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surplus 81 India, WHY is thisf Why
does this nsbt little island own
the controlling subsistence elements
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OF al nstions Germany e The
most honest. has the most economic
organization, has most education,
science and philosophy. greatest
morality and justice.
Why shnuld the rikmy territory
called England cnntfol not omiy the
oceans, bur The lands Of thc world
Why should England, whose area
IS s0.sT4 square miles, control the
United States Of North America.
whose afea il aG1s, 5se square miles,
which is sixty times as large as
EngIandl
Remember l an talking about
Geography. II is Geography that
must AZ last determine all national
conditions and relations Any dcvia-
ton from this law OF Nature Is only
temporary and is promoted By the
impudeHcs, the shrowdncss, tncsse
and practical raseality Of a small
territory that rules or dominates a
larger.
It is claimed that the United
States should export munitions Of
war, because If, in future, the UAited
States should be in var it would
find itself IN a defenseless position.
needing to import munitions. This
is Tommy Rot" because only
three or more allica nations will
ever make war on the United
States, and they would be the only
ores that could supply US munitions
Of war. The present Allies" Brit
ain, France, Russia and Japan, are
the combination the United States
must fear, and fear II now; and
when say nov" | mean before
the sumnler Is over. Assembling our
Navy in the mouth suf the hudson
River Is no evidence to intimidate
them; our Navy and Army would
be only as an infant in the hands
of a giant as compared with the
Allied Armies and Navies. Our
President and Secretary well know
protests and prayers" are all the
United States can really do.
War never ends between and
among nations or even tribes. They
may not always be shooting guns
at one another, but war Cor active
violence Is at every moment inn
minent, There Is NO such thing as
friendship between nations. In dip
lofnatic relations great expressions
Of friendship" may be extra
yagantly paraded, but at the drop
Of the hat" friendship e~vaporates.
This very ~cxtfayagant expression OF
friendship" betokens the beiliser-
ent condition that exists between
them and only awaits the tocsin to
Spring 70 arms.
Germany did not violate Belgian
neutrality, because Belgium never
had any neutrality, II belonged to the
secret alliance Of Britain, France
and Russia before war was declared.
The object Of this alliance, admit
ting Japan as an after thought, was
the destruction and partition Of
Germany and Austria, and the after
partition oil the United States and
perhaps Of both Americas. The
great ability and overweening ras-
cality OF England (or England is
practically Great Britain, Canada,
Australia, India and 4 good deal Of
the rest Of the WORLDLY will be the
marvel of the historian 1000 years
from now,
III England allows any other ma
tion to dominate the world, espec-
tally BY such attempts as the United
States is now making by prayer
and protests her almost universal
provinces and dependencies. upon
which the sun never sets, viii soon
fall away through desire Of local
self-goyernment, and within so
years her dominance viii be con-
fined to her tight little island "
She can only maintain her domin-
anee through predomiBance Of her
navy. Il vas Germany's navy