My Life

My Life - Oswald MosleyBritain to the point of equality in the air with any power in the world, coupled with astrong fleet and a mechanised army which could have struck directly on the Continentin defence of France; this strength to be combined with a clear, firm foreign policywhich renounced all intervention in eastern Europe and confined our interests to theBritish Empire and western Europe. I am still convinced this policy was right, butwillingly concede that others can honourably hold the opposite opinion. The outbreakof war lies nearly thirty years behind us, and the subsequent years of peace havebrought new problems, new policies, new weapons, new powers and new possibilitiesof immense creation or limitless catastrophe. It is folly for Europeans to be divided inface of a new world by the bitterness of a faraway quarrel. The coming situation mayrather require the union of all men who have at least proved their integrity by theservice of truth as they see it.332 of 424