The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-22

with Q foreign policy Jnag sDole Egypt from the Egyptians. We want nothing to do with a for- eign policy that is still persecut- ing Catholic citizens in Northern Ireland today.
 We deny that this is our war in any sense of the term. We have had nothing to do with it's beginning. We have had nothing to do with its conduct. We should have nothing to do with it's con- tinuance. We have not been ate, tackled. We have not been threat- ened. We have not been insult- ed although the war party in our national administration has done its best to provoke attacks and threats and insults on the part of foreign nations against us. Two things we must remember. First, we need fear no attack and no threat and no insult if we maintain an adequate army of defense and develop 8 two- ocean navy to protect both our < God-given shores. Second, if the war party in Washington is suc-s cessful in its policy of proyoca- tion, then the blood of every American boy shed in foreign warfare will be upon the Judas souls and the Pilate hands of those who provoked us into war.
 Keep Promises
 
 We the sovereign people are not yet defeated in our struggle for peace. There are yet ways of salvation open to us. We demand that those who made pre-elec- tton promises to keep American boys out of foreign warfare keep those promises. We have made this demand before and we sha!i make it again and again and again. We demand that the, for eign policy of our nation be re- turned to the Congress of the United States of America. We demand that the President and his Cabinet cease the usurpa- tion of those powers which be- long to the Congress alone. No Cabinet officer, no Chief of Staff of the United States Army, no Moscow hopping LDld-Lease Co., ordinator, and not even the President of the United States ! has the right to bind this coun- try to any foreign policy or to manipulate this country into for- eign warfare.
 We demand that the press of this country engage in a nation wide editorial campaign to keep our country out of war and out of the vestibule to war. We promise to boycott every news paper that sounds the war drums in its editorials and every adver- tiser who utilizeS the services of warning press. We demand that the radio give full and adequate facilities to those who oppose the war-mad momentum of our na- tional administration in Wash ington. A radio boycott of sta- tions and advertisers is our an- swer to those who refuse ada- quate radio representation to the isolationist majority of America. Finally, we demand that our na- tional administration stop It's warlike policy of provoking for eign nations to violence against us, of impregnating the American people with groundless fears, and
 of making our sovereign nation a tool, for the imperialistic ob- jectives of Great Britain. We shall not sacrifice the prosperity and happiness and peace and hn- dependence of one hundred and thirty million American citizens for eight visionary bits of inter- national bait manufactured by two fishermen at sea.
 We shall not tolerate any for- eign policy in this country except an American policy. We shall al- low no flag. of any foreign na- ton, to usurp in our hearts or in our skies the place that is occu- pied by the Star Spangled Ban- ner. We shall take no political dictatiorf from any foreign poli- ticaI ruler. We shall shed. nc American blood on foreign soil We shall entomb no American lives in foreign seas. We want no union with any foreign poli- tical power, now or ever. We want no union with Nazi Germany. We want no union with Communistic Russia. We want no union with Imperialistic England. We want peace. We. want independence We want Americanisna. The sov- ereign people of America will permit no foreign power and nc domestic dictator to rob them o1