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Stxraot frora toe abafaqrl-Sorltii of Uoaday, 2Sra Janueepy,
1933. HO. 8367.
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Article by Saeed Kafley on the front page of the gaper,
entitled "If they reflect".
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The writer sa ye tim% thm article wiilch
appeared iM the of tine previous day written fcy
one of the deputies prompted him to write a few liaee
to the paper on the matter at issue (zomumtM of the
mily imil 1 ® correspondent in regard to the aimulment
of the <l f Arey Oonceealon • traBBlator).
He then proceedss
iaaglish people ere the most bigoted people
whole
in the'*world hecause they are the most selfish people^
Their own interests form their sole perspective and they
are therefore intolerant towards the interests of others#
They have no a ease of manly justice and imagine that the
whole cycle of events should turn fm curable to their own
desires. All i ^ngllsh children are brought up in thie
atmosphere and with the same prejudices and tenet®* As a
result of such training, the ungliah people have grown to
he the greatest hypocrites among all nation® and you cannot
see more accomplished hypocrlcy in the world than in Great
Britaine All obscene immoralities are coamitted covertly
and the outward appearance la preserved* and aa long aa the
outward appearance i® decent f nobody worries to aee beyond
that*
Kngliah traveller©, contrary to other© like
Oermane and French never find anything good outside their
country ^d if they come aorose things which appear to be
different to their ordinary habitual thinge they only
commit them to derision and mockery. Another defedt in
the Anglo-Saxon race i® that they are never unbiased or
/impartial*