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And while this may seem disappointing to some Russian reporter, while quoting the popular opinion of rebels who identify the revolution with a satisfaction of Trotsky in Moscow and among his troops as “one of their own fighting impulse, it is a profoundly and dra- the greatest soldiers in the history of man,” and acknow!- matically revolutionary act. ‘edging that he is the leader of “the most formidable If the concessions that are offered to foreign capital army in the World to-day . the most sensational war: should involve any essential or prolonged renewal of ex- machine humanity has ever beheld,” states that the one ploitation, if the “insistence” of the Red Army upon going thing this formidable soldier sought to impress upon to work, turns out to be, as this reporter elsewhere de- him, was that Russia would offer economic advantages scribes it, a’ “militarization of labor”—then disillusion- for the sake of peace, and that “peace would lead to the ment indeed! But the detestation of war, the consé immediate demobilization of the Red Army.” cration of life, the renunciation of communism-by- “It is charged in some quarters,” said he to Trotsky, conquest, the fundamental reliance upon economic rather “that Soviet Russia is becoming militaristic, that by than military forces to bring freedom to the rest of the force of arms you will seek to impose your revolution world’s working-class, is unswervingly in accord with throughout the rest of Europe.” ‘Trotsky's black eyes the true science of revolution. An intuitive knowledge of this fact is what makes it blazed. so hard for the capitalist governments to make peace “Ludicrous lies,” he excl The Red Army is with Soviet Russia. “When? the Bolsheviks say they the most anti-militaristic body existing to-day. Nine~ want peace,” said Secretary Lansing, “and give assur- tenths of us, I mean organizers, are workers and peas- ances that they wish simply to be let alone in order to ants, pacifists all. work out their experiment in Ruésia, such offers of “Immediate demobilization is obligatory with us as compromise are purely tactical.” Of course they are soon as hostilities cease. ‘The workers and peasants w: purely tactical. And worse than that, they are correctly insist, once the revolution is no longer in peril, on return- tactical! The breakdown of capitalism has gone so far ing to their factories and farms and making Russia a fit in the other countries that it is possible, little as anyone land to live in. Frontier guards will be maintained, of hoped it would be, for Russia to develop a system of course.