Randy Sutton

“Churchill: The strangling of Bolshevism at its birth would have been an untold blessing to the human race.

Mr. Seymour Cocks (Labor Party): "If that had happened we should have lost the 1939 -45 war".

Churchill: No, it would have prevented that war.

[Speech in the House of Commons, May 11,1953]”
― Winston S. Churchill

“In war and policy one should always try to put oneself in the position of what Bismarck called “the Other Man”. The more fully and sympathetically a Minister can do this the better are his chances of being right. The more knowledge he possesses of the opposite point of view, the less puzzling it is to know what to do. But imagination without deep and full knowledge is a snare,”
― Winston S. Churchill, The Grand Alliance: The Second World War, Volume 3

“But Governments and peoples do not always take rational decisions. Sometimes they take mad decisions, or one set of people get control who compel all others to obey and aid them in folly.”
― Winston S. Churchill, The Grand Alliance: The Second World War, Volume 3

“The plot is certainly sensational, but it hardly represents what actually happened. It is difficult to believe that the European emigrants by whom America has been populated took away with them all the virtues and left behind them all the vices of the races from which they had sprung; or that a few generations of residence on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean is sufficient to create an order of beings definitely superior in morals, in culture, and in humanity to their prototypes in Europe. The American”
― Winston S. Churchill, The World Crisis, Vol. 4