A bewildered man-in-the-street in England rubs his eyes and asks himself how and why such a state of things has come about. He rubs his eyes in astonishment when he reads that Germany, Italy and Japan, newly democratised and Christianised, are now the "good" countries and must be his allies against the "wicked" red Russians. Government propaganda from the West, repeated in sections of the press, tells him he is menaced by the same forces which in the hour of England's greatest danger, he recognised as his greatest friends and deliverers.