Ambassador Joseph Grew Talks Truth About Japan and War Bonds

The transcript discusses the threat posed by the Japanese military, describing it as a ruthless force impacting East Asia and potentially America. It highlights the destruction caused by the Japanese forces and calls for action by encouraging the purchase of war bonds to support the nation's efforts in a time of peril.

What does the speaker compare the Japanese military machine to?

• A gentle breeze

• A peaceful dove

• A quiet stream

• A juggernaut

What kind of evidence does the speaker mention having about the Japanese military's actions?

• Letters of apology from the military

• Ample evidence of bombing and burning

• Reports of diplomatic meetings

• Photographs of peaceful gatherings

What personal experiences does the speaker share?

• Witnessing cultural festivals

• Visiting historical sites

• Seeing remnants of destruction

• Attending peace talks

What does the speaker urge people to do to support the war effort?

• Attend rallies

• Write letters to the government

• Join the military

• Buy war bonds

What is the speaker's view on patriotism in the context of the war effort?

• It is unnecessary

• It is outdated

• It is a burden

• It is a form of support