If every German was flung out of England to-morrow, in three weeks' time we should be coming in again on our own terms.

With our sea scouts and air scouts spread in organised network around, not a shipload of foodstuff could reach the country.

They know that; they can calculate how many days of independence and starvation they could endure, and they will make no attempt to bring about such a certain fiasco.

Brave men fight for a forlorn hope, but the bravest do not fight for an issue they know to be hopeless." "That is so," said Herr Rebinok, "as things are at present they can do nothing from within, absolutely nothing.

We have weighed all that beforehand.