They must take steps for themselves. The victims of the Trade Unions must be saved from servitude and intimidation. They must once again be made masters of what strength and goodwill belong to them. They must no longer be the puppets of ambitious Communists, who use them for their own selfish purposes. An end must be put to the reign of humble followers of Lenin, of noisy orators who brag that they are the greatest men in England. Poor unbalanced fools! The Unions have been granted powers and privileges above the law, and they have been found unworthy of these privileges and powers. We cannot live always on the edge of civil war, and if the Government fails to protect those who are willing to carry on the work of the country, then it must admit its own failure, and let us choose other methods. We have had during the last few months all the experience of strikes, general and particular, that we want, and the experience should not be wasted. We have seen peaceful picketing in action; we know now what that other variety, "mass achieve; and we will have no more of it. We have seen the law broken with impunity; we have witnessed the baleful effects of the Trades Disputes Bill; and until that infamous Bill is repealed, there will be neither peace nor safety in England. This is not a matter of vote-catching or of doing what will please the Party. It is working for elementary justice and for all time. The Trades Disputes Bill was passed by one Government, the members of which did not approve it, and had openly condemned it. It was passed because that Government believed that its passage would be useful not to the country, but to itself. Now it is the duty of another Government to repeal it, even though it should lose a hundred or two hundred seats by repealing it, and should retire into opposition for years. A Conservative Government is much to be desired. 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