```... A great new field for sweatshops to be opened up. So that these new industries which we're creating in Europe today will be destroyed as the old industries were. Simplified, rationalized machinery holding a few white surveyors at the cost of masses of cheap coloured labour. Torn off the land and taken into the sweatshops to work and labour and cough their guts out with tuberculosis. Until they too are thrown in the scrapheap of the sweatshops.
Is that worthy of Britain? Is that to be the future of Europe? Is this competition to be organized within our European Brotherhood? Bringing in these sweatfields in Africa into our European civilization, so that the financial power in one European country can use it against the financial power in another. All the great financial central power of the world has shifted from our own countries to Wall Street, New York. Which shall be able–on the mass of money, of wealth and of power, which it brings to it–again and again to exert its influence in politics. As you see today.
It is childish nonsense to say that a British government rules Britain. It has nothing to do with British government or the British people. The government of the world is the financial government. The power of money and money alone.```
