Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
Sir bag s@ai6iuatOner SOuruuI"
5nr 3eitgei6t6tC
Mmerifaniide Stimmen sesem eng
liide SrOpasanOa
(pom g. Gil

Coon B. GIL
0ie @ngldnoer beberrf6en be-
fonntli6 Dos auBenpolitii6e 9enfeu
ser 8ereinigten Staaten. @ennt
mie 1915 1T ameritas iogenannte
Nelttralitdt fir gnglanO Elm Sprung
brett, fir 9euti1lono elm 8leige-
mi6t. england fam oas 80lferre6t
aerfriimeln uno nit 6iiBen treten
Amerifa miro, nie es beiBt, in gu
funft niht einmal mebr proteitieren,
ionoern l11eln0 quittieren un0 aaes
totl1meigen. @oo0rop 8ilion en-
bob 1851 nod ab uno 81 menig=
items ben Standardization Stod; i'm
iibrigen fonnte, unO fam belte, eng
lano mieoer tln, mas ibm beliebt.
9eutI1lan0 miro oagegen an Der
2eine gebalten uno meiterbin bonn
2ebensnerD abgei9niirt. @ie 1917
8alfour un0 Sir Gilbert Yarfer uno
Gbelterton uno $. s. @eGs ETC., 10
5ogen uno aieben beute ser engliibe
&onig uno @ntbonD g0en uno 9uff
Copper uno 2or0 2otbian Our6s 2ano
ltno iu9en betmIi1 8egeilterung fir
Die englii6e Gobe 5l tpefen. 9ie
uWfagna Gbarta~ miro beute mie oa-
mails ais Sort Ser Sreibeit geprieien.
9ie engli11e &0nigin bat ii6 Die
6er3en Der Mmerifaner I'M Sttrm
%eruorben.
Sputt abcr Gnslanbs Ginflltf nn6
M6fidten
llno bod fallen niGt ale @meri=
fnner auf oiele englii1e 8ropaganoa
6erein. Gs gibt tatld6li9 nod eini-
ge @rotelte III ser amerifaniihen
BreiIe, uno nuf einige 0ieier fei bier
fur5 bingeuielen. 90 las man bori=
gen Samstag nieoer cine Eiraoe ge=
gen gnglano unO auf Die amerifani-
i9e MuBenpolitif aus Der Sober oes
Generals S1tgb g. Sobnion Giebe
@oibington 9ailD Stems, 10. 5ebr.).
@r peroammte 8. g. Die Dor ben eng
lGnoern frie6enoen amerifanii6en
@eiitli9en nit ibren lamentations
which helped push us into the great
war of 1917, meiter oas senti-
mentale Tam-tam Inn 6as rfleine,
teure 6innlano~, nie man oaS ebe=
Dem Inn oas ufleine 8elgien~ uno
Damn Inn oas nfleine Sopan" i'm ia
paniid-rniiii9en ariege getan bdtte.
@r proteitiert gegen oas epige amt
li9e 8~erbeugen Dor england nno
gegen 6ns 8eri6meigen bon 0eiien
@erlebung omerifanii9er &edte a Ia
@alter Shines Sage, Sol. Souie uno
&obert 2aniing. why the hell not
make public these (English) inn
pertinences and our record of pro-
test, if any-unless Sen. Borah was
right and the State Department is
Just a British Embassy" 9robun-
gen, obne Mltsfiibrung uno Saten,
%erinnerten, ingte Sobnion, rnr an
oie 3eit BON 1916 un0 1917.
Mebnli1 i9arf oriidte iia in elmer
3ui9rift an 0ie @aibingtoner Cages
aeitung Simes =Seralo" GO. SAM
). g.. elm SEER Somes @eaing aus.
@r i6rieb II. a. "The English are
great and clever propagandists and
all the fighting we might do would
not necessarily be for the sacred
cause of democracy, but more likely,
for the not SO sacred cause Of Eng
land. Evidently England is not
concerned with bringing democracy
to all nations. Good friends were
the Russians until they aligned with
the enemy. Seute bGnoele
Gnglano mieoer nit Stalien an,
ni6t INN Stalien oemofratii6 81 ma-
6en, ionoern neil Stalien ENGLAND
in @nglan6s &f INN Die Sanoels-
pormahtItelllng in Der @elt belfen
ioae. un6 mas Imerifa angebe, 10
babe es nit england 1918 geniigenn
traurige @rfabrungen gemaft: Das
Neiultat iei oas ldlimme Sabr
1929 uno oas folgenoe Sabr5ebnt ge-
meien uno als &ronung obenornli
Der belitige &rieg. Perhaps this
time if we stay out, England's
power might be broken sufficiently
to give every country a chance to
prosper. With a fair share of the
things which make life enjoyable
people forget about wars. AS
long as England has most of these
enjoyable things peace will be
just a myth as is Britain's fight to
save democracy" 90 ungefGbl
bats der Siibrer~ ia neulid aud
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