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Policy for the West,
"Interesting observations on Russsia and the West in the days of the Cold War"
317 pages, Loose Leaf
Published January 1, 1970
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September 17, 2024
A capitalists glance into what she saw the future to be, and how capitalist states should hold relations with their Communist neighbours. She sees it possible for them to live harmoniously in disagreement. However she also blames any fallouts and conflicts entirely on the fault of the Communist states, barely reflecting inwards into her own nation.
Gets a second star from funny how wrong most of what she wrote was though, including such incredible lines as:
"The United States and Great Britain do not become progressively more imperialist, do not launch wars do not fight each other for the other's markets, do not overtly attack Communist states, do not crush the trade unions, shoot the liberals and gas the Jews"
1/6 for accuracy predictions I guess.
Painful, dry read, do not recommend
Gets a second star from funny how wrong most of what she wrote was though, including such incredible lines as:
"The United States and Great Britain do not become progressively more imperialist, do not launch wars do not fight each other for the other's markets, do not overtly attack Communist states, do not crush the trade unions, shoot the liberals and gas the Jews"
1/6 for accuracy predictions I guess.
Painful, dry read, do not recommend
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