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On the same day the 12th of December Menzies delivers a speech in a church in Sydney as reported in the Tribune:
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The Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Menzies) pleaded yesterday for friendship with the Reich.
"I am making a risky plea for under standing with this country, since I know it will all be misrepresented."
...
"I thought myself it was a great thing for Germany to have arms. How childish to think 70,000,000 people could remain unarmed in a ring of armed countries."
Mr. Menzies said that the Runciman report on Czechoslovakia stated that annexation by Germany would be a solution of the Sudeten problem.
"What we should realise is that it was a dispute with two sides.
"Yet during the Czech crisis otherwise honest, intelligent people said that there was bound to be a war with Germany so we should have it now and get it over.
"If that fatalistic view had pre vailed then, there would have been the war of 1938-41.
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"Real peace can never be secured by force— by this idea of preventing some vague future war by having a dark and dreadful one now.
"The only peace war can produce is the peace of exhaustion and death.
"We must get inside the minds of the Germans.
"They are important people. "We must get away from this cheap idea of saying that anything Germany does Is wrong."
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In just 9 month the inevitable, which was evident to all but the fascist apologist Menzies, England was at war with Germany, the same country Menzies thought it was "great to have arms".
Case closed.