By the time your little children get to be men and women with good muscle power to produce wealth for the financiers, that principal will have run to one thousand billion dollars that your children will owe, not because your children did anything to owe that, but because YOU did it.
 Because these financiers throw the American people a few bones to chew on now they seem quite satisfied that their children shall be hand-cuffed and made slaves before they grow up and are strong enough to protect themselves. That is cowardly.
 You’ve got to think of your little children, if you don’t think of anything else. You must prov tect their future.
 I had a little baby in my arms the other day and its neck was too weak for its head to stand upon. I had to hold its head up on one of my hands. So I said, “You poor little creature, your parents are selling you into slavery before you can even stand up. Well baby,” said I, “If your parents won’t fight for your rights, I will.”
 As long as you uphold the interest collecting swindle you are selling the rights of your own children to the financiers for a measly bone to chew upon yourself.
 Those international financiers not only make you try to pay the twenty billion dollars annually in Interest, but they get control of all avenues of publicity so they can make you believe anything they tell you. That’s how they get you. They make you believe what they tell you. You have no chance to learn anything else.
 Every influential organization in America today except the Direct Credits Society has a financier’s tout at the head of it. Through their publicity control they make that tout your hero. So whenever you see the finan­cier’s newspapers boosting up some fellow you must say to yourself, “Well, he must be a tout of the financier, or that financier’s newspaper wouldn’t boost him.”
 You don’t hear the financiers boost Law­son in any of their publications, do you?
 He’s the only man they are afraid of in this world, as he is the only man who knows their game inside out and has the courage to teach it to the people.
 Another thing, they have learned that they can’t buy Lawson. That is the thing they don’t like. They don’t like it when they can’t buy a man. They say, “We've got enough money to buy anybody.”
 One of the big international financiers asked me if I wouldn’t talk to his son about the aircraft industry. He said that he would back up any agreement that his son would make with me. So I was ushered into the office of his son who was perched upon a swivel chair and this second edition apeman said to me. “Lawson, we have been investigating you for the last two years and find that you are the man we want and now we are ready to hire you.”
 I said, “Hire me? Now, let me listen again. Just what did you say?”
 He said, “We found that you are the best qualified man on aircraft in America, and we