A Ruddy Bore...

Camp News (Northern Command), Volume 1, Issue 10, 5 July 1940, Page 2

A Ruddy 80re.. .

If anyone ever questioned Hitler’s maniacal plan to dominate the world, there is no longer any excuse for such a doubt. ■' ' . ■ " ...I ’_ , His limitless ambition stands naked for all to see, and an uglier sight you could never hope to miss. He abandons friends, allies, doctrines and promises with a callous disregard that must surprise even his most devoted henchmen. The hero of the blood bath of St. Bartholomew’s Night moves on to the world, knife in hand. ! He puts Germany before every claim of humanity. He blasts his way with steel and fire in the name of Germany. Always it is Germany, Germany, Germany! As a European citizen he has all the qualities of a sabretoothed tiger let loose in a nursery. He is misguided and murderously selfish on a scale that makes him one of the greatest figures of all time—and one of the worst. And as George Formby, that inimitable English comedian, would say: “By gum, he’s a ruddy bore.”