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in the French Martinique port. Our government has sent four
of our destroyers down there. What for Is it to help our traditional
friend and ally, the French No, no, far from it.
Why should we turn against the country that helped us win our
independence A little while ago it was said we owed it to
France and to LaFayette to help her. And now she is our enemy
Why Can it be because the French government refused
to allow the city of Paris to be destroyed in order to get us into
the war Can it be because France surrendered after the loss
of two-thirds of her army No, no. These are not the reasons.
Whatever the true reason may be we have not entered this war
to help France.
We do not yet know the whole truth about all of this war
propaganda and the President's activities to involve us in the
war, but some of it has come to light. When Germany captured
Warsaw, the capital of Poland, she also captured the official archives,
and among them a transcript of the negotiations between
our government and the Polish government leading up to
the war.
It appears therefrom that our ambassador to France, the
Jew Bullitt,—just before sailing for Paris "with a whole trunkfull
of instruments and conversations and directions from President
Roosevelt and the State Department and senators who belonged
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs,"—held a conference
with the Polish Ambassador (to the U. S.) Count Potoki.
This conference was reported by Count Potoki to his government
in part as follows:
"3. It is the decided opinion of the President that France
and Britain must put an end to any sort of compromise with
the totalitarian countries. They must not let themselves in
for any discussions aiming at any kind of territorial changes.
"4. They have the moral assurance that the United
States will leave the policy of isolation and be prepared to
intervene actively on the side of Britain and France in case of
war. America is ready to place its whole wealth of money and
raw materials at their disposal."*
It appears further from these official notes that the President
was quite urgent that Poland should reject Germany's demand
for return of the Danzig Corridor and that Britain and
France should support Poland in this position and should declare
war on Germany if she (Germany) undertook to take it
*Congressional Eecord, July 11, 1940, p. 14371.
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