J. W. Ballantine

CABBAGES AND KINGS

By J. W. Ballantine February 19, 1942

We must be careful not to be beguiled by the present state of national unity into a false state of

By J. W. Ballantine February 05, 1942

This crusade business is slowly geting under my skin. Every time we Americans do anything, we feel that we must

By J. W. Ballantine January 26, 1942

While post-war thinking bears an important relation to our immediate war policy, we've got to be careful we understand exactly

By J. W. Ballantine January 14, 1942

Ideologies in this war have to be very practical things. It's about time we abandoned such cliches as "battle of

By J. W. Ballantine December 16, 1941

The sudden impact of the war has clarified beyond a shadow of doubt our immediate policy. The steadily aggressive power

By J. W. Ballantine December 03, 1941

To have validity our national policy must be directly based on two main sets of facts; the facts pertaining to

By J. W. Ballantine November 24, 1941

In my last column I discussed the irrationality of a beat Hitler policy which isn't based on a very definite

By J. W. Ballantine November 21, 1941

What makes me mad about our national policy is that it is based on incomplete reasoning. The equivocal speeches of

By J. W. Ballantine November 07, 1941

I'm not writing this column because I want to show off any fancy literary style or any profound historical knowledge.