ALL-WHITE AMERICANISM. VERSUS ANGLO-JAP JINGOISM.

NZ Truth, Issue 112, 10 August 1907, Page 1

ALL-WHITE AMERICANISM. VERSUS ANGLO-JAP JINGOISM.

*TSh«e concocted' capitalistic cablegrams published m the plutocratic pimp prints of Sydney, and m the columns of their capitalistic congeners m the other States of the Commonwealth, ani, indeed, throughout the whole of the British Empire, point to a perfidious Press plot agamst the racial purity and industrial supremacy of the Anglo-Saxon race m any -part of the world, conjointly conceived" and carried out by. Britain and Japan. There is no other way of. explaining 'the campaign, of calumny and malignant representation of White Democracy, both m the British Empire a-nd the United States Republic, now 'going on m every part of the civilised world, * * ♦ Ever since 'Japan cowed Corea, crumpled up the Chinese fleet, smashed that of Russia, and literally annihilated a whole series of Russian armies, the attitude of Japan towards the Whit© Christian races, both m Europe and America, has been one of audacious, not to say insolent, aggression. But it has not been alone her astounding victories on sea and land that 'have encouragfed Japan's assumption of this agg.ressi.ve attitude. On© of the many potent factors, and probably the most potent factor m the provocation of ' Japan to challenge the hitherto unchallenged, and what was heretofore regarded as the .unchallengeable, supremacy of the Christian White Races, is her defensive and offensive alliance with Britain.. '•* w • If the people of Australia would only spare a little time from sport; if they could but oease centring the very national soul a-nd conscience m the gyrations of a leather . 'ball ; if ■they would, m their scores of thousands, stop, but for a brief space, barracking for the Blues and -bellowing against the ' All Blacks, to seriously consider Australia's position .vis-a-vis Japan,, there might foe some slight sign of national health and hope discernible on the not distant horizon" of her destiny. r At present .the outlook is dark and 'discouraging —overcast with ominous shadows cast across Australia's national path by the growing peril of an 'Asiatic su^ premacy m these seas under the Southerm Cross with all-conquering and aggressive Japan, Britain's best beloved and most powerful Asiatic ally, at the bead of the colored pagan hordes whose numbers are so many myriads that can only be computed i<n multiplied 'millions. This is no pessi,mistic attempt to promote a scare. 'Japan's achievements within the last decade m Corea, China, and Manchuria make such an assumption not only absurd, but absolutely outrageous to any person having a decent regard for the territorial integrity of Australia and the purity and supremacy of the Anglo-Saxon race m this hemisphere. *-■*•■ * ■ • Let 'football fanatics,- criciket cranks, iho 'horse maniacs, and pug patriots \ause for a moment and peruse the leer ams published m. the plutish' prints of Sydney to-day, concerning lite imbrolgJio between the great 77hite Christian Republic of tibe United States and Japan, and attempt to guage their siggiificance. What do these cables disclose ? A- distinct, 'direct, and deliberate depreciation of !bhe White Christian Races of America, and an equally distinct, direct and deliberate . glorification of the Colored 'Pagans of Japan. What's the present .position and historic status of the Great Wihite Republic of the West ? It is the greatest, richest, most populous, and progressive homogeneous nation of ancient or modern times. What are her achievements ? !A little more than one 'hundred and twenty-five years ago she* won her national, independence against the military might and naval power of "Great Britain, whose yoke she' then threw off forever. WJiat have been the achivements of her nationhood ? To pioneer, populate, and make prosperous a continent from the Atlantic j to the Pacific, aod 1 y construct and j ConsolidatD a, constitution wiiiott at its bil'% Was the most democratic ( tb© woiid foa-d-ev^er seen, ana wfeich \ Vtm to-day is only seeoaa -to that of Switzerland itt its ceneepftfonand 'protection of the ftighfe of Man. What: have been iiet • aoW«V6m&ats under this Ifee constittition ? To -clear the •American cqnti&ent Sotitfe of hex frontier of ike : pi*a&eai -Powers of Europe; 'to isee tftenegfo slave at

sure,- awd-lo make her ' States the refuge and home of the politically persecuted and socially oppressed millions oi England and Ireland and the whole of Europe, .while constituting herself the protector of the territorial integrity and political independence of the many republics south of her border from European aggression or usurpation. ♦ .* • Such .are some of the achievements of this great, nation wMoli the capitalistieally ca'bl'2-crammed sheets of this city would have us believe is bowing before the might and majesty of the Mikado of Japan. These plutish prints would have us believe that this great American ' nation numbering now probably not less than ninety millions, is cringingly crawling m the dust m the hope of conciliating fifty millions of colored pagans ! If such a thins: could be true— and the plutocratic pimp prints would have it to be absolutely true— then what a calamity for Christian Civilisation ! Its truth would show what wondrous changes may be wrought by time and —money ! For' let it not be lost sight of that there is more money than morality m these cable messages. They oome from London, the most murderously mercenary city m the world, the centre and very home of the international stockjobber, the Chartered Company promoter, the home a-nd habitat of the Cosmopolitan capitalist, and last, but not least, the lair of the licensed looters of the nations, the sweaters of White Labor, the imdenters of Cheap Colored Labor, the champions of Chinese Coolieism. All these harpy hordes are repressed chiefly by the Jews? of 'Joeburg 1 , and the other Hebrew hordes who control the capital of the world. T>his control of capital has enabled them to "capture" the Press of London, Paris, Berlin, and Vienna, and of every other centre of human energy and enterprise possessing a Press worth "capturing." These Hebrew boodlers also control the Press associations and cable bureaux of these centnes, by means of which they poison the very sources of public information., ab.d pervert the public consciences of . peoples to their ow-n powerful plutocratic purposes. Thus they bamboozled the people of . the British Empire into the Boer War. How well must •Australians remember how these murderous moneymongers made them "Maffick" ! And all. for what'? In order that the Jews of ■Joeburg might supplant White Labor on the Rand mines with — what ? Chinese .Coolies ! * ..*.■■ * ■ ■ '■'■ Now, if football fanatics and leath-; er-ibiunting loonies will only oonsent to collect their sober . senses, they must see that to-day cables from London concerning! America's alleged attitude towards Japan must be the merest of capitalistic concoctions. » Wlnat has been America's crime m California against Japan that she should now repent m sackcloth and ashes, and eravenly crawl on her belly to the monkey-men of the Mikado ? She simply asserted her right to preserve the racial purity and industrial integrity of her eighty odd millions of White Citizens. California claims m this regard to do no more than Australia, . New Zealand, and 'England herself claim to do. But the Japanese, not content with securing admission to California, presumed to push their presumption to the preposterous limit of demanding that their children—including youths of from sixteen to eighteen— should be admitted to the American public schools to sit beside and mingle with the sons and daughters of American White Citizens. Shades of Washington and Jefferson ! When this was refused, when the plutish prints of New York and the putrid politicians .of Washington failed to cow California and compel her to consent to so foul a National Pollution, Japan was encouraged to bully and bounce, and to breathe fire and slaughter against all America's people, possessions, and ports along the Pacific Slope. But it all came to nothing, because Japan soon discovered t that Britain, her allyi, dared not, and could not, had she darsd to dare, back her up m aggression agjaJmst tfce great kindred Christian White Nation of i*e United States of America. . •* ' m * 'But if the ioottball frenzy will perI mit the leatter-himiing lunatics to | consider this matter a little further, let them ask themselves this Jifiipjpifi -^uejiion s JSPhat &MW A»eJ>

ica'TJe likely to be doing, awhile Japs and Britons were seeking to compel her' at the cannon's mouth, to admit England's Japanese : allies^ «free and without restraint ? She would be fighting -andi-deiending herself, and if shew didkai©itrafaumble the pride and cripple )thejjsgpwer of Japan m less than twocj^eß&rs, she would most certainly within that time have built and constructed a fleet that would sweep that}. of Japan off every sea within a twelve-month. But do those who allow their craws to be stuffed with lying cablegrams about "Fourth of July Buncombe," "California's Repentance," and "America Appeasing the : 111-Will of Japan," think that America m the case of Japanese aggression would be absolutely without allies ? * * * It would be 'Japan that would find herself without allies, while the national voice and conscience . of the British Empire would compel England to hold aloof. America would iiave on her side the whole of the Great Powers of Europe— certainly Germany and Russia, and probably France and Italy. But she would not require . their assistance. All they would be called upon to do would be to stand calmly by while America punished Japan for her presumption. The British Empire and the United States will never again come into armed conflict. The settlement of the Alabama Claims .by arbitration decided that matter for ever. Besides, the common sense and mutual- sympathies of the citizens of both nations would most promptly, positively, and peremptorily proscribe any such suicidal and frantricidal struggle,,- together with any plutish politicians who dared to propose it, even tentatively. * * * No, no ! Let there be no mistake about it ; the concocted cables are but the blatant bluster of boodle baulked of its plunder. These inhuman harpies— these cosmopolitan capitalistic condottieri, without heart of hearth or home— have come, for them, a most calamitous cropper; Wars and rumors of wars are the very life and breath of their hog-like bellies and Semitic snouts. Battle-fields are to them Tom Tiddler's Grounds, upon which they pick up gold and silver. The lives and sufferings and bloody sweat of those who wage their mercenary wars and make multi-millionaires of Houndsditch hoodlums with hooked noses, and monetary magnates and Parklane peers of some of the most illiterate Semitic scoundrels that ever cursed the name of .Christ — the Boer War, to wit. .• * ■ ■ • • » ■' The 'Japanese-Chinese war was one of their most criminal coups ; but the Russo-Japanese war was their most brilliant piece of international plunder., This was a war of profit and revenge combined. It had a ■three-fold purpose: (l).To revenge Russian outrages on the Jews ; (2) to bolster up the Jewish syndicate swindling concessions m Japan and China ; and (3) to secure colossal profits out of army contracts. In all three ..of these purposes they succeeded. They had hoped to "bring off" an even .bigger and more profitable coup m the American-Japanese war, m which Britain would be involved as an ally of Japan. But, happily for Britain, the coup didn't come off as its contrivers anticipated. And now these capitalistic conspirators against the concord and peace of the world are seeking to coyer up their discomfiture by cramming the columns of plutish prints witi^Tfing concoctions about the g/r^Av Republic of the United States grovelling low before the monkey men of they'd i vine Mikado!" And the majorS/./ of the Australians | swallow like simpletons these Semitic swindlecrams as though they were the Sacred Ordinances of God delivered to Moses on Mount Sinai. Pshaw ! Such Christian credulity, is positively sickening ! * * * , Perhaps, now that the AH Blacks have belted blazes out of the Blues, the Blues and their billion or two .of barrackers will be able and willing to give a little time to the more serious matter of the National destiny of their country, for which they never yet have had to fight, but which was handed down to them as a free heritage by their forefathers. Surely, how to provide for the future defence of this fair land • ought to be a matter of as much moment as the hitting of a small leather ball with a bat, and the kicking of a bigger one with a big foot ! Yet how few Australians give a moment's attention to the politics of their native land ! . Why, thousands of them never trouble to record their registered votes ; and thousands more never even trouble to register their names. Surely such {Hsgraceful apathy and ignorance if not" speedily supplied by a healthier public spirit, must sooner or later be expiated m national disaster and disgrace. Let the lamentable lessons of the last Boer War, and the still more serious lessons of the Russo-Japan-ese War, serve as timely warnings to Australians to think less about winning cricket and football matches, Aud more about securing) the safety;

of their country against Asiatic aggression. When they consent to do this, they will 'probably discover that Australians ■■territorial integrity and racial purity, and the industrial and political supremacy of the AngloSaxon race under the Southern Cross, will be best secured, not by Japanese alliances, nor even by Imperial Federation, but by the union of the whole Anglo-Saxon or Eng-lish-speaking • Christian communities throughout the world, including the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the white-, colonies of South Affiqa. That. is an inspiring ideal— a consummation most devoutly to be wished. In the realisation of that noble ideal alone lies Australia's . national safety, and for its speedy accomplishment , all true Australians ought 'to ."I strive with at least as much zeal . and. ' ardor .as they now display, m barracking at a football match. "' . JOHN NORTON*Sydney, •• ,- > -«.->.■-■• Saturday night, July 20. 1007.. 1 All Blacks, 3C ; Blues,- 6 !