J E Herbert

Voyages Before the Wind J E Herbert

Book V A Game of Mimes opens with a forthright examination of the general knowledge shared by some members of the Intelligence Corp in 1934 as Micah McSolla is interviewed for a career path. The Allies created WW II in 1919 with a thoughtless quest for revenge and fiscal reimbursement for WW I. Creating an atmosphere so erroneous that it started the Great Depression two years before the U. S. Stock Market Crash. Then Progressive Politicians, Roosevelt and Chamberlin ignored critical intelligence for political reasons. Only Churchill had an inkling of what was to come. "War, terrible war . . ." Are the words spoken by President Snow in Susan Collins book the "Hunger Games." Never were truer words spoken. In 1934 the Allies could have prevented WW II with the Axis with a little sound diplomacy and a little force. The United States and Britain created a war of whole cloth, and 2.3 billion people died. The entirety of the forthcoming Worldwide Disaster need not have occurred. From that moment until the end the war every decision was politically driven to support Roosevelt's Progressive dream of One World Government, the costs was obscene and all completely unnecessary.