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Frances Leader's avatar

When Churchill died in 1965 I was 13 years old. My grandparents and parents were solemn and respectful of the 'great' man who had helped them survive WW2 in central London. We had all sorts of history lessons at school about his 'exploits' and 'heroics'.... it was nauseating.

I had been named after a child who died in the bombing and I spent my pre-school years playing in the bomb craters. Our house was crumbling; the stairs collapsed; the ceiling fell on my mum's head when she was cooking. War was very much a part of my awareness at that time.... I could hardly avoid knowing about it. I even had a ration card until I was 2 years old.

I became an anti-war activist at 15 years of age. I demonstrated outside the US Embassy to stop the war in Vietnam. I did not want any more kids to have to grow up in bomb craters like I did.

My Grandad caught a glimpse of me on the BBC news that night and met me from school the following day demanding to know what I thought I was doing!

My family never understood why I did not respect politicians or British foreign policy or even the gutter press that they all read and believed unquestioningly.

In a way, I am glad that the generations who went through WW2 are not around to see the world we endure now. I am glad that their pretty pink bubbles of illusion about the likes of Churchill were never popped during their lifetimes. It would have broken their hearts to know what a shit Churchill really was and how much he detested the common people.

He was a Zionist puppet for the Black Nobility and I look forward to a day when people truly understand what that awful word really means. It does not mean supporter of Jews. It means quite the opposite. A Zionist is a Nimrodist and you don't get more imperialist than that.

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Tirion's avatar

When Churchill was asked whether he was worried about how history would portray him, he reportedly said, "History will be kind to me, for I intend to write it" - which, of course, he did - in six volumes published between 1948 and 1953!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Second_World_War_(book_series)

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