LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

England was trying to bully NEW Italy, there was something here in this
peninsula.
Do I aberr in admiring it?
I think I do not.
And at England’s present condition, I wonder if the Sunday Timesers
and their parishioners aren’t mebby ready to wish some of their bosses
had aberrated in similar manner. The aberration of an alliance with
Japan, now wouldn’t England have done better to aberr into an alliance
with Japan, rather than being hoffed out of Shonanko, Hong Kong, and
Rangoon? An alliance with Germany, rather than with a paralytic Jewed
France?
Let us say the British Foreign office had committed a few aberrations
along my line, would England be today a brighter and happier country?
Instead of droppin’ so many old naval bases and stations into Frank
Roosenstein’s pocket? I don’t say Washington would have welcomed
these moves, but I am opening up a line of Enquiry, about the word
ABERRATION.
Perhaps I should also open up a line about representation. An Italian said
to me yesterday, “But so many people in England have NO
representation, you could have a party of a million people in England,
and it might not have even ONE member in Parliament?” Here EVERY
man of what ever trade or profession has the OPTION of joining up with
his sindacato; he don’t have to, but if he wants to be represented
directly, that is the method. If he don’t join up, his interests are
nevertheless looked after, cause if he is a carpenter, or a rice grower, or a
field worker, or a fellow that trims olive trees, there is the UNION, the
sindacato, working up to the confederazione. It’s thaaar to represent the
interest of peasant, or carpenter, or dentist, or whatsoever. All of which
may be notorious, at least plenty of people here know it, and nothing has