Note 117 — Chapter V · THE PROTRACTED CONFLICT CONCEPT CRITICIZED
Reading edition
Ibid., p. A2709, col. 1,m. Congressman McCormack of Massachusetts said: “As long as the Communists adhere to dialectic communism and their ultimate intent for world revolution and world domination, as long as the dominating influence of communism is its dialectic aspect, the dominating and controlling power or influence of international communism, they have got to keep on going, and going, and going until their (sic) either conquer the world or blow up. International communism as presently constituted cannot permanently survive in any part of the world there are free men and women.” (Congressional Record, January 22, 1959, p. 951, col. 2,t.)