Do you not like Churchill Brockton?Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust
I see that point just like the sycophants that lick henry "the butcher of Mongolia" Kissinger's ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
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Do you not like Churchill Brockton?Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbustI see that point just like the sycophants that lick henry "the butcher of Mongolia" Kissinger's ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
Do you think there was a viable course of action for him to take that would have avoided war?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
Still not as bad as Bush and Obama. Working for the same puppet master. Still a great leader.Quote:
Originally Posted by boyla
He simply played the cards as he saw them every time for better or worse and did it for England and freedom.
Germany was about to fly reconnaissance planes over England to find out where to bomb,So he got thousands of plastic blow up tanks and planes and filled the fields with them,Germany shit themselves went back to make more of the same, putting the war on hold and all of England worked 24/7 to build their real numbers of craft up to scratch.
Knew via his code breakers about the Japs plans to bomb Pear harbour and kept it under wraps to play America into the war.
I love Winston Churchill when I think of Winston Churchill I think of Masterpiece Theater by Alastair Cook Winston Churchill gave the English people spiritual guidance doing very difficult times during the saturation bombing by the LuftwaffeQuote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanDo you not like Churchill Brockton?Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbustI see that point just like the sycophants that lick henry "the butcher of Mongolia" Kissinger's ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
Why waste bandwidth and time on such predictable contrarianism?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
@ryanman I always admired Winston Churchill for his fortitude and for his intestinal tenacity during very difficult psychological and mental situations went out of Hitler the snake was saturation bombing England and then and then went on to develop radar at the crack and not cheat code for the bombing schedules
Don't open pandora's box! (It's full of hot air)Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanDo you think there was a viable course of action for him to take that would have avoided war?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
I agree don't open the Greek box upon the world with all of the curses will come out then Pandora will have the last laughQuote:
Originally Posted by AdamGBDon't open pandora's box! (It's full of hot air)Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanDo you think there was a viable course of action for him to take that would have avoided war?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
If you need a leader in War time it's Churchill, no War you don't need him a bulldog of a man,
but unfortunately in his time in power, a typical Tory he's sent in the solders against striking
miners he called them dogs,! a great man in War needs must at the time.
I do not think saturation bombing of civilians is anything to be considered admirable.