Winston Churchill
View AuthorThe same thing happens with the spirit as with the stomach: only that which it can digest can be entrusted to it.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorPerón is the only soldier who has burned his flag and the only Catholic who has burned his churches.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorNever in the field of human conflict, so many owed so much, to so few.
Winston Churchill
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Winston Churchill
View AuthorOld words are the best, and short ones are the best of all.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorHealth is a transient state between two periods of illness and, besides, does not bode well.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorThe kite rises higher against the wind, not with it.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorStrive to maintain appearances, and the world will give you credit for everything else.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorAlthough personally I am pleased that explosives have been invented, I believe we should not improve them.
Winston Churchill
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Winston Churchill
View AuthorThe politician becomes a statesman when he starts to think about the next generations and not the next elections.
Winston Churchill
View AuthorIf the present tries to judge the past, it will lose the future.