We Will Bankrupt Ourselves In The Vain

We Know Something Of The Cost Of That War. We Were In It From December Seventh, '41, Till August Of '45. Ever Since That Time, We Have Been Waging Peace. It Has Had Its Ups And Downs Just As The War Did.

We Have Got To Fight It [communism] With Something Better, Not Try To Conceal The Thinking Of Our Own People. They Are Part Of America. And Even If They Think Ideas That Are Contrary To Ours, Their Right To Say Them, Their Right To Record Them, And Their Right To Have Them At Places Where They Are Accessible To Others Is Unquestioned, Or It Isn't America.

I Have Spent My Life In The Study Of Military Strength As A Deterrent To War, And In The Character Of Military Armaments Necessary To Win A War. The Study Of The First Of These Questions Is Still Profitable, But We Are Rapidly Getting To The Point That No War Can Be Won.

In Opposing Communism, We Are Defeating Ourselves If We Use Methods That Do Not Conform To The American Sense Of Justice.

Pull The String, And It Will Follow Wherever You Wish. Push It, And It Will Go Nowhere At All.