LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

France did not create Latinism. And rather, I say to you, insist, persist!
You are American citizens. The America of the Fathers of the Republic
worshipped Latin wisdom. That America of the— —ones has almost
disappeared, forgetting the Latin wisdom. That Latinism is preserved in
Italy; it manifests itself anew.
I divide this short address into different parts. I say that the Americans
around you ignore the Italian tradition. You ought to educate them, and
first of all you ought to educate yourselves.
I say that in observing the Americans you will note that they are
anarchic, profoundly anarchic, not organized, do not apply their own
inventions. When an idea is born or seems to be born, in America, that
idea does not sprout in America itself. When propaganda is made on a
sound idea in America, something impedes its fertilization.
For instance, the battle against gold was fought half a century ago in the
United States; it was fought by the Democratic party. William Jennings
Bryan was a great orator—more or less an orator with a large popular
following. But he cried out to the world that humanity was being
crucified on a golden cross. But he did not speak with perfect frankness.
He spoke of silver (sic) instead of speaking openly of money.
All the truth, or almost all the truth, about money had been known in the
United States already for a century, but Bryan did not reveal it
completely. Now the world all of Europe and a large part of Asia know
that the monopoly of gold and the fiction of money based on gold is an
infamy an instrument used to fool the people, to strangulate all the
peoples. I say that this idea has had in the past, it has had great publicity
in America. But the American is slow. He has not placed high the
wisdom of his best men. And the same thing with electrical experiments.
You probably do not know that in 1863, a certain Loomis succeeded in
sending wireless electric signals, he invented wireless telegraphy. But
the Americans did nothing about it. He was considered a madman, a