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AND
REGORDE
THIRD DRAFT
- 8 -
SERVICES
requires a United Nations Organization composed of all the peace-loving
nations of the world who are willing jointly to use force if necessary
to insure peace.
That is the foreign policy which guides the United States now.
.
That is the foreign policy with which it confidently faces the future.
It may not be put into effect tomorrow or the next day. But
none the less, it is our policy; and we shall seek to achieve it. It
may take a long time, but it is worth waiting FOR, and it is worth
striving to attain.
The Ten Commandments themselves have not yet been universally
achieved over these thousands of years. Yet we struggle constantly to
achieve them, and in many ways we come closer to them each year. Though
we may meet set-backs from time to time, we shall not relent in our
efforts to bring the Golden Rule into the international affairs of
the world.
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