I say that because it was not until I reached adulthood that I realized the great statesmen was a war criminal butcher who advocated gassing Iraqis and did a whole flip-flop regarding the tyrant Stalin.
Further investigation showed him to be a puppet of the Zionists. That was why England rejected Hitler's more than generous peace offerings before the preemptive strike east.
That's one thing I really had a hard time digesting, but look back at history through a different lens and it is clear that the allies would have fought to their own destruction had certain events gone another way. Those were their orders from their Zionist masters.
"Londoners mark the 50th anniversary of Winston Churchill’s passing" Associated Press January 31, 2015
LONDON — Fifty years after Winston Churchill’s funeral, British politicians paid tribute Friday to the wartime leader — and tried to energize their election campaigns with a little of the Churchill magic.
Prime Minister David Cameron, facing pressure from Euroskeptics to chart a more isolationist path, hailed a statesman who he said knew Britain was ‘‘not just a place on the map but a force in the world, with a destiny to shape events and a duty to stand up for freedom.’’
Cameron is also on the list, btw.
When Churchill died in 1965 at the age of 90, a million people lined the streets of London to watch the funeral cortege pass by.
The man who led Britain to victory against Nazi Germany still looms large over British politics. Cameron was joined by other party leaders for a wreath-laying ceremony at Parliament’s statue of Churchill, whose bronze toes Conservative lawmakers still rub for good luck.
Outside, ceremonies recreated parts of Churchill’s final journey on Jan. 30, 1965.
His descendants traveled up the River Thames in the same boat that carried the statesman’s coffin away from St. Paul’s Cathedral for his burial.
The ceremonies, given hours of television time, were partly an opportunity to mark the passing of the generation that fought and won World War II. They also provided politicians a chance to bask in the glow of a leader who symbolized Britain’s greatest victory.
Not Waterloo? (Was the Russians that ruined that effort, too).
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Speaking of dinosaurs, maybe the churches wouldn't be so perverse if women were in charge.
Also see: Smoky load in truck triggers alarm in Channel Tunnel
I thought it was the terrorists.
