I deeply appreciated Edward Vines’s ‘Why
society is on the slide’ (October en) and felt
that he ably tracked aspects of the disintegration of the West. His material on Marx was
new and welcomed. His encouragement to
open one’s eyes to see how this is massive
spiritual warfare is also crucially important.
However, after reading it I could not help
but recall 28 May, 1940, when the British
war cabinet came close to negotiating talks
with Hitler’s cronies. Churchill saved the day
and kept Britain fighting in what appeared
to be a hopelessly-lost war until Pearl
Harbour changed the game.
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