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LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

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just price and the homestead, or is it just another fake opposition set up<br />

and financed by the financiers? Longnosed or shortnosed?<br />

There is manifestly no freedom without economic freedom. Freedom to<br />

keep out of debt. In 1936 a discussion of Simonds and Emery’s “The<br />

Price of Peace” appeared in London and contained a division of nations<br />

which seems to me inadequate. The first group, according to the<br />

criticisms of Simonds and Emery, consisted of status-quo powers, such<br />

as France and England, who were “naturally satisfied with their<br />

enormous possessions” and desired to see no change.<br />

The second group consisted of revisionist powers: dissatisfied powers,<br />

Germany, Japan, and Italy, who wanted the world to move. Otherwise<br />

their standards of living would sink, and national existence shrivel. You<br />

will at once think of a third set of powers, namely, Roosevelt’s Hebrew<br />

Republic, and Stalin’s Russia, both possessed of vast wealth. No need to<br />

expand their borders, having vast need of clean sane and decent<br />

distribution INSIDE those borders. But rich beyond the dreams of<br />

anything but Rothschildean greed, and flagrantly determined to expand,<br />

grab and pervade.<br />

And England certainly has entered some sort of plot, or gang, to betray<br />

Eastern Europe, to betray pretty much all of European civilization. There<br />

is no truce with Adam Zad, the bear that walks like a man. That on the<br />

one hand, and W. Manning Dacey, in the Observer for January 10,<br />

telling you and the world that the profits of the Big Five (that is<br />

BANKS), the chief banks of your country, are for the first time above the<br />

1929 level. Cui bono, whom doth it profit?<br />

For gold I arm their hands<br />

And for gold I buy their lands<br />

and for gold I sell their enemies the yield<br />

Their nearest fees may purchase, or their furthest<br />

friends may lease.

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