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Winston Churchill

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  Most people consider Adolf Hitler as the epitome of evil. And to their point, they’re right.  But what most people aren’t taught in their history books is that most “British” soldiers that fought in the World War were the people that the British invaded. Mainly Indian and African. Winston Churchill was directly responsible for killing more Indians than Hitler killed Jews.  But our history books do not cover this because Indian education is directly influenced by the British. “History is written by the winners of wars” has never been truer before. Churchill is painted as a hero for the British, and Indians, without knowing their own history,  about how their own people were murdered by the millions, follow in the footsteps in revering Churchill as some hero for their country.  This is the same fallacy as Obama being a peaceful president. We will cover that in the next post.  Read more about history/geo-politics Obama V Bush
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