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U Kankunu najelitnijem mek-sickom.ljetovali- Stu, smjestenom
na jugoistocnom poluotoku Ju-kdta- nu,
udaJjenom 70 milja od
Kube, aye je spremno za poce-ta- k
Mednnarodnog sastanka o
suradnji i razvoju, poznatijeg
pod imenom minisamit Sjetfer--Ju- g,
koji ce se odrzati 22-2- 3.
oklabra.
Predvideno je da delegacije
svih fcemaija-sudioni- ca doputju
u Kankun specijalnim avionima
u kojima ce se pored sefova dr-ia- va
Hi vlada nalaziti "ministri
van.iskih poslova, kao i ekipe sa-vjelni- ka, funkcionara, diploma- -
ВЧВЗЗ
ta. Neke zemlje su najavile po-seb- ne
sluzbe sigurnosti, teleko-munikacion- e,
prevodilacke eki-pe,
kuhare i sli6no.
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nusli predstavljat ce zasuiu za
visoke goste iz svih dijelova svi-jei- a.
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su i podmornice [ speci-jal- ni
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OBSERVER
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Povodom Reaganove
odluke da se pravi neutron-sk- a
bomba, kao i ameridkog
stava prema maloj zemlji
Libiji, mora se reci da je
politika na§eg sadaSnjeg
pedsjednika odvise
naopaka, gora od one koju
su sprovodili njegovi pret-hodni- ci,
Nixon, ili Carter.
Covjecanstvo Jos' nije
zaboravilo tragediju gradova
HiroSime i Nagasakija i dan
danas ljudi protestiraju
protiv Amerike koja je bacila
atomsku bombu na te
gradove 1945. godine. A
danaSnja americka admini-stracij- a
je bas uzela put
militarizma. Stalno rade
neSto protiv Sovjetskog
Saveza. U posljednje vrijeme
su se okomili na malu zemlju
kao Sto je Libija koja je cak i
daleko geografski od Ame-rike.
Reaganova politika vodi
Ameriku u corsokak, sticuci
velike neprijatelje u arap-sko- m
i progresivnom svijetu.
Manevri emericke aviacije
bili su samo provokacija.
Pretpostavimo da su flote
Neopasne duhine
MOSKVA - Covjek. moze bez
opasnosti za svoje zdravlje raditi 300
metara pod vodom, saopcili su sov-jets- ki znanstvenici nakpn eksperime-nal- a
koji su obavljeni u SSSR za po-tre- be jedne arheoloske i geoloske
ekspedicije koja ce raditi u Kaspij-skom- e
moru i u dubinama Atlantskog
oceana. U toku 30 dana, vise dobro-voljac- a
nalazilo se u izolaciji od vanj-sko-g
svijeta i bilo je izlozeno pritisku
od 20 do 35 atmosfera kako bi se
stvorili uvjeti slicrji onima koji vladaju
na 200 do 3,50 metara dubine.
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IF THERE HAS EVER EXISTED ANYTHING WHICH SYMBOLIZES THE
ethics of capitalism it must be the neutron bomb. Just think of it - a
weapon that kills a maximum number of human beings while causing a
minimum amount of damage to property! This must be the final summation
of a world system which from its very inception has placed property rights
above human rights and ensured that "human rights" belong only to those
who own property. Truly a set of ironies worthy of the attention of a master
satirist of the calibre of Jonathan Swift, or Anatole France, or our own I.L.
Peretz!
Unfortunately, the neutron bomb is not just a subject for ironic
philosophizing. It represents a clear and present danger to all of us. It has
now been revealed that the neutron bomb has been in production for some
time now, --md has been stockpiled in anticipation of the accession to power of a group like Reagan, Weinberger and Haig morally perverted enough to
use it. As a result of the U.S. Government's announcement and their cur-rent
pressure campaign to get NATO countries to allow neutron bombs to
be stationed on their soil, we are now a large step closer to a holocaust
which may well be mankind'.' last. %
What is worse, it has been made very clear that the U.S. intends to deploy
the neutron bomb not only in Western Europe, but also in the Middle East,
where willing accomplices like Begin and the Saudis abound, and in China.
It is clear that both in the timing of the new neutron bomb policy and in the
way it is being defined by Weinberger and others, the objective is to offer
the maximum provocation to Soviet leaders. Predictably they have
responded by indicating that they would take measures to ensure their own
defence - perhaps with a neutron bomb of their own. Presto! We have it!
Another major escalation in the arms race! All this on top of world arms ex-penditure
in 1980 of 500 billion dollars, a fourfold increase since 1949!
And what of the opposition? Occasional bits of news, buried in the back
pages of the American press, report large-scal- e demonstrations and mar-ches
in Europe in opposition to the nuclear arms race. In fact, the recent
period has seen the massive growth of the anti-wa- r movement in Great Bri-tain,
West Germany, France and the Scandinavian countries. Several
NATO countries have already gone on record publicly in opposition to the
stationing of neutron bombs and other nuclear weapons in Western
Ш Ш ED ra ЕЗ Ш
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Libije i Sovjetskog Saveza
manevrisale 60 milja od
ameri6ke obale — kako bi
ragovala Reganova admini-stracij- a.
Brujala bi propa-ganda
da Rusija hoce da
osvoji Ameriku. Jer se
атепбка vlada najvise bavi
propagandom da ameridki
narod u sto vecoj mjeri
omrzne ruski i libijski narod.
Vladajuci krugovi u
Washingtonu zagovaraju da
se sto prije likvidira preds-jedni- k
libijske vlade Gadafi,
a to znaci mijeSanjeu unut-raSnj- u
politiku jedne zemlje,
jer je Libija izabrala put
kojim ce ici, i vladu koju zeli.
Najbolje bi bilo da americka
vlada ostavi arapske i
slavenske zemlje na miru, da
sami vode svoj zivot i isprav-Ijaj- u
svoje greske.
145 milijuna
zaposlene djece
GENEVA - Danas u svijetu 145
milijuna djece mlade od 16 godina
radi na poslovima od kojih su mno- -
gi povezani s rizikom trajnih fizi- - g
ckih i mentalnih posljedica. Prema i
jednoj studiji Ufedinjenih naroda,
fenomen eksploatacije djece je
rasprostranjen u citavom svijetu,
od maloljetnicke prostitucije u ve-liki- m
americkim gradovima do tka-Ij- a
tepiha u Iranu. Djeca ispod 16
godina najcesce se srecu na ne-placen- im
poslovima u poljoprivredi
ili u gradovima u privatnim poro-dicni- m
trgovinama. Cak i u sludaje-vim- a
kada im se rad placa, malisa-n- i
dobivaju mnogo manje nego
odrasli na istim poslovima. Mnogi
od njih dok navrse 16 godina, sto
je minimalna starosna granica za
rad prihvacena od medunarodne
organizacije rada, vec su stekli
trajne deformacije.
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Reaganova administracija
treba vise da brine o unutra§-nji- m
problemima svoje
zemlje. Ukinula je mnoge
budzete za domace potrebe,
kao za Health Plan.Umjesto
da se bore za poboljSanje
standarda vecine radnih
ljudi, oni se brinu jedino da
velike korporacije postanu
sto bogatije.
U Americi ima dosta
naroda bez posla, ima
gladnih koji leze po ulicama
jer nemaju stanove. Umjesto
da se drzavni budzet
rasporeduje za takve
socijalne novae
odlazi za pravljenje neu-trons- ke
bombe koja prijeti
unistenju covje6anstva.
Protiv takve politike ustala je
i cijela Zapadna Evropa.
Trka svjetskih sila u
naoruzanju nece donijeti
spas covjecanstvu, vec te ga
gurnuti u novi .svjetski rat.
Umjesto toga bolje da se
izgraduju fabrike u na§oj
zemlji i da se brine o radnom
narodu, da se bori protiv
besposlice.
Nas predsjednik Reagan
treba da se sastane sa
predsednikom Sovjetskog
Saveza, kao i sa predsjedni-ko- m
Libije, da se nade
zajednicki jezjk, te da se
svijet Sto prije oslobodi
opasnosti koja mu prijeti od
neutronske bombe. Americ-ka
flota treba da se vrati
svojoj kuci, da bi se sprijecili
dalji sukobi.
Ljubo Vukmanovic
San Ca.
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Europe. Opposition to the aggressive policies of the Reagan administration
has grown apace within Schmidt's Social Democratic Party, while the
movement for unilateral disarmament in Great Britain, led by E.P. Thomp-son,
is rapidly becoming a significant force in British politics.
In North America, by way of contrast, we find the forces of the left (and
the centre) in a state of massive disarray, still reeling from the effects of the
Reagan victory. In this context, it is interesting to note that many Jewish in-tellectuals
have abandoned their traditional attachment to "liberalism" and
have joined the neo-conservati- ve bandwagon. But that is the subject for
another article or editorial. The fact is that there is no significant opposition
to the new policies of aggressive militarism in North America.
Given this depressing background, it is all the more remarkable to read
the lucid statement made by George Kennan, formerly the major theoreti-cian
of the earlier Cold War, on May 19, in Washington. Just listen to some
of his own words: "... we must remember that it has been we Americans
who, at almost every step of the road, have taken the lead in the develop-ment
of this sort of weaponry. It was we who first produced and tested such
a device; we who were first to raise its destructiveness to a new level with
the hydrogen bomb; we who introduced the multiple warhead; we who
have declined every proposal for the of the principle of 'first
use'; and we alone, so help us God, who have used the weapon in anger
against others, and against tens of thousands of helpless non-combatan- ts at
that. .."
Kennan goes on to propose: "What I would like to see the President do,
after due with the Congress, would be to propose to the Soviet
government an across-the-board- s reduction by 50% of the
nuclear arsenals now being maintained by the two superpowers ...
[our emphasis - Ed.]". He further proposes the establishment of a joint
Soviet-America- n scientific committee to work out methods for the safe
disposal of radioactive materials and ways to convert such materials to con-structive
peaceful uses for the benefit of mankind.
Kennan concludes his statement by quoting from Bertrand Russell's ap-peal
against nuclear weapon development (the last statement to be signed
by Albert Einstein): "We appeal, as human beings to human beings:
Kemember your humanity, and forget the rest. D
potrebe,
Gabriel,
renunciation
consultation
immediate
Canadian Jewish Outlook
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