When Winston Churchill was born, the British Empire ruled a major portion of the world. The English were the richest people on earth with the exception of the Americans.
When Churchill took power in Britain and led the country into war in 1939, Britain had lost much of its wealth and a generation of its best in World War I. But its workers were still the best-paid in Europe and it still had an Empire on which the sun never set.
When Churchill died in 1965 Britain was just one cold, wet little island. Economically Britain was the sick man of Europe. Hundreds of thousands of British workers went to Germany, where the pay was twice as high as in England and the taxes much, much lower, even on workers.
In 1965 about the only thing Britain had left was tens of thousands of statues of its Great Hero, Winston Churchill. By then, even the Soviet Union had taken down the statues of Churchill’s Friend and Ally, Joseph Stalin.
Lenin Worship has ended now, even in Russia. But the poor little dimwitted Brits still worship Winston.
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