I admitted I had, for I had been well coached by Blenkiron in the current history of industrial disputes. 『Well, I’m a shop steward. We represent the rank and file against office-bearers that have lost the confidence o』 the workingman. But I’m no socialist, and I would have ye keep mind of that. I’m yin o』 the old Border radicals, and I’m not like to change. I’m for individual liberty and equal rights and chances for all men. I』ll no more bow down before a Dagon of a Goavernment official than before the Baal of a feckless Tweedside laird. I』ve to keep my views to mysel』, for thae young lads are all drucken-daft with their wee books about Cawpital and Collectivism and a wheen long senseless words I wouldna fyle my tongue with. Them and their socialism! There’s more gumption in a page of John Stuart Mill than in all that foreign trash. But, as I say, I』ve got to keep a quiet sough, for the world is gettin』 socialism now like the measles. It all comes of a defective eddication.』 『And what does a Border radical say about the war?』 I asked. He took off his spectacles and cocked his shaggy brows at me. 『I』ll tell ye, Mr Brand. All that was bad in all that I』ve ever wrestled with since I cam to years o』 discretion — Tories and lairds and manufacturers and publicans and the Auld Kirk — all that was bad, I say, for there were orra bits of decency, ye』ll find in the Germans full measure pressed down and running over. When the war started, I considered the subject calmly for three days, and then I said: 「Andra Amos, ye』ve found the enemy at last. The ones ye fought before were in a manner o』 speakin』 just misguided friends. It’s either you or the Kaiser this time, my man!」』 His eyes had lost their gravity and had taken on a sombre ferocity. 『Ay, and I』ve not wavered. I got a word early in the business as to the way I could serve my country best. It’s not been an easy job, and there’s plenty of honest folk the day will give me a bad name. They think I’m stirrin』 up the men at home and desertin』 the cause o』 the lads at the front. Man, I’m keepin』 them straight. If I didna fight their battles on a sound economic isshue, they would take the dorts and be at the mercy of the first blagyird that preached revolution. Me and my like are safety-valves, if ye follow me. And dinna you make ony mistake, Mr Brand. The men that are agitating for a rise in wages are not for peace. They’re fighting for the lads overseas as much as for themselves. There’s not yin in a thousand that wouldna sweat himself blind to beat the Germans. The Goavernment has made mistakes, and maun be made to pay for them. If it were not so, the men would feel like a moose in a trap, for they would have no way to make their grievance felt. What for should the big man double his profits and the small man be ill set to get his ham and egg on Sabbath mornin』? That’s the meaning o』 Labour unrest, as they call it, and it’s a good thing, says I, for if Labour didna get its leg over the traces now and then, the spunk o』 the land would be dead in it, and Hindenburg could squeeze it like a rotten aipple.』 I asked if he spoke for the bulk of the men. 『For ninety per cent in ony ballot. I don’t say that there’s not plenty of riff-raff — the pint-and-a-dram gentry and the soft-heads that are aye reading bits of newspapers, and muddlin』 their wits with foreign whigmaleeries. But the average man on the Clyde, like the average man in ither places, hates just three things, and that’s the Germans, the profiteers, as they call them, and the Irish. But he hates the Germans first.』 『The Irish!』 I exclaimed in astonishment. 『Ay, the Irish,』 cried the last of the old Border radicals. 『Glasgow’s stinkin』 nowadays with two things, money and Irish. I mind the day when I followed Mr Gladstone’s Home Rule policy, and used to threep about the noble, generous, warm-hearted sister nation held in a foreign bondage. My Goad! I’m not speakin』 about Ulster, which is a dour, ill-natured den, but our own folk all the same. But the men that will not do a hand’s turn to help the war and take the chance of our necessities to set up a bawbee rebellion are hateful to Goad and man. We treated them like pet lambs and that’s the thanks we get. They’re coming over here in thousands to tak the jobs of the lads that are doing their duty. I was speakin』 last week to a widow woman that keeps a wee dairy down the Dalmarnock Road. She has two sons, and both in the airmy, one in the Cameronians and one a prisoner in Germany. She was telling me that she could not keep goin』 any more, lacking the help of the boys, though she had worked her fingers to the bone. 「Surely it’s a crool job, Mr Amos,」 she says, 「that the Goavernment should tak baith my laddies, and I』ll maybe never see them again, and let the Irish gang free and tak the bread frae our mouth. At the gasworks across the road they took on a hundred Irish last week, and every yin o』 them as young and well set up as you would ask to see. And my wee Davie, him that’s in Germany, had aye a weak chest, and Jimmy was troubled wi』 a bowel complaint. That’s surely no justice!」. . . . 』 He broke off and lit a match by drawing it across the seat of his trousers. 『It’s time I got the gas lichtit. There’s some men coming here at half-ten.』 As the gas squealed and flickered in the lighting, he sketched for me the coming guests. 『There’s Macnab and Niven, two o』 my colleagues. And there’s Gilkison of the Boiler-fitters, and a lad Wilkie — he’s got consumption, and writes wee bits in the papers. And there’s a queer chap o』 the name o』 Tombs — they tell me he comes frae Cambridge, and is a kind of a professor there — anyway he’s more stuffed wi』 havers than an egg wi』 meat. He telled me he was here to get at the heart o』 the workingman, and I said to him that he would hae to look a bit further than the sleeve o』 the workin』-man’s jaicket. There’s no muckle in his head, poor soul. Then there』ll be Tam Norie, him that edits our weekly paper —Justice for All. Tam’s a humorist and great on Robert Burns, but he hasna the balance o』 a dwinin』 teetotum . . . Ye』ll understand, Mr Brand, that I keep my mouth shut in such company, and don’t express 百度翻譯字數限制為5000字, "I a"及其後面沒有被翻譯! 我承認我有過，因為在目前的勞資糾紛史上，布倫基隆對我有很好的指導。 「嗯，我是個店員。我們代表普通民眾反對那些對工人失去信心的官員。但我不是社會主義者，我希望你們記住這一點。我是老邊界激進分子，我不喜歡改變。我支持個人自由和所有人的平等權利和機會。我決不會在一個城府官員的大公面前鞠躬，正如我決不會在一個無能的粗花呢巢穴的巴力面前鞠躬一樣。我得保守我的觀點，因為這些年輕人都是些呆頭呆腦的傻瓜，他們的小冊子裡都是關於資本主義和集體主義的，還有一大堆我不想說的無聊的話。他們和他們的社會主義！約翰·斯圖亞特·密爾的一頁比那些外國垃圾書更有魄力。但是，正如我所說的，我必須保持沉默，因為世界正在像麻疹一樣進入社會主義。這一切都是由一個有缺陷的渦流造成的 「一個邊境激進分子怎麼看待這場戰爭？「我問。 他摘下眼鏡，向我豎起蓬亂的眉毛。我會告訴你的，布蘭德先生。自從我有了多年的判斷力以來，我所面對的一切都是不好的——託利黨人、萊德人、製造商、公關和奧爾德柯克——我說，所有這些都是不好的，因為德國人有點正派，你們會發現他們被完全壓制和碾碎了。戰爭開始時，我平靜地考慮了三天，然後我說：「安德拉·阿莫斯，你終於找到了敵人。你以前打過的那些人只是誤入歧途的朋友。這次不是你就是國王，夥計！」』 他的眼睛失去了嚴肅感，變得陰沉兇狠。是的，我沒有動搖。我在創業之初就得到了一個詞，告訴我怎樣才能最好地為國家服務。這不是一件容易的工作，而且有很多誠實的人會給我一個壞名聲。他們認為我在煽動家裡的人，拋棄前線的人。夥計，我要讓他們挺直腰杆。如果我不在一個健全的經濟基礎上與他們戰鬥，他們就會接受那些蠢貨，聽任第一個鼓吹革命的無賴的擺布。你們若跟從我，我和我的同類就是安全閥。你犯了一個錯誤，布蘭德先生。鼓動漲工資的人不是為了和平。他們在為海外的小夥子們和自己而戰。千裡迢迢沒有一個能讓自己汗流浹背打敗德國人的人。政府犯了錯誤，必須為此付出代價。如果不是這樣的話，男人們會覺得自己像一隻陷入陷阱的麋鹿，因為他們沒有辦法表達自己的不滿。大個兒賺雙倍的錢，小個兒在安息日早晨吃火腿蛋，有什麼用呢？這就是他們所說的「勞工動亂」的意思，我說，這是一件好事，因為如果工黨時不時地越過這些痕跡，土地的活力就會在其中死去，興登堡會像榨乾爛蘋果一樣榨乾它 我問他是否代表大多數人說話。 以90%的選票。我並不是說沒有那麼多庸俗的人，那些品脫的紳士和那些喜歡讀報紙的軟腦袋，還被外國的奇思妙想矇混過關。但是克萊德河上的普通人和其他地方的普通人一樣，只恨三樣東西，那就是德國人，他們所說的奸商，還有愛爾蘭人。但他首先討厭德國人 「愛爾蘭人！「我驚叫起來。 「是啊，愛爾蘭人，」最後一個邊境激進分子喊道。現在格拉斯哥有兩樣東西，錢和愛爾蘭語。我記得有一天，我遵循格萊斯頓先生的自治政策，常常在這個高貴、慷慨、熱心的姐妹國家受到外國的奴役時三言兩語。我的鞭子！我不是在說阿爾斯特，那是一個陰鬱、脾氣暴躁的地方，而是我們自己的人。但是，那些不肯幫助戰爭，不肯利用我們的需要來發動暴動的人，是可恨的。我們對待他們就像對待寵物羔羊，這就是我們得到的感謝。他們成千地來到這裡，來接替那些盡責的小夥子們的工作。上周我和一個寡婦聊過，她在達爾馬諾克路上開了一家小乳品店。她有兩個兒子，兩個都在愛爾蘭，一個在喀麥隆，一個在德國當囚犯。她告訴我說，她再也不能繼續往前走了，儘管她已經把手指使勁地按到骨頭上了，但缺少了男孩子們的幫助。「當然，阿莫斯先生，這是一個克洛爾人的工作，」她說，「政府應該誘拐我的小夥子們，我可能再也見不到他們了，讓愛爾蘭幫派自由，把我們嘴裡的麵包拿走。上周在馬路對面的煤氣廠，他們迎戰了一百個愛爾蘭人，他們的每一天都像你所希望看到的那樣年輕，裝備精良。還有我的小弟弟The main rising wave is completed with a very fast and direct rising trend, which refers to the three waves and three driving waves in the bulls, and it is very easy to be mixed with the continuous big positive line or big negative line, which can complete the big market in a short time. According to its characteristics, it is also called the rising wave. Similarly, the main falling wave refers to the area of three waves and three waves in the short position. In contrast, the main falling wave is more direct and violent than the main rising wave. In the K-line chart, we can see continuous big Yin lines, which will appear in I-3 wave 3, III-3 wave 3, v-3 wave 3, A-3 wave 3 and C-3 wave 3. As we all know about wave theory, the main rising wave must be the driving wave, and it is also the core of the driving wave. Here, it is very easy to have 9-wave structure or even 13 wave structure extended wave. This place is the place that all experts pay close attention to and focus on. Natural laws always like to be full of very difficult to master intensive knowledge where it is very easy to make money First, we need to have a very full understanding of the wave theory. At the same time, we need to do a very good job in counting waves. These two points are just the foundation. The important thing is that we have our own unique views and come up with a different model. We can not simply grasp the 1-2-3-4-5-a-b-c eight wave cycle and the combination of internal structure and form. The wave itself is the foundation It's a special skill that needs a lot of actual combat accumulation. Investors who learn and use it for a period of time can experience it immediately. If they don't master it well, they will be out of place in the market. The more mistakes they make, the more clumsy they are. Most of them are still at the level of waves. Investors who know the basic knowledge of stocks all know that the characteristic of main rising wave is that the market is completed in the form of momentum and is difficult to understand. However, it is always careless. After a lot of actual combat, we realize that the front 3 wave 2 of 3 wave 3 is a very important position. If there is a platform adjustment in 3 wave 2, then there will be 3 wave 3 in the back, but This alone is not enough. The key to judging whether there will be a big market depends on the relationship between the whole trend and the situation, and whether they match. If there is trend support, the accuracy of judgment will be higher. To understand three waves and three waves from the form needs a process of preparing for development. If there is no such process, we can't judge. In many cases, three waves and two also appear as zigzag adjustment, At this point, we have to rely on the situation and disk sense to distinguish. 主升浪都是以非常快速的、直接的的上升趨勢完成的，指的就是多頭中的3浪3推動浪，而且其中非常容易參雜連續的大陽線或者大陰線，可以在短時間內完成大的行情，根據它這樣的特徵，還被稱為發飆浪。同樣的，主跌浪指的就是空頭中的3浪3區域，相比之下，主跌浪比主升浪來的還要直接和猛烈，在K線圖中可以看到連續的大陰線，它們會在I-3浪3、III-3浪3、V-3浪3以及A-3浪3和C-3浪3中出現。對波浪理論了解的都知道，主升浪一定是推動浪，而且是推動浪的核心，這裡非常容易出現9波結構甚至13波結構的延長浪，這個地方是所有高手都非常關注和著重研究的地方，自然規律總是喜歡在非常容易賺錢的地方就會布滿非常難以掌握的密集知識，要想充分把握什麼地方會有如此發飆的行情一是需要對波浪理論有非常充分的理解，同時數浪工作做得非常到位，這兩點都只是基礎，重要的是自己有獨特的見解並從中悟出與眾不同的模式，不是簡簡單單的1-2-3-4-5-A-B-C八浪循環加上內部結構結合形態就能掌握的，波浪本身就是一個需要大量實戰積累出來的特殊技能，它的難度在學習 並使用一段時間的投資者就能立即體驗，如果沒有很好的掌握，進入市場會出現格格不入，越錯越拙，專牛角尖的大眾局面，而大部分人還停留在數浪層面上。了解股票基礎知識的投資者都知道，主升浪的特性是行情以勢如破竹的形式完成而又令人難以琢磨，不過它總還是要不小心露出些馬腳的，經過大量實戰體會到3浪3前面的3浪2是個一非常重要的位置，如果3浪2出現了平臺形調整，那麼後面多半就要出現3浪3了，不過單此一點不足矣判斷出會有大行情，關鍵要看整個大勢和局勢的關係，他們是否匹配，如果在有趨勢支持的情況下出現那麼判斷的準確度就會更高，從形式上去理解3浪3需要一個蓄勢待發的過程，如果沒有這個過程我們無法判斷，很多時候3浪2也以鋸齒形調整出現，此時就要依賴局勢和盤感來辨別了。醫妃休想出牆·醫妃休想出牆免費閱讀·醫妃休想出牆免費·醫妃休想出牆百度雲·唐十九·唐十九曲天歌免費閱讀·唐十九曲天歌全文·唐十九曲天歌·唐十九嘉麗美