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low quality goods, reduction in exports, swelling of the bureaucracy,
increase of taxation, growth of large cities, depopulation of
smaller towns and countryside, suppression of private property
and compulsion for all to invest their savings in monopolistic combines.
. . . This wonderful and genial movement for the enslavement
of Great Britain is making fair headway, and has succeeded
in laying hands on pigs, bacon, milk, potatoes, turnips, bees. . . .
The latest to join the movement is the National Birth Control Association,
which has accordingly altered its name to Family Planning
Association. It will arrange when and whom to marry, how
many children to bring into the world, when to divorce, when and
how to die, all according to the lofty standard of a group of financiers*
financial needs and benefits."
To conclude this section I beg to quote a paragraph from another
English writer as a short summary of the situation. H. T,
Mills, in a pamphlet entitled Money, Politics and the Future, says:
"We can roughly sum up the characteristics of the nations which
already divide the world into two hostile camps, in order of importance,
as follows: THE SO-CALLED DEMOCRACIES; gold
standard countries; Freemasonry strong; Communistic element
strong; members of League of Nations (except U.S., on account
of special circumstances) versus (RELATIVELY) JEW-FREE
'DICTATORSHIPS'; goods standard countries; Freemasonry
suppressed; nationalist element strong; not members of the League
(except Italy, which country is as good as out of it). Russia may
also be included without much difficulty in the first group. She is
entirely dominated by the money power, which in the first instance
gave to Bolshevism the possibility of life." 1
"Moscow" (or Russia) and Ireland
•^Moscow" or Russia, then, is simply a gigantic investment by
which control over vast resources has been acquired by those who
are preparing for the New Messias. They have "the enormous
1
According to LeGrand Occident of August, 1935, quoting from a Russian
journal published in Paris, Masonic Lodges exist in Russia. The question of
Freemasonry in Germany is dealt with further on.
The pamphlet by H. T. Mills was published some months before the outbreak
of the war.
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