LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

not on stuff other folks want to buy. Well, exchange is said to be a
fountain of wealth.
Europe is fighting for something that is not merely material, But even so,
a sane and natural exchange of products between them that have ’em,
places that grow ’em, and places where they don’t grow or don’t grow so
easy is certainly a factor in a plan for permanent ease and peace. Of
course if you are going to work 18 or 20 hours a day from now till the
day after doomsday to buy all the world’s gold and silver, to content
Uncle Henry A. Wallace, that may be a question of taste (mighty queer
taste) on your part.
Mebbe Henry has erred (not the first time), mebbe he was kite flying to
see how much hook, line, and sinker the American people would
swallow. ’Tain’t going to do Brazil any good if the whole of Europe
goes back to drinking java and mocha coffee. And that ain’t half of the
story.
Cutting your nose off to spite your face is a very old saying.
Black lists are nothing new in world history. [FCC transcript: Hitherto
there have been signs of weakness and waning— —, not signs of rising
power. I mean— —and following the regime had imposed them. Not
strong, confident powers.
And then, the— —of some of your allies. In fact, why did you take up
with those gangs ? Two gangs. Jews’ gang in London, and Jew
murderous gang over in Moscow ? Do you like Mr. Litvinov ? Is that
face— —of our Colonial architecture ? Do the people from Delaware
and Virginia and Connecticut and Massachusetts ? Do the people who
live in painted, neat white houses, with their little sign for the delivery
box, erected in 1790, built in 1815, and do these folks really approve
that Mr. Litvinov and his gang, and all that he stands for ? Is he the
implication of something that Mr. Jefferson liked best ? Or— —the