LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

Unquote and so on. But doesn’t it strike you, doesn’t it strike one per
cent of the possible auditors under 20 or over 20, under 30 or over 30
that it would be useful for more of you to take a look at the full text of
the quite interesting little brochure from which I am quoting and quote:
“all these peoples were stage managed by us, according to program.”
Well, now can it happen to you? Does this curious and fantastic brochure
apply only to PAST and European actions? Quote again:
In the third rank we shall set up what will in appearances be an
opposition to us, and which in at least one of its organs will appear to
be our very antipodes. Our REAL opponents at heart will accept this
opposition as their own, and will show us their cards.
How VERY fantastic. “The Great Power, the press which with a few
exceptions that may be disregarded is already in our hand.” Unquote,
that was printed in 1922. Do you think things are now less so, or more
so?
All of this being printed, in 1922, less than a century after General
Jackson had extinguished the American national debt. Well, now
wouldn’t it be more intelligent of the American people, or at least the
American intellengentsia, to realize what was implied by Jackson and
Van Buren in extinguishing the national debt as well as showin’ a more
active interest in political and/or economic programs, published during
our present life times?
I am not saying the U.S. could or should return to the rusticity of the
Jacksonian era. I am saying, and repeatin’ that it is a shameful, and
ALSO dangerous thing to be bone ignorant, ham ignorant, ignorant to
the point of squalor of so much that was known to Jackson, and Taylor;
to be complete acephalous asses on so many matter wherein our great
grand fathers showed a most laudible horsesense. You can not get all
American history from one volume. Woodward’s A New American
History is an admirable introduction. It is better reading after you have