Another Step in New Tsars' Expansion in Asia

Abstract

Soviet revisionist chieftain Brezhnev personally took the field at the sinister counter-revolutionary meeting in Moscow, clamouring that "the course of events is also putting the task of creating an Asian collective security system on the agenda." He was followed by the Soviet revisionist renegade clique's Foreign Minister Gromyko who ranted that the purpose of rigging up an "Asian collective security system" is to enable "all the peoples of Asia to live in peace." To peddle this malodorous and sinister piece of goods and present it as a fine thing, the Soviet revisionists have shamelessly turned on their propaganda machine full blast to sing their own praises in a gangster and swindler tune. The Soviet revisionist renegade clique has sent more than 20 delegations to operate abroad, led by chieftains big and small. It has chummed up with the reactionary Sato government, successor to Japanese fascism, and with the Indian reactionaries, faithful lackeys of U.S. imperialism. It has fraternized with the reactionaries of Indonesia, Burma, Thailand and "Malaysia" and made overt and covert contacts with the traitorous Chiang Kai-shek clique, which has long been spurned by the Chinese people. It has fished out all these ghosts and monsters to act in co-ordination.