PM James Scullin on disarmament and peace (1929)
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Prime Minister of Australia, James Henry Scullin, speaks about conflict and how it could end through disarmament, and invites people to travel to the Australian continent.
Title Scullin on disarmament--outtakes
Date Note Filmed in 1929.
Location Australia
Newsreel Producer Fox Movietone News (Production unit)
Physical Format Film: 35mm. Sound. B&W. Negative. 1.15:1 (Movietone). Variable-density optical. Nitrate.
Citation Scullin on disarmament--outtakes. (Fox Movietone News Story 4-444.) Fox Movietone News Collection. Moving Image Research Collections. University of South Carolina.
That turned out well then
Japan heard of the "Unique Opportunities for Expansion" and came in a hurry in 41-42 for sure.
Yes. Darwin was defenceless after the bomb attack but Japan didn't have the fresh water or the fuel to progress any further south. Invading Australia would have been very difficult. So much land for our army to retreat and counter-attack.
"We can retreat faster than you are capable of advancing." -Official motto of the French army.
Even our working class leaders - and some had gone down mines at 12 in UK - spoke beautifully.
He was taken out and shot...
Before the modern weapons they used sticks and stones and before that it was bare hands and teeth.
Then it became atomic bombs and after that it'll be back to sticks and stones.
@@MarkEliasGrantThe thing that has saved us is that the big boys know that their backsides get fried just like everybody else's. No much glory in being emperor over a pile of ashes.
I suppose it was lucky Certain Nations had weapons back in 1914, the outcome would have been different if he had his way no doubt.
It was only eleven years later hadn't learned anything it would appear, not every Nation has a romantic view of things, you can't win wars with words or rhetoric.
He was right.
So next someone wants to thump you you’ll do nothing eh ?
Lol
I do miss the white Australia policy😮