The insidious plans of the American-English imperialists to use the fascist clique of Tito for sabotage work against the camp of peace, democracy and socialism are exposed and failed. In exposing the counter-revolutionary, treacherous policy of the Titov gang, the resolutions of the Information Bureau of the Communist and Workers' Parties are of great historical importance. In these resolutions, adopted in 1948 and 1949, the bloody clique of Tito-Rankovich was exposed as a gang of fascist spies and murderers in the service of the American-English imperialists. The resolution of the meeting of the Information Bureau in November 1949 states that "the Central Committee of the Communist Party and the government of Yugoslavia completely closed with imperialist circles against the entire camp of socialism and democracy, against the communist parties of the whole world, against the countries of people's democracy and the USSR." The resolutions of the Information Bureau expose the plans of the American-English imperialists and their Titov agents, who, hiding behind the "communist" sign, tried to penetrate the camp of peace, democracy and socialism in order to decompose and undermine it from the inside...