CHAMPIONS

Workers Press no. 339, 30 December 1970 · scan pages 3, 4

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LAST Wednesday's 'Morning Star' declared that Mr Heath was 'two-faced'.

'Any Prime Minister who can go straight from approving the bombing of Vietnam to conducting Christmas carols in Broadstairs should have no difficulty in taking first prize as hypocrite of the year,' said an editorial.

In hastily awarding Heath the Duplicity Cup, the Stalinists are Stalimism with the hachuggert too modest. of English radicalism, they have few rivals in hypocricy.

Having applauded the crushing of workers' democracy in the Soviet Union and grovelled before Stalin as he murdered the leaders of . he Russian Revolution, they now pose as apostles of peace and freedom.

While using every trick they know to cover up the actions of the bureaucracy against the working class in Poland, they bring all their energy to bear on the task of doing the same thing Above all, while they pretend to wax indignant at each move of the Tory government, they fight to prevent the mobilization of the workers' movement in a struggle to bring it down.

So we have no hesitation in declaring the British CP leaders champion hypocrites.

They should be allowed to keep in perpetuity the Forked Tongue Trophy.

INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENTWednesday, December 30, 1970 PAGE THREE