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Pinkie 2022-10-08 13:59:03
Glorious isolation and ordinary love
I have read Nixon's book "Leaders" before, and the first person to write in the opening chapter is Winston Churchill, who is titled "The Greatest Man of Our Time".
Not only did Nixon think so, but Fat Yau also claimed to be a great man. He once said: "We are all bugs, but my confirmation is... -
Hannah 2022-10-08 14:30:17
Churchill is back
The title is the final line of the film "Winston is back". "Come back" means that you have left. Perhaps it can abandon the identity of the British Prime Minister and the historical background of World War II, and simply regard it as the ups and downs of a political figure.
Politics is complicated,...
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Sir Robert Vansittart: Do you know what Lloyd George said about him? "He'd use the skin of his mother as a drum to sound his own praises."
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Winston Churchill: There may be a war. I grant you that. Nevertheless we shall win.
Ralph Wigram: How can you say that? It's just mindless optimism.
Winston Churchill: [nods no] When I was at school, I had a friend called Merlind Evans. And one day we were talking about what we would do when we were grown up. And I don't know why I said this, or, why I thought it, but I said, "One day in the future, Britain will be in great danger, and it will fall to *me* to save London and the Empire."
Ralph Wigram: Schoolboy fantasy. I wanted to play for England or climb Everest.
Winston Churchill: [half nod no] My destiny. And I truly believe it.
Ralph Wigram: You're an extraordinary man, Winston.
Winston Churchill: I am, I know it.
Ralph Wigram: Nobody but you could say that sort of thing and expect people to believe it.
Winston Churchill: Destiny is what I believe in. Destiny commands. We must obey.
