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have been influenced by the poison (or
years past concerning German perfidy
and its designs upon this country. They
have been led into the belief that the
German naval and military preparations
were designed for the subjection of
Great llritaiu. Those who say this most
loudly through the press, and from our
I’arliamentaay arena, know that such
never was the case.
Why Germany Has Armed
Let anybody take a mao of liurope
and look at the position of Germany; on
the one side Russia with her millions of
trained soldiers and unlimited popul
ation to draw upon (its traditional pol
icy for over a hundred years has been to
reduce Prussia io impotence, so that the
Slav may reign supreme); on the other
side France smarting under her defeat
and the loss of her two provinces, Al- |
sace and Lorraine, in 1370. For a num- j
bes of years past these two militarisms
have had a close and cordial alliance.
What was it that brought the Czardom
of Russia into alliance with the free re
ublic of France ? One object, and one
alone, to crush Germany between them j
German armaments, and the German ;
navy were primarily intended to protect |
herself and her interests aga'nst these
two open enemies.
If this reasoning be correct, it follows
that our being in the war is a. matter of
the free choice of our rulers who appear
to prefer that Russia should become the
domineering power of Flurope. I don’t
write these lines in order to say that we
should now withdraw from the conflict.
That is clearly an impossibility at pres
ent. But, if wre can get these facts in
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stilled into the mind and brain of our
own people, and of the working class
generally, we shall be able to exert a
much greater influence in bringing the
war to a close much more speeeily than
the militaro clement contemplate at
present.
Lord Kitchener's Speech*
Lord Kitchener, or some one speak
ing authoritatively for him, has declared
in the Times that the present 100,000
installment of recruits, which is to form
the new army, are to he trained for six
months and then sent to the front. An
other 100,000 is then to be enlisted and
go through the same process; and so
addition addition is to be made up in
six monthly periods until 500,000 men
have been trained. He makes it quite
clear that if the voluntary system is u«t
found sufficient, compulsion will have
to bo applied.
Some British Socialists are, unfortun
ately, ranging themselves on the side of
militarism, and we shall require to take
the strongest possible action to make it
clear to our Comrades on the Continent
that the hands of the I. L. Ik, at least,
are clean, and that when the conflict is
over and we have once again to meet
our German, French, Belgian, and
Russian Comrades, no part of the re
sponsibility for the crime which has
been done in Europe can be laid at our
door.
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