnvffon- secuiw naaed dictators or rebel fisted mental Conservation has submitted a brief »wij rtghtfl to fee B.C. Utilities Commission favoring

itants from 1975 to 1979.

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nghta gowoniecsC*. ®e ®«v. utilities commission xavoring Production in some areas of the‘Thaw is freedom of expression here" aa electricity rate increase for B.C. Hydro, depressed Polish economy is said to have

- ’ SPSC said: -------- ,J K.................. - - u..but there » no teeoom of ex- SPSC said: “Higher electric rates would receoUy picked up. But the rest of the______for fee counterrevolution,” reduce demand and eliminate fee need for labor camp is in the doldrums despite the

(opposition). Any Stain, Hitler or Mao now generating facilities feat are harmful crackdown of martial law.would say Âmen” to feat to fee ennronmenr1'. (Times-Colonist, The international bankers of ««

During fee 39 yrera of fee U.&. Sup- June 18/82). West, are nervously hoping for !»«*•poried Somoca dfctatonkip, poor censor- In some areas pollution increases have able returns on their investments » ship didn't exist. At tees fee country’s occurred unprotested, because of the “Communist” Poland. While feey tarnolceet daily, u *ww was shut down, current down period in fee business the carrot would be morebat feat was deemed to be enough cycle, while in other* pollution has dec- motivate Polish workers, they concuranrazeiing to beta keep fee Sonsora famav dined because tome corporations are not their Polish counterpart* of fee ’°‘7rich uri powerfel expanding, os are folding. ruling class that the efforts oi rou#u

But conditions are always changing. So maybe fee eco-freaks. being unable hirelings leaves much to be desired.A new capitalist ciass developed. in co to slow capitalism’s poisoning activities in One stumbling block that fee man* operation wife aeetjona of fee Consemt- fee profit peak, years, should have been of global capitalism cannot «nnmint!» we Chamorros family Independent trying to create a depressfen. nresent depression. Nor couM m«Ti-i *K—* «u.~ *i— V ..* — »— thn hanker*

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buwnemmen allied to fee Federation of When we suggest that their antics foreseen it. Otherwise the baQken *,1 w Chambers of Commerce wanted a new are hair -brained, we are not suggesting not have extended so much loanc*P’ w gevenuneat more favorable to m*«r feat they are below average intelligence, finance Polish industrialprofit interest*, Of course thaw required a Wc are just urging feat they use the same fee future markets to absorb fee res* „ major world power for financial aad trade brains that they use to produce oppulence commodities were non-exirtent . backing rod since fee V.S. door was for their masters, to help solve the socialclosed, state capitals* Russa filled fee problems feat affect all of us. fee vacuum. After a year of bloody fighting majority, who occupy the lower strata of fe« new bosses had their Saadmiata yea- this hianrchal s\ stem.'men a office. That war accomplished in

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