Tomorrow We Live

The book presents a passionate argument against war, emphasizing the dire consequences of conflict and advocating for strong national defense. Oswald Mosley articulates his vision for Britain, asserting that his policies can prevent economic downturns and protect the nation. He distinguishes his critique of specific Jewish interests from anti-Semitism, positioning British Union as a potential savior against impending war. The narrative reflects Mosley’s emotive rhetoric, mirroring his political speeches, as he critiques the government's approach to international relations and military readiness.