The Washington times., 1920-12-06
SEES BRITAIN
FIGHTING US.
Irish Policy Drawing Nations
Into War. Says Shaw-Ger-
mans Will Aid America.
(continued from First Pags)


tremble. The republic OF San Saliva
dor will rob the United States war
Secretary OF his sleep. Portugal
Holland, Belgium, Denmark and tne
Balkan States are each more terrible
than Germany was In 1919.
As TO Japan, is it not the cleares'
military logic for the United States
to wipe out Banzai and Bushide and
reduce this dangerous island TO the
impotence of an Indian reservation
with the assistance of the British
war office which sees no other means
Of saving Australia from yellow
conquest?
But when England and America
have blown Japan out OF the water
how will they stand toward on:
another?
America has a practical monopoly
Of helium, the only gas that can
iIoat an airship and yet resist the
fiery darts that brought down the
Zeppelins in blazing ruin when they
were filled with hydrogen.
There can be no surety for Eng
land until she is mistress OF these
belium gas geysers. She must there
fore put an end to the rebellious epi-
sode of her American colonies and
tear up the Declaration of lndepen-
dence.
Now it is possible that America ;
people may object. But they, ca"
give effect to their objection only by
Subjugating the British Empire.
War between the two powers
is therefore inevitable on Lloyd
Georges new line of playing for alb
solute security.
When this war comes of What
will be the situation of France?
France has thirty million negroes
to launch at the civilized powers in
case of need. BY lodging squad
Of them in Goethe House in Frank
fort she has proved that she has no
ielicacy about employing them
against white culture.
Germany has now no negroes, and
America has strong reasons for OBJ
jecting to black militarization. Fur
ther, since the war it has been clear
TO every one with any diplomat :
flair that the United States must
yravitate toward an ALLIANCE vita
Germany.
We therefore, have some OF the con-
ditions for war between an alliance
of the centralized French republic
with the British empire against an
alliance of federated republicans Of
he United States with those Of Cen
trail Europe.
BRITAIN IS NOW MOST
DREADED POWER.
But the matter is not as simple rs
that. The British empire has given
he world such a terrible exhibition
OF its military and naval force in
war and its ruthlessness in victory
that it has succeeded to the position
formerly held by Germany OF being
the most dreaded power in the world.
And it is doing nothing to reas-
sure those who dread it. When the
League of Nations put in a plea for
ruling out the use of poison gas as
a method OF warfare. Professor
Soddy brought to light the fact that
the British war office is forming a
council Of scientists, sworn to Sc
crecy, and devoted to the utmost
attainabe development o. "cheih-
ical warfare"
And in this the War Office is only
doing its duty, in the view certainly
that any power which under present
conditions OF military uuty taiis IL
keeping itself up to date in every
branch OF manslaughter will be wiped
ont in the next war by a more dit
Sept adversary possibly half her size.
The natural effect is 10 intensity
how universal militarism.
And universal dread means hatred