LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

illiance, but that the interesting talkers were those who were simply
telling the truth.
And now in the year 1943 I find it almost impossible to listen to London.
I stuck along a while with your social comedy, the unconscious humor of
your Hirntrust, sogenannt, the tortuous meanderings of Mr. Laski, etc.
But now I just wearily turn the button.
The monotony of your evasions breeds infinite boredom. Berlin by
contrast is placid, as against your gallic hysteria. Patient but firm
German voices go on explaining urbe et orbe just what the war is about,
just why it started. They go on EDUcating their public, fact on fact,
many of the facts can be found in your own best writers, that is
approximately all the facts that existed before the war started can be
found in your own best writers. The injustice of the Versailles Treaty, the
history of Danzig, German since, I think it is 1300, no 1200, Capital of
the Duchy of Pommern.
The unqualifiable swinishness of the yittisch position at the League of
Nations, against Italy. The absence of malice on the part of Europe
toward the British empire; e.g., C. Del Croix marvelling at English
opposition “but we don’t want to do any harm to their empire.”
The undeniable horror of your own slums, in contrast to slum clearance
under fascism and national socialism. All that, plus details of bonifica, of
improvements, just price, and the homestead. Exposition, calm and
patient, of ideas that every decent Englishman accepts, and that are, I
repeat, to be found in the minority books printed in England, by two
dozen authors, by two score authors of books, and two hundred writers
of articles. BUT which are opposed to the lies which you all know to be
lies; the frauds which you—most of you—know to be frauds that are
upheld by your Jews, your monopolists, and your internal national
enemies. And against which the best men in England had been protesting
for 20 years. So much for the positive facts, and secondly your