that the British are fighting for their own country and their own people;
everyone thinks it's England's duty to save Holland, as quickly as possible. What obligations do the English have toward us?
What have the Dutch done to deserve the generous help they so clearly expect? Oh no, the Dutch are very much mistaken.
The English, despite their bluff, are certainly no more to blame for the war than all the other countries,
large and small, that are now occupied by the Germans.
The British are not about to offer their excuses; true, they were sleeping during the years Germany was rearming itself,
but all the other countries, especially those bordering on Germany, were asleep too.
England and the rest of the world have discovered that burying your head in the sand doesn't work,
and now each of them, especially England, is having to pay a heavy price for its ostrich policy.
No country sacrifices its men without reason, and certainly not in the interests of another, and England is no exception.
The invasion, liberation and freedom will come someday; yet England, not the occupied territories, will choose the moment.
To our great sorrow and dismay, we've heard that many people have changed their attitude toward us Jews.
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