The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-28
We Should Never Again
DEPART From Our Historic
Pollen of NOn-lnterference

from the prejudice as e danger actual partcpa
tion pay yiH do the most good and sustain the
least iny DO forget the danger and the actual in
Jury from European conflicts and enangerents in Uhlch
uUe participate very great and very real
TrOugh departure from historic policy OF non
Interference haze incurred immense debts enormous our
of taxation financial and industrial depression and all
the that European nations stagger under Ihese 0e
suffer part of victorious alliance
Dr. "Think phat might suffer day part of de-
feaed All the evis that Germany suffers might be
ours the dismemberent of country and the Uir
tual industrial and political slavery OF our people,"
10 quotation letter, written by Will
y lam Randolph Hearst instruction to his editors.
nssnt which began work
country broke out 1914 did not with
the of its first design which fill American minds
prejudice right perspective and cool udg
mnt and thus bring eagerly and angr into shu European
beginning had nothing to do and from
participation which had nothing to GAIN and immense losses to
incur
of "Amecus quoted above the Hearst papers, almost
urged their countmen during that same
fateful period
And now that time and the march destiny
have sgnaly counmen
to heed the wise admonon
opposition the propaganda and the which
working together destroy right perspective and make
the victim of their wes and the tool of their
designs
Above things your pc respective and
Do not again propaganda
How got putaion being cunning shewd
only knows For surely have been the
worst guld people the world The real explanation of this is
that average his estimate of the character of for
from his knowledge OF the character OF the people living
that government
individual Enghman for example,
is as frank BILE the individual Amer
can he assumes is frank and truthful
individual En- gshman the individual American
be pulousy truthful and honorable in
his private be burglar false pretender and unm
gated the of his beyond the
comprehension of the average American mind
the French the German the Japanese
combination conceivable but taken for
ed as the expected and usual thing
this outlook that makes such victims
Of foreign propaganda and foreign diplomacy.
Balfour example, here perfectly honorable and truth
full private gentleman whose ghes word private gentleman
absolutely Mr. Balfour words British diplomat,
propaganda British official have frequently
the subsequent facts the subsequent
of his government
All delegates essentially
every foreigner school of diplomacy
endless cheating lying it's fundamental doctrine that
be achieved jusifes the employed to achieve it.
people could get that understanding fixed your
foreign propaganda foreign diplomacy would
work their confidence
impossible millions of
Washington
of persuadng shorghd statesmen
helpless condition. which these foreign governments
injung and making
and powerful at cost and our loss.
Yet that is exactly what they here for
They get to weaken navy which de-
Ell and guarantee of peace and safety.
They here to lure into another alliance which bring