LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

in all the history we have of that country, the order must rise inside. At
no time has China been at peace in the hands of a government run from
outside on loan capital. That is Mme. Chiang’s error. Her aim is
admirable, but she climbs a tree to catch fish.
When Mencius said that to King Huei, of Liang, the King said: “Is it as
bad as that?” And Mencius answered: “Worse, for you would do no
harm. You would not of course catch any fish. But you would do no
further damage.”
This loss of Chinese wisdom, under the smatter of Y.M.C.A. dogmatism,
and occidental class teachings is not the answer.
I have heard from someone who knows him that Chiang himself did not
want the war with Japan, but was worked into it, on sheer theory, sheer
western nonsense. Kung is to China as water to fishes. Meaning
Confucius, the Confucian doctrine is the true habitat of the Son of
Heaven, and from the Emperor down to the common people, the duty or
root is ONE. And that root is NOT to be found in an exotic government
imposed in the interests of foreign loan capital.
If the Chinese ever get hold of a few copies of the Talmud, there will be
even less room for the servants, Jewish or Goyim, of the doctrines
therein contained. And if the root be confusion, the fruit cannot be order.
Mme. Chiang appealing for help to a smaller nation may be a stirring
figure. But the grab in French Africa in no way assists her husband in
Chungking.
Japan is NOT the hereditary enemy of China. There are over two
millenia of history wherein the two nations did NOT damage each other.
Whereas the history of Anglo-Saxon relations with China is one record
of infamy. One almost unmitigated stink. And the Japanese have
recorded some of the more recent chapters in a work whose translated
title reads: “The British Empire and British People.”