The Atlas Gentleman's Social Club 1945

[Insula Dei]

Greetings from the Belgian Congo, my friends!

The situation  in Mexico is being followed even in this desolate corner of the world with great interest. I salute the imminent fall of the ignominious Diaz regime with great pleasure, yet hope the revolutionaries don't want too much too fast. Modest Reforms should be the key word of this new era for the Country!

Furthermore I would like to mention that whatever reports are reaching you about the ill-treatment of the aboriginals of this savage jungle are fully exagerated. Surely every great movement in the history of man has had its few rotten spots, but on the whole the natives have every reason to thank us for spreading the gift of civilization to darkest Africa.

I hope to be present at the Club's next annual meeting in London next March.

Belgianliberal

[Insula Dei]

I'm an ardent supporter of Governor LaFollette's reform agenda. With the threat of the abomination that is socialism running high in Europe, only a reformer can prevent the working classes from rushing head forward into the wall of Bolshevism. With Russia's revolution increasingly looking like soemthing that won't vanish before the end of the decade, the last thing this world needs is yet another peripheral nation with great potential falling into the arms of the ghosts of the despicable jew Marx.

Belgianliberal

[Insula Dei]

There was a lot of discontent among my Flemish troops during the war. (I served as a Major in the Belgian army in the Ypres Salient) Many seemed to think their fellow countrymen from the Brussels and Wallonia areas were unduly advantaged. I do hope this won't become an issue in Belgian politics in the near future.