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John Mcdonnell - Hands-Up Anybody Who Fancies This Clown To Hold The Nation's Purse Strings?
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As a rule of thumb I don't have a great deal of time for Nicholas Soames, but I love this quote from him:
"I think my grandfather's reputation can withstand a publicity-seeking assault from a third-rate, Poundland Lenin. I don't think it will shake the world."
As a rule of thumb I don't have a great deal of time for Nicholas Soames, but I love this quote from him:
"I think my grandfather's reputation can withstand a publicity-seeking assault from a third-rate, Poundland Lenin. I don't think it will shake the world."
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Chris38; you only think McDonnell's a nutter be cause he's saying the truth about Churchill. His political career was a huge failure. And then came WW2, which glossed over everything that had gone before. And even then he couldn't have done it without the Americans.
People think it's almost sacriligeous to speak the REAL truth about Churchill but are blinded by his premiership in WW2.
People think it's almost sacriligeous to speak the REAL truth about Churchill but are blinded by his premiership in WW2.
Grumpy, that was Turing's suggestion, pointless cracking the code if they know you've cracked it. I don't mean Coventry specifically but they had to evaluate all actions so as not to give away that we'd cracked the code. (see The imitation game) As I said above you have to make tough decisions in war on pragmatic grounds.
It's the WW2 factor that's brainwashing people like TTT, who see only one thing. The man was a failure before and after. Why did his party oppose the introduction of the NHS in 1948? As for many who there during WW2, look at the result of the General Election in 1945. A landslide victory and mass rejection of Churchill and his politics, because people knew how useless he was unless there was a war on.
Daniel Finkelstein is a Jewish Conservative politicians, so perhaps you shouldn't embarrass yourself by jumping to conclusions again, eh?
It's behind a paywall -- and the Times website currently seems a little broken for me -- but the point is that an article that starts off with the chillingly accurate point, "If it wasn’t for Sir Winston Churchill, I wouldn’t be alive." then goes on to explain how important it is to be honest about flaws, particularly the flaws of our heroes.
It's behind a paywall -- and the Times website currently seems a little broken for me -- but the point is that an article that starts off with the chillingly accurate point, "If it wasn’t for Sir Winston Churchill, I wouldn’t be alive." then goes on to explain how important it is to be honest about flaws, particularly the flaws of our heroes.
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