Charles Coughlin quotes
Charles Coughlin was an American Roman Catholic priest and controversial radio broadcaster. His speeches during the 1930s attracted millions of listeners and addressed social, economic, and political issues. He became known for his criticism of banking, his support for populist policies, and later his antisemitic rhetoric. Here are 15 of his quotes:
Let them heed the words of the President that ‘we have undertaken a new order of things.' Let them be cautious, henceforth, because only at their own personal peril will they dare obstruct the rising of this sun of social justice which will not set until the new economic system will have been perfected.
Charles Coughlin
I believe that, in the present state of human society, it is advisable that the hourly wage contract should be abolished. In its stead legislation would be passed by which the laborer would receive an annual wage which would enable him to live in decently and according to the American standard.
Charles Coughlin
From modern capitalism, as from a poisoned fountainhead, there flows that stream of detestable internationalism, by which the Warburgs, the Rothschilds and the Morgans dominate affairs not only in America but also in the Central Banks of Europe... It is an internationalism which cares not for the righteousness of social justice or of sound philosophy, but is willing for the protection of its private property, to become a bed-fellow with the harlot of the ages.
Charles Coughlin
Charles Coughlin
Occupation: Priest
Born: October 25, 1891
Died: October 27, 1979
Quotes count: 15
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