Dear Sir,

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 11, Issue 71, 25 August 1947, Page 4

Dear Sir,

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WHAT OF TOMORROW Sir, —Allow me to thank and congratulate your correspondent, Mr W. Bradshaw, for his fearless and undeniable exposure of the Cosmopolitan gang of money maniacs out to overthrow the British Empire. Why? Because Britain stood for international and individual freedom, for which War No. 1 was fought and won, theoretically but lost financially. Why? Because the said gang made a profiteering welter of it from start to finish. After the farce of the so-called peace conference, a deputation ordained by the gang and provided with asbestos suits, was sent to headquarters and returned with a sealed docy ment marked “slump” stamped wi'r a cloven hoof. This succeeded beyond all expectations and accumulated a mountain of gold that increased in values as it grew in bulk. Buying gold at £2 per ounce and selling at £ 4is good business for the seller —the best the world has ever witnessed, but for those who were forced to sell and are being forced to buy again it is ruination. The only asset remaining to the bankrupt Nations is their land which these greedy (beg pardon) generous lenders are out to exploit. The ends justify the means for these international highway robbers, whether it be war, famine, pestilance or any other means that suggests a profit. The only way to eradicate these moraless men, who are gnawing their way to the vitals of civilisation, is for an irresistable tidal wave of public opinion to flood the world in a free and fearless press.

Yours etc., HARRY SERGANT.