LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

on the London gold exchange, six firms, is expected to HELP
Americanism, or why it should be regarded as a model of devotion to the
American spirit. Or why ANY honest American should vote for the
continuance of that swindle, or for keepin’ in office the men and kikes
who were responsible for puttin’ it over the people.
And that of course is NOT the whole story of the Roosevelt, Lehman,
Baruch, Morgenthau dippings. Dippings into the country’s resources.
The break with our traditions exemplified by Donovan’s intrigues in
Yugoslavia is no Cornelia’s jewel. In fact the MacLeish, Roosevelt
yawp about patriotism is nothing but the gilding on the outside of the
brick of base metal. Keeping Roosevelt in the White House is not
essential to winning the war. The two things can be considered QUITE
apart one from the other. Had you had the sense to ELIMINATE
Roosevelt and his Jews, or the Jews and THEIR Mr. Roosevelt at the last
elections you would not now be at war. That is one point. BUT to
suppose that you will win the war by GOING ON being mugs in any and
EVERY internal conflict, to suppose that you will strengthen the U.S.
abroad by submitting to continued internal bleeding and swindling, is
just so much nonsense or hoakum.
The first step toward a bright new world, so far as the rising American
generation is concerned, is to get ONTO Roosevelt and all his works,
and the second is to ELIMINATE him and all his damn gang from public
life in America. The alternative is annihilation for the youth of America,
and the END of everything decent the U.S. ever stood for. If you allow
yourselves to be dazzled, if you are persuaded to identify the
Morgenthau Baruch control of the U.S. by secret committees, or the
Warburg bank wheeze with VICTORY, you are mugs. If you confuse
these things and the profits on Army contracts even with national
defense, you are plain downright suckers. I shall be highly interested to
see whether Archibald takes up any of the points of this discourse. If he
don’t, some bright lad ought to help him. Someone ought to pick up a