Yet another important element in unnatural combination against the t's foreign policy is the cowardice which has red persistently to face the plain alternatives of peace and war. How Feluctantly: the critics would face the prospect of war for any other than vital and direct British interests—among which are the integrity of against aggression and the of the Mediterranean—was "October; but as danger. of des. courage revives, and the Labou vur OD) which - first was against rearmament subscribes to the distant prospect of war, and for the in history become alarmist. so, it is full of mental war if only we shout loud enough; i¢ the Germans were convinced that we were in earnest they would way at once; that there is some inherent weakness
clithe Germans and Italians to expect ister's chars er which encourages in the Prime Min-
to pay Danegeld in vital British ts, How different we are left would things be if Mr. Attlee were in charge! He would need to blow hard and the would fly for shelter. It is a travesty of reality.
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