Resumption of bombing raids on North Vietnam makes the U.S. commitment to expanding war irreversible. The remaining steps in the North are the destruction of light industry, the levelling of Haiphon and other eentres and breaching of the dykes. This means famine and genocide. "There is little doubt," The Observer reported from Washington last Sunday, "that the Administration's will has been strengthened by the accomodating line taken by Britain's Foreign Secretary, Mr. Michael Stewart." The action of a large number of Labour MPs in publicly supporting the pause in bombing suggests a constructive polo the Gomezanen’ should have adopted. Their stand deserves the ’ me sickened - and threatened — by the ware
The WeekThe Week Vol. 5, No. 6, 3 February 1966
How Waccomodating" Can Nr. Stewart Get?
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