Like All Social Theories, Internationalism Must Seek

The Theoretically Unrestricted Right To Develop Power, To Wage War Against Other States, Is Antisocial And Is Doubly Dangerous, Because The State As A Mass Entity Represents A Low Moral And Intellectual Level.

All Species Capable Of Grasping This Fact Manage Better In The Struggle For Existence Than Those Which Rely Upon Their Own Strength Alone: The Wolf, Which Hunts In A Pack, Has A Greater Chance Of Survival Than The Lion, Which Hunts Alone.

Modern Techniques Have Torn Down State Frontiers, Both Economical And Intellectual. The Growth Of Means Of Transport Has Created A World Market And An Opportunity For Division Of Labor Embracing All The Developed And Most Of The Undeveloped States.

Militarism Is Basically A Way Of Thinking, A Certain Interpretation Of The Function Of The State; This Manner Of Thinking Is, Moreover, Revealed By Its Outer Forms: By Armaments And State Organization.

Propaganda Must Appeal To Mankind's Better Judgment And To The Necessary Belief In A Better Future. For This Belief, The Valley Of The Shadow Of Death Is But A War Station On The Road To The Blessed Summit.