LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

claimed that Germany started it. Plenty of sob stuff, but the facts on that
line are too strong. Strong is the word. England is NOT making a
glorious end. I know many Englishmen think the only way you CAN
delouse is by losing the empire. But I am not sure the method is a wise
one. I am not sure that the mere impoverishment and ruin of the middle
and upper middle and upper English working class in the interest of
Jewry, in the interest of loan capital that can migrate and that HAS
migrated, is going to land you in that garden suburb desired by Joad,
where he an ’Uxley, Julian not Aldous, can pass their senility, making
model houses for an extinct population and arranging the post-bellum
world according to the stipulation of the late Sir J.M. Barrie.
I still almost marvel at the lack of any trace of justice, any demand for
justice, BILATERAL justice, in the Anglo American propaganda. Any
recognition that anyone not in the Jew Roosevelt, Churchill, Maisky
ring, should receive ANY justice whatsoever.
References to Japan are even more idiotic than those to Italy and to the
main body of Europe. In matters of civic rights, India remains the
untouchable, naturally. It will take more than a few Guards’ Uniforms
and busbys to cover the basic causes of wars. Of this war in particular.
No, Mr. Bull, your heart ain’t pure, not by a damn sight. And your brain
never was clear by profession. But some of the Bulls must by now
recognize that their war was an unjust one, that they ought not to have
gone to war for the aims that underlay the hostilities. War on France,
France that could have by now recovered, as she did after 1870.
England, [the] worst foe to her allies and whose worst foes are allied to
her now.
It is a choice between Europe and Jewry. That at least is clear and out in
the open. And England is on the Jews’ side, against the rest of humanity.
And in a subservient position at that. It is not a glorious position, or even
a glorious road to an exit from empire. And the way of life, the
amenities, the Englishness of what gave England her prestige, will not