Marxism Unmasked from Delusion to Destruction.pdf 7471KB

a very limited effert compared to the effects of capitalism which made
possible the modern means of production that pnmdcd all the things
necessary to maintain a hospital in the middle ofAfrica, \tyou u-ant to hcip
the millions in Asia and Africa, then what is needed is capitalistic methods
of production and capitalistic ideas. And thev' cannot be devrloped by the
means which are today being apphed m those countries.
It was the introduction of foreign imrstment in the luneteenth
century that helped to make war and conquest supertluous. The sitvuaon
which people had to face at that tmie, and arc facmg agam today., u-as that
there are countries in the world which nature has endo>*rd >Mth lucural
resources that are not available m other countries. From the pomt of \io**
of natural resources, Europe is \rrv- poorly endo\*rd b>- naturr; Asu is
much better endowed. If. on the one hand, the countries which ha>r nch
natural resources arc so backward and so poor in capital that the>- cannoc
produce from these resources, and if. on the other hand, the\- do noc permit
foreigners to invest capital there and take ad\-antagr of the e3astencc of
these resources, both for their o\%n and for the natnrs' ad\-antage. can
anyone expect that the people of the ci\ili7ed countries ^mU tbcrvrr
tolerate this state of affairs? l^o the inhabiunts ol" a c ountrv*. jusi because
their ancestors conquered the countr\ >t all natural rrs4>urves without ptUitKal
intcrtcrencc—that made war unnecewarv I hat doesn't bun the ccHintries
involved Ihc torcign insrstments rrallv n»