You Call That Statesmanship. I Call It

[winston Churchill] Never Spares Himself In Conversation. He Gives Himself So Generously That Hardly Anyone Else Is Permitted To Give Anything In His Presence.

The Hero's Need Of The People Outlasts Their Need Of Him.

I Welcome This Opportunity Of Pricking The Bloated Bladder Of Lies With The Poniard Of Truth

I Know That The Right Kind Of Leader For The Labour Party Is A Desiccated Calculating Machine Who Must Not In Any Way Permit Himself To Be Swayed By Indignation. If He Sees Suffering, Privation Or Injustice He Must Not Allow It To Move Him, For That Would Be Evidence Of The Lack Of Proper Education Or Of Absence Of Self-control. He Must Speak In Calm And Objective Accents And Talk About A Dying Child In The Same Way As He Would About The Pieces Inside An Internal Combustion Engine.

We Could Manage To Survive Without Money Changers And Stockbrokers. We Should Find It Harder To Do Without Miners, Steel Workers And Those Who Cultivate The Land.