The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12

tion and with that I agree, but that condition is a result of the activ1- ties of the people that are coddled by our government, namely the communists who bore from within, gain control of labor unions, secure key positions in Government, col- leges schools and even in the army and navy.
 You claim that the Isolationists have borrowed slogans from the Nazis but I notice that most of our administrations activities have first been publicized in London news papers then ballyhooed by the Com mittee to Defend America by aiding the Allies and later put before our Congress to be passed as law.
 I will close my case for 1sola- tionism with a few facts, from the original "White Paper" in Russian Bolsevism and prove that what was wrong in 1917 is still wrong in l94l -that International Communism which has dedicated itself to the overthrow of all governments and all religion must not be collaborated with in any manner whatsoever Dy those who would save Christianity. I have done a little reading myself MT. Cook and my interest in world affairs started when was giving first aid to the mangled dough boys in the last war and not in 1939 or l94l as in your case when the radio and headlines screamed Persecu- tion. If Christian principles were practiced more by the governments in all nations and especially at tne Versailles Peace Conference the present war would have been avert. ed. the Communist menace would not have materalized and the de- fense mechanism against Commun- ism known as Nazism would not have materialized. Even high school children know that this war is be- ing fought between those who are prosperous under 8 barter system and those who face bankruptcy un- der a gold and debt system. MT. Churchill and MT. Roosevelt are not interested in ideologies as both at one time condemned Communism but now accept it as an ally and it is also true that for more than a wear England tried to win Facist Italy as an ally.
 Nov concerning the British White Paper on Russian Bolshevism. In April, 1919 there was published by command of His Majesty, and by His MajeStys Stationery Office, z White Paper entitled, Russia, Nol (l9ls)A Collection of Reports on Bolshevism in Russia" The Fore word is as follows:"The following collection of reports from His Ma testy,a official representative in Rus sia and from other British subjects who have recently returned rom that country, and from independent witnesses of various national1ties covers the period of the Bolshevik regime from the Summer of 1918 to the present date. They are issued in accordance with decision of the war Cabinet. |. i. On page 6 of the White Paper, in 8 report issued by the Netherlands Minister at Petro- grad, Sept. 6. 1918 there appears the following: "The foregoing report will indicate the extremely critical na- ture of the present situation. The danger is now so great that I feel 1t my duty to call the attention of the British and other governments to the fact that, IF AN END IS NOT PUT TO BOLsHEVISM IN RUSSIA AT ONCE9 THE CrVILI- RATION or THE WHOLE WORLD WILL BE THREATENED. This IS not an exaggeration, but a sober matter of fact: and the most ua- usual action of German and Aus trian consuls- general, before referred to in joining in protest Of neutral legations, appears to indicate that the danger is also being realised ia German and Austrian quarters. l CONSIDER THAT THE MIME pfATE SUPPRESSION OF BOts- a4EVYgM IS THE GREATEST l9- aUE NOW BEFORE THE WORLD, not even excluding the war which h stlll raging. and tinlesG, as above sldleA. Bolshrviem ls ripped iIl the Ind inmedlatelg. it ls bound to spread in ono form or another over
 Wups and ths whole world"