LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

end will be over in [Goonland?], over in [Cleveland?], over in the new
Roseman Paradise where blooms the— —in the new stabilized unity,
with no non-Jews on the board of control, with no English control
whatsoever, though a few British names may appear as representatives
of the Canadian people so-called, and a few London agents of the golden
Republic of Soviets may fly back and forth to see that the rent is paid
promptly.
But at any rate you can now go to sleep again. You’ve been told what the
war’s about. You’ve been told what Rabbi Wise and Mr. Wiseman, your
[Sasson?] are having a war for.
It is inconvenient: well, you’ve got used to it now and, when it’s over,
everything will be just as it was before. No, not quite as it was before,
you won’t have to worry about any novelties, there’ll be no innovations.
You’ll not have to readjust yourselves to horrible novelties that threaten
you from abroad. The money will be stabilized. You will have returned
to sound money.
Perhaps you will be able to get some employment but that isn’t
necessary; you’re used to not being busy so that will not disturb you.
You will not have to think about anything. That will be a comfort to your
penury. You never did like to think about anything. And the war will be
over. That is, there will be a few— —interruptions before the next one
gets going and you will have killed off some women and children and
you’ll feel proud of being conservative.
You will be told that the— —based on gold brought you prosperity. You
will be told that it’s really for England’s benefit that her money should
be controlled from abroad. I’ll repeat that,— —. It’ll relieve England of
all that bookkeeping, trust Mr. Morgenthau to look after all your
accounting; it is much simpler.