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So you don't think your source is slightly biased in favour of Churchill?I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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Meh, facts are facts. Feel free to be as hypocritical and xenophobic as you like, but it doesn't detract from the reality that his actions and decisions had a direct impact on the lives of millions, many of whom died. He also openly said he hated Indians. Not really a surprise that Brexiters see him as their heroOriginally posted by shaunbhoy View PostYou must excuse Whorty. This is just his latest attempt at moral self-flagellation, involving as it does a rather abstract extrapolation of the realities.
Best to just view him as a rather pathetic comedy figure. It works for most of us.


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HTH BIDIOriginally posted by Whorty View Postbut it doesn't detract from the reality that his actions and decisions had a direct impact on the lives of millions, many of whom would now be speaking German and living under the jackboots of fascism had he not led us to Victory in WWII

Originally posted by Whorty View PostNot really a surprise that gurning ungrateful liberals attempt to besmirch his reputation, safe within the freedoms that his leadership helped maintain for them
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It is a matter of debate. Bengal famine of 1943 - Wikipedia History can't always provide a 'truth'.Originally posted by Whorty View PostMeh, facts are facts. Feel free to be as hypocritical and xenophobic as you like, but it doesn't detract from the reality that his actions and decisions had a direct impact on the lives of millions, many of whom died. He also openly said he hated Indians. Not really a surprise that Brexiters see him as their hero
What is true is that oPM understatated the number of deaths caused by Hitler (or alternatively crated a false comparison with the number of deaths caused by Mao, which favoured Hitler) and then disengaged from the conversation. Most peculiar. I wonder why.Comment
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whorty would have been a concientious objector <aka krapper> in WWII.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostHTH BIDI


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One of my great uncles was a conscientious objector. Very brave man by all accounts.Originally posted by BR14 View Postwhorty would have been a concientious objector <aka krapper> in WWII.

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aye, - rightOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostOne of my great uncles was a conscientious objector. Very brave man by all accounts.Comment
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PoW, in the West, not of the Japanese fortunately. Like many people, he didn't talk much about it, but I understand he volunteered to stay with some wounded comrades. Don't know any more detail than that.Originally posted by BR14 View Postaye, - rightComment
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hmmm, you know nothing fella. It's easy to follow orders, it's not so easy to think for yourself. It's clear on here those who are born to lead and those who are born to follow. Now get in line son, and wait for your orders.Originally posted by BR14 View Postwhorty would have been a concientious objector <aka krapper> in WWII.
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i don't take orders, i'll leave that to you in your takeaway gig, twatOriginally posted by Whorty View Posthmmm, you know nothing fella. It's easy to follow orders, it's not so easy to think for yourself. It's clear on here those who are born to lead and those who are born to follow. Now get in line son, and wait for your orders.
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