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covered and revealed the truth, and the real reason for President
Wilson's change of front.
Prior to these revelations we thought we entered the war
because of the sinking of the Lusitania and the violation of our
rights as a neutral. That was the reason assigned by President
Wilson in his dramatic message to Congress, but it was not the
real reason, as conclusively shown by the Balfour-Lansing correspondence.
It was only a pretext to secure the support of Congress
and the people.
There can be no doubt about the fact that prior to President
Wilson's second election in 1916 he "kept us out of the war."
There can likewise be no doubt about the fact that he was reelected
upon that slogan. Why did he change his position soon
after his election Why did he make an agreement with the
British government to help the Allies That has been, until now,
an unexplained mystery
The answer is, the Jew and Palestine. "Believe it or not,"
President Wilson sacrificed 50,000 of the flower of our youth,
caused 200,000 more to be maimed and crippled, and gave
$50,000,000,000 of our wealth, in order to restore Palestine to
the Jews—a small barren country that probably could have been
bought for a billion dollars or less. Worse than that, he took
us into the war for the purpose of treacherously taking the
homeland from one of our own Allies, the Arabs, who were
fighting side by side with our soldiers. Never have a brave,
confiding people been so treacherously double-crossed.
In a speech in the Senate on April 25th, 1939,* Senator
Nye said:
"There has been published a series of works under the title
"The Next War.' One of the volumes in this series is entitled
'Propaganda in the Next War.' This particular volume was
written by one Sidney Rogerson. I have been unable to obtain
any trace of his background or of his connections; but the
editor-in-chief of all these works, including" the one entitled
'Propaganda for the Next War,' is a man whose name is recognized
the world over as an authority in Great Britain. He
is none other than Capt. Liddell Hart, associated with the
London Times, a writer and a military authority in Europe."
The following are quotations from this authority:
"For some time the issue as to which side the United
States would take hung in the balance, and the final result
*See Congressional Record, 76th Congress, Vol. 84, No. 82,
pages 6597-6604.