no peace between us- I firmly be-Heve China and Japan. are _inseparately tied in weal or woe, What! charms either country must also harm' the other; what is good to one country cannot but do good to the other also. Why then should. we quarrel fond Aight? Let us stand together and demand that the Japanese armies be recalled from China. Then there. will peace and love and everlasting' happiness: to all of us.
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We all know that war is wrong.
man, in his right senses wants! war, except profit seeking munition taipans. War is terrible! War is one lof the four worst major calamities} that can befall any nation. War is subtle hypocrisy, Just another excuse for "legalized" wholesale murder, authorised massacre and _slaughter Jof women and children, and needless sacrifice of the flower of our youth, much more raw cannon meat, just for an idealistic principle, which we do not even believe.
However, we will not go any further into the horrors of war. The grim experience of last year is yet too vividly impressed on our minds to be forgotten. Suffice it to say that the sum total of all these denunciations shows how much we detest wai that there is neither profit nor victory in war, and that war should never be invoked under any clreumstances whatever. But when China is attacked by an alien foe, and her Jcountry overrun, then there is no! choice but war; right or wrong.
China will resist until there is not] a single alien soldier left on her sell.
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