"This is clearly shown by the fact that the American Government, just rior to ishing this order, departed from her so-called neutrality laws by allowing American citizens to fly planes over to Canada. This is a clear infringement of all decent international relations; and the desire to assist England and France to destroy Germany is thereby clearly manifest. If Americans can fly planes over to Canada, why should they not fly them straight over to England? Who can, therefore, believe them, when they say that the embargo on export of war material applies to all equally "As a result of America altering her Neutrality Act, the British and French have been able to buy from her not only large numbers of planes. but also huge quantities of every kind of war material. In fact, the American Government does everything it can to help Britain and France, and works in the closest cooperation with them. As this open assistance of Britain and France by America is as clear as daylight, is it not obvious that that all this talk about there being no discrimination in the embargo is merely an attempt to throw dust Min he eyes of the world? can anybody be foolish enough to belie: Actually, it is clearly g but the usual kind of American double-dealing, when, after putting this embargo on exports, she informs Japan of it and tries to calm her suspicions by assuring her that she need not fear that it is a move to help China, For it is perfectly obvious that this move to put an embargo on the export of war material in reality covers a secret purpose.
Treacherous Plans "In Europe anyhow, Hitler's people very clearly have seen through the treacherous plans of the plutocratic democracies. To them all this is nothing more fearsome than the empty roaring of a lion. For the leading democracies, Britain and France, have been so thoroughly beaten that they are now in wild flight and do not know how to save themselves. Thus have all the diaboheal schemes of the two leading Western democracies been upset. To say that the. three democratic countries, England, France and the U.S.A. together control the world is no longer correct, for today the two produce that is possible in Japan proper, because the land can be used all the time throughout the year. Some Taiwanese have gone to south China to engage in sugar production, but have not-had marked success so far because conditions have not yet returned to normal
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