The Hidden Hand in Politics
The Hidden Hand in Politics
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Wars are made in much more comfortable and safer places than battlefields, and, stranger still though it may seem, wars are not made by soldiers ; they only fight and endure them after they have been made. Wars are made in the Foreign Offices of the various Governments by small groups of men who control the relations of the peoples of the earth.
When they say we must love each other we do so, and there is peace; when they say we must hate and slaughter each other we do so, and theve is war. No ...one else, neither people nor Parlia- ment, have anything to do with the making of war. The diplomats, who work in the dark, make the wars.
The people are mere pawns and playthings, moved about by their hidden hands. The agony the people endure has no higher purpose than the schemes which the diplomats hatch in the dark, and dare not discuss in the light of day. The diplomats are the deadliest enemies of all mankind, for they make the wars which plunge mankind into Hell, and they work with hidden hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wars are made in much more comfortable and safer places than battlefields, and, stranger still though it may seem, wars are not made by soldiers ; they only fight and endure them after they have been made. Wars are made in the Foreign Offices of the various Governments by small groups of men who control the relations of the peoples of the earth.
When they say we must love each other we do so, and there is peace; when they say we must hate and slaughter each other we do so, and theve is war. No ...one else, neither people nor Parlia- ment, have anything to do with the making of war. The diplomats, who work in the dark, make the wars.
The people are mere pawns and playthings, moved about by their hidden hands. The agony the people endure has no higher purpose than the schemes which the diplomats hatch in the dark, and dare not discuss in the light of day. The diplomats are the deadliest enemies of all mankind, for they make the wars which plunge mankind into Hell, and they work with hidden hands.
What to read after The Hidden Hand in Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W John W Kneeshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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