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President Booserełt,

The White House,

WASHINGTON, D. C.

Dear President:

Many times I think "why do I not los# roy mind , tro crasy altopebher^,, as the burden that I corry, I don*t think that onyon© evrr carricd as long as history exiated. Many times, I xnry say this is the last letter ~ this is the last adviee of minę’’, but the human feeling and the human heart just cannot stand to let the thinga reraain unfinished, and here we are.

You agnin nade sueh a great statement and the Great Admirał Niemetz that ałmost your heart tries to jump out of you* You say V must bulld tho defenoes in the futurę and newer again trust th# word of honor of the Japs." Weil, you are A—dinsrtkn locking the barn door when the horses are    gone* S im i lar shcws the expression of that Admirał. Defenoes

don*t mean anything lir* Roosevelt and you must know that by this time*~ Didn^łt the Frenoh hawe the most powerful defenoes and Finland and Eussia ? fifteen / hundred bile etretoh through their oountry. The Germanai walked through like it was a straw, so was Singapore and so was the Dutch defenoes* The Dutch commander ntw eacolaimed loudly and oonfidently, "Germans never will break our immortal defenoes" but that was a pi pi pipę dream, just one blow and the deerces were ~one.

Defence is the raoral of the peorle, the morał and determination of yourself and your Goveramfint, and when you hoven^,t that, all defenoes are useleos* I erwear to God that if America or hor Goverran©nt will not build the morał and impse strict discipline on their ovm nation, thoy will be ruled hy Jap® and before long aooording to your statement and tho statement of the admirał* The aaa© statoment mado by the Csar at the end of the last war* A year a^tor, he was doad and the country was in the greatest alarm and bloodshed and still is tcday, so the Bolshoviks will do the samo thing in Amnriea ony Asc)e day, beoause you haven*t the wision, the courage as a imi leader should have, and then the combined Japs and Chinese will ry>t possesslon of the af^licted radar with reTOlution in America. Th# Japs must bo destroyod oompletely — blow them off the map entirely and put the American and Brltish Army and hołd them down forewer whatever J'i_rs will be left or they for surę will combine jfith Chim and blow ua o^pf the map* f lat© Chamberlain thought the same thing as your Admirał that Japs will give in, — giwe in nothińg* If it wasn^łt for my advices, vour admirał would be put out of coamAssion by the Japs a lonr iime ago, as I was rrrparing all the defence and offensive action arainst the Japs not the admiralty*

I told you a long time ago, before the Japs started to fight what their aims were and where they would suooeed. I told you that Singapore and K&laya would fali and all of those smali islands and that they would make the great.est attempt to take possession of ustralia and that they will attaok Midway and Kawaii and that there deoisive battle would take place* You just don^łt know how the morał i8 weak throughout America and Canada; reyolution and rewolt ar© erainent any day through pAr&lizinrddi the entiro continent by generał strikes from ono end to the other and here is the necessary defence to build it in your heart right in Arierica against th^ Bolsheviks who are working to the esetreme to ower-

throw your Gorernment by rewolt and revolution.    \^^r

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