This outrage is curious in that it seems to be prompted not by opposition to capital punishment but rather by the feeling that the ruling Government of Rhodesia had no right to enforce its laws. I believe that some perspective is in order with regard to these events. The convicted individuals were tried and sentenced in accordance with the law. The great outcry in Britain should more properly be ascribed to the opposition of the Labor government to Rhodesian independence. To view these events as a "racist atrocity" would seem to be out of place in Great Britain. inasmuch as the Parliament of that nation so recently enacted further restrictions on immigration. Mr. President.
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