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    #11
    Originally posted by BA to the Stars
    Sorry to be picky but good old Winnie did not become PM until 1940. Also are you discounting his second spell 1951-1955?

    Wasn't quite sure of the dates although I knew about the 2nd spell.
    Hard Brexit now!
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      #12
      Churchill - my g/father detests the man. He fought with the RAF for pretty much the entire war, so I guess he has his reasons.

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        #13
        Winston was very unpopular post war. A good leader but not a good politician. Probably too honest.

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          #14
          Originally posted by XTC
          Churchill - my g/father detests the man. He fought with the RAF for pretty much the entire war, so I guess he has his reasons.
          Wasn't Gallipoli in WWI something to do with Churchill? A lot of ANZACs were killed there.

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            #15
            Originally posted by wendigo100
            Wasn't Gallipoli in WWI something to do with Churchill? A lot of ANZACs were killed there.
            Churchill may have been our greatest asset in WW2, but the quote they gave me for my car insurance was just ridiculous. Went with Admiral.

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              #16
              Originally posted by wendigo100
              Wasn't Gallipoli in WWI something to do with Churchill? A lot of ANZACs were killed there.
              Yes - the well thought out plan to "slice through the underbelly of Europe" by sailing through some heaving armed clifftops, and then setting up camp on the beach before marching slowly towards the guns in a line waving a swagger stick.

              The Australian cricket team always stop off at Gallipoli on their way over to the UK for the Ashes.

              OTOH, it's a great film.
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                #17
                Originally posted by zeitghost
                Other than having that twat Gibson in it...
                But at least he got shot in the head.

                Incidentally, I wrote to the BBC and asked whether they were really considering besmirching Doctor Who with Blair. The programme controller wrote a nice email back and said certainly not, no plans, etc.

                So expect to see him as the new Master in the autumn...

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                  #18
                  Best 10 Downing Street resident?
                  I can't decide between Dennis Thatcher and Humphrey the Cat.

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