Will We Eat Them?

Professor Rhodes of C.U.C gave some telling facts with regard to American bases surrounding the USSR, and the absence of any overseas Soviet bases.

That is an important part of the story, but it is only part. For the rest, I can recommend no better source than the thesis of American scholars Michael Sayers and Albert E. Kahn, "The Great Conspiracy."

First published in February, 1946, and reaching four editions by June, 1947, this book describes in easily digestible form why the Soviet Union fears the "West," but why she can herself have nothing to gain by waging war. In case you did not know, the governments of Britain, France, Germany and the United States spent the 24 years from 1917 to 1941 attempting by open armed hostility and by sabotage and slander, to overthrow the Bolshevik Government, because the very existence of a government seriously pledged to the institution of socialism was a potential threat to the interests of all the privateers of the globe.