'To the Editor of the "Nonru-Cutwa Dany News'
Sim—I would not venture to pro-phossy whether there will or will not be a new world war, yet explanation may be found to the question, why newspapers, and especially news agencies, are daily talking about the war, 'A few years ajo news agencies and the press all over the world gave undue publicity to the court trial of the criminals in U.S., Sacco and Vincetti. Later on, however, we have learned from the proceedings of the Communistic Congress in Moscow, that the Bolsheviks at that Congress boasted how successfully they had carried out throughout the world a press campaign in favourvot their two comrades Saeco and Vineet.
Thus we must admit that the Internationale had some good reasons to believe that the entire world press-~ oF at Toast the great majority of it—is under its influence and is working for attainment of Its ends.
We have yet another fact. At the sixth congress of the same Internationale held in Moscow in 1928, the Communist Bukharin stated the fol-
Towing:
We must accustom minds of readers to the inevitability of the next world War. Each Incident, that may arise Detiieen any two countries, should be explained and. commented from. the military. point of view in both of these countries pointing out the agressive nese of one against another.
The above decision was adopted in 1928, but strangely enough since that. lime the press, and especially the news agencies, as if obeying some invisible conductor, began, when discussing political, financial. and economic matters of various countries, to accompany them with an invariable refrain—inevitabllity' of the. second world war. And this at a time, when the majority of responsible statesmen In all countries sincerely. desire peace and take desperate efforts to preserve it the Communist Internationale propagates the next world war, then it desires it and it will be fought for the realization of its own alms, that is the enslavement of all peoples to the Internationale, that small minority, personified now in the present rulers in Russia and supported by the inter~ national bankers.
Of course, my explanation does not cover all doubts, expressed by Mr. Shaw in his correspondence. I admit also the existence of some wide discrepancy between the Communistic denials of the capitalistic system on the one hand, and the aid always given by the same cursed capitalists trid financiers to Communism. Therefore, to all those, who would like to have an exhaustive reply to their doubts, I would recommend to devote some time to the study of Bolshevism. It is the more necessary that the crisis, we have to admit that, is fast approaching. The bloody events we are witnessing now. in Spain are bound to repeat themselves im other countries and in some of them probably in a very near future.
For those interested I would like to recommend: "The Cause of the World Unrest" by Mrs, Nesta Webster:"Les origines secretes Bolchevism" by Salluste (the most. exhaustive and authoritative exposition of Bolshevism: "Are these things so?" by Col. Sanctuary (American publication: "Revealer" and "American Gentile"; "Nachrichten Dienst" (Anticomintern) published in Germany; Publications of the International Anti-Communist League at Geneva (13 Corraterie); Publications of R. E. Edmondson (4 Washington Breet, RIY, elt), Shanghai, Aug. 2.0
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