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Click here for Full Issue of EIR Volume 5, Number 22, June 6, 1978 INTERNA TIONAL I Brzezinski Is lying'

And Washington Post joins him in sabotage of SALT, Detente

In a series of harshly worded public statements, Sena- . acknowledged. The rebellion and the mounting tor George McGovern, Cuban Vice-Premier Carlos Rafael hysteria surrounding it - emanating most loudly from Rodriguez, and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Henry Kissinger, the British press, and their allies in the have put a challenge to National Security Council chief Administration - was a direct deployment to embroil and CIA Director Stansfield Turner the Carter Administration in a new Vietnam in Africa, to substantiate their claims of Cuban involvement in the and close off the U.S. from participation in the Grand invasion of Zaire last week. There is in fact no evidence Design for world development initiated by the Schmidt­ of Cuban and Soviet involvement in the rebellion. For all Brezhnev accords of May 6. their talk about three-inch-deep pages of evidence. Amid Kissinger and Company's shrieks of consterna­ Brzezinski and Turner - and the British and British­ tion over Soviet and Cuban aggression in Africa, the linked press - have been caught in a lie. USSR leadership this week delivered a clarion statement Their lies have not only sacrificed the truth, but the of its commitment to international and political integrity of the President. and are advanced sector-wide cooperation for development. The aimed at putting the United States on a course leading to May 31 edition of the Soviet Communist Party daily a showdown with the in Africa. focused the issue on energy development, The facts of the Shaba rebellion were documented in offering Soviet cooperation "on a constructive basis with the last issue of the Executive Intelligence Review: "The other states in research on new sources and forms of Zaire Rebellion Came from Brussels." not Cuba. a fact energy." For further excerpts from the Pravda article, which every reputable newspaper in the world has see below. This proposal, unprecedented in the post

Pravda: Stop Arms Race With Nuclear Energy

In what one Sovietologist observed was the most The offers presented in Pravda were also the sweeping offer of cooperation made by the USSR to essentials of the USSR's official proposals to this the U.S. in 20 years. the May 31 edition of Pravda, the week's United Nation's Special Session on Disarma­ Soviet Communist Party daily, carried a policy ­ ment. Concluding the Soviet Union's proposals was a ment called "Practical Ways to Stop the Arms Race." political statement of the necessity for international The Soviet proposals asserted that nonproliferation disarmament: must not be an obstacle to the peaceful use of nuclear energy, one of the major prospects for solving the .... The Soviet Union believes that the steps proposed global energy shortage, and urged international (above) are a bare minimum. Without their cooperation for its development: implementation the arms race will not be halted. At the same time these would be substantial steps. The Soviet Union is ready to cooperate on a Their implementation would actually mark a turning constructive basis with other states in research on point in the entire course of international develop­ new sources and f�rms of energy. Only recently. we ments: from the arms race and tensions to declared our readiness to participate. together with military detente and a radical lessening of the threat the United States. European countries. and Japan and of . other countries. on an international project on the And all these steps are feasible .... On most of them "Tokamak" thermonuclear reactor, the aim of which talks are already in progress and some are nearing is to produce energy in excess of the energy completion. With regard to other steps such talks expended.... could be started in the near future. As is known. the Soviet Union already provides a Willingness to move decisively ahead and the number of countries services for enriching their political will are required to end the arms race. Today natural in Soviet facilities. In order to the responsibility of each state for the present and the promote broad peaceful use of the atom for the solu­ future of the peoples is so great that a state failing to tion of energy tasks, the Soviet Union is prepared to cooperate in meeting this historic challenge would be continue to provide such service under the committing a crime against humanity. corresponding international safeguards.

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