There are texts so timeless that they must be preserved for future generations to avoid the mistakes of our ancestors, based on the psychopathic behavior of many within the collective stupidity. This largely fictional speech is attributed in its title to an Indian chief who lived between (1780-7 June 1866) and was named Seattle or also Sealth, Seathl or See-ahth.

This is a partial transcription from “Ernest Thompson Seton: A Scout Appeals for Peace,” broadcast on Radio Praha by the journalist David Vaughan in 2015. It is documentation of an original radio speech by Seton given during his European trip of 1936.