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He had an uncanny ability to regard the evidence of a case under consideration , ta distill fr ~ it the essence of the problem , and to present his views in succinct and logical terms . If I intended deliberately to mistranscribe a handwritten word or text on which the defence places such reliance , I would hardly on the deliberate nature of the mistranscription , I would hardly have furnished copies of the original text to my critics , or published the text of the handwritten document as a facsimile in the same work ( for example , the famous November 30th 1941 note , which is illustrated as a facsimile in all editions of Hitler 's War ) ; nor would I have placed the entire collection of such documents without restriction in archives commonly frequented by my criticism . The issue remained threateningly alive and the text of the US proposal remained a closely-held secret that no delegation would risk revealing to NGO friends . The notice shall contain the text of the proposed change , and a copy of the complete relevant section . This may explain some of the weakness of the Euro , and will explain the toilet paper status of it once the markets work out what is being done . The reason why American style policies have been imposed has been the weakness of the indigenous political culture in , for example , many African countries ( yes it was largely the Limeys ' fault ) . This is the fault of the British , says the French ambassador . The Conference has before it at its present session an item for general discussion concerning employment policies in a global context , and the report before the Conference on this subject is intended as a preliminary version of World Employment 1996 , which will be finalized in the light of the Conference discussion and conclusions on this item and will take account of the suggestions made at the Conference last year , particularly the call for more factual data to be included .