The invasion is still going splendidly, in spite of the miserable weather — pouring rains, gale winds and high seas.
Yesterday Churchill, Smuts, Eisenhower and Arnold visited the French villages that the British have captured and liberated.
Churchill was on a torpedo boat that shelled the coast.
Like many men, he doesn't seem to know what fear is — an enviable trait!
From our position here in Fort Annex, it's difficult to gauge the mood of the Dutch.
No doubt many people are glad the idle (!) British have finally rolled up their sleeves and gotten down to work.
Those who keep claiming they don't want to be occupied by the British don't realize how unfair they're being.
Their line of reasoning boils down to this: England must fight, struggle and sacrifice its sons
to liberate Holland and the other occupied countries.
After that the British shouldn't remain in Holland:
they should offer their most abject apologies to all the occupied countries,
restore the Dutch East Indies to its rightful owner and then return, weakened and impoverished, to England.
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