Churchill is the Worst Traitor in British History | Major General Richard Hilton

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  @onlyfacts4999 · 1 month ago

  At least the Americans have a reason to like Churchill, he basically handed them the keys to global hegemony.

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  @thebestofesss1 · 1 month ago

  It seems Boris was more Churchillian than he was given the credit for.

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  @ComUnSas · 1 month ago (edited)

  There's a scene in 2017's Darkest Hour where Churchill sneaks onto a tube train during the Blitz and chats with a well turned-out black man to find out how ordinary Cockneys were dealing with the Blitz. I was so incensed that the made-up historical BS I was taught growing up was being replaced with different made-up historical BS

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  @Sizablekiwi9865 · 1 month ago

  I think once the Federal Reserve was set up in the US right before the First World War it was only a matter of time that the globalists of that time would move the financial capital to the US. Churchill was a very useful person for that task.

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  @MWcrazyhorse · 1 month ago

  Trivia in this context: Churchill threw all the German peace offers in the trash WITHOUT letting the British public, parliament or even his own war cabinet see them.<br><br>He wanted the British to be ignorant and in the dark, under the impression they were in a war for survival, so that they would continue the war.

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  @mrzooks2383 · 3 weeks ago

  The elites were never patriotic; they are a separate international species

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  @Relithraxas · 1 month ago

  The WASP ruling elite in the USA seems to have suffered an eerily similar fate. That is probably the main reason for the decline of their Empire we are currently living through.

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  @shatbad2960 · 1 month ago

  Prosecuting a needless war that: Ended the empire, placed us under a massive debt, killed over 60 million people and ended Nationalism in the West. Churchill remains one of histories greatest villains!

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  @mr.mayhem7402 · 1 month ago

  13 years of betrayal from the very Conservatives the British people trusted to conserve the country, culture and whole way of life they were founded to conserve. Where have we heard that before?

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  @RubenSano-q3v · 1 month ago

  &apos;Hello, I am here to fire proof your house.&apos;<br>&apos;That&apos;s great-- hey, what are you doing?&apos;<br>&apos;I&apos;m setting your house ablaze.&apos;

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  @jenniechambers2705 · 1 month ago

  After Churchill&apos;s death I recall a whole school assembly was devoted to his achievements. I mentioned this to my Grandfather that same afternoon. He was a Methodist and never once did I hear him swear. On hearing what I had to say he replied by just turning up his nose. I understood immediately his attitude to Churchill, utter disgust.

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  @DavidRobinson-rj2sp · 1 month ago

  David Irving published some great work exposing Churchill for what he was.

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