We'll beat them, as we ha' beaten the other enemies.

But we'll no beat them by quarrelling amang oorselves, any more than we'd ever have beaten the Hun if France and Britain had stopped the war, every sae often, to hae oot an argument o' their own.
We had differences with our gude friends the French, fraw time to time.

Sae did the Americans, and whiles we British and our American cousins got upon ane anither's nerves.

But there was never real trouble or difficulty, as the result and the winning of the war have shown.
Do you ken what it is we've a' got to think of the noo?
It's production.

We must produce more than we ha' ever done before.