Heck New Zealand (and Austrailer) were welfair states that had a system of the sort Attlee wanted and we never had any problems, we were (and still are) one of the freeist countrys in the world. The system is a little stale now.
Have any of these critics of England worked there? I'm a fan of Churchill and Attlee, he in reality was the manager and it was the team that made it work. In reality what the British people voted for was Churchill as Prime Minister with a liberal cabinet and Parliament. The liberal party just knew Winston never followed a party line, Tory or Liberal, so it was party politics that moved Churchill out. Few realize the two men were complimentary bookends. Accuracy of this docudrama excels.
@joyandian You had to watch the WHOLE thing to figure out it was "boring"? This is part 9. If you truly hated it I would think boredom couldn't had been prevented for longer than part 3.
Point is, it's hard to accept you find it so "boring" when you went to the trouble of watching the whole thing. You remind me of people who post just to complain and will do so no matter how good or bad the movie really is.
England has payed the price of it's stupidity. One only has to look at what's going on on the island today, to see how the roots of corruption have grown strong, long and solid over the five last decades.
@deschloro it wasnt the choice of words i would of used but on a metaphorical sense he was suggesting socialism as a totallitarian regime, not to nazi extremes but more in the sense that they try to interfere in all our lives
I get what you're saying but remember that Britain elects a party not a person.In the greater context both Liberal and Tory parties were poor in the 20's & 30's. The Liberals had seen that soldiers from WWI didn't return to "a land fit for heros" whilst the Tories presided over the great depression and appeasement (or their front bench did). Labour also made clear distinctions between Churchill and his party. The people turned on the Tories rather than Churchill
I've always wondered how the British public could have voted him out after all this man had done for them.
aznsbd 2 months ago
Heck New Zealand (and Austrailer) were welfair states that had a system of the sort Attlee wanted and we never had any problems, we were (and still are) one of the freeist countrys in the world. The system is a little stale now.
TheGroundedAviator 2 months ago
Have any of these critics of England worked there? I'm a fan of Churchill and Attlee, he in reality was the manager and it was the team that made it work. In reality what the British people voted for was Churchill as Prime Minister with a liberal cabinet and Parliament. The liberal party just knew Winston never followed a party line, Tory or Liberal, so it was party politics that moved Churchill out. Few realize the two men were complimentary bookends. Accuracy of this docudrama excels.
navacieukas 3 months ago
what a boring film.
joyandian 7 months ago
@joyandian Then why did you watch it?
Ranillon 7 months ago
@Ranillon because i thought it would be good
joyandian 7 months ago
@joyandian You had to watch the WHOLE thing to figure out it was "boring"? This is part 9. If you truly hated it I would think boredom couldn't had been prevented for longer than part 3.
Point is, it's hard to accept you find it so "boring" when you went to the trouble of watching the whole thing. You remind me of people who post just to complain and will do so no matter how good or bad the movie really is.
Ranillon 7 months ago
@Ranillon ok i think you should calm down before you rupture a vessel
joyandian 7 months ago
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@joyandian Nice job of not answering my accusations.
Ranillon 7 months ago
England has payed the price of it's stupidity. One only has to look at what's going on on the island today, to see how the roots of corruption have grown strong, long and solid over the five last decades.
terfle1106 7 months ago
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9MealsFromAnarchyUK 5 months ago
He must of felt so betrayed by the British people
alexandertory 8 months ago
@alexandertory
I rather think many people felt betrayed by the fact he had labelled them "Gestapo" when they were nothing of the sort.
deschloro 2 months ago
@deschloro it wasnt the choice of words i would of used but on a metaphorical sense he was suggesting socialism as a totallitarian regime, not to nazi extremes but more in the sense that they try to interfere in all our lives
alexandertory 2 months ago
@alexandertory
I get what you're saying but remember that Britain elects a party not a person.In the greater context both Liberal and Tory parties were poor in the 20's & 30's. The Liberals had seen that soldiers from WWI didn't return to "a land fit for heros" whilst the Tories presided over the great depression and appeasement (or their front bench did). Labour also made clear distinctions between Churchill and his party. The people turned on the Tories rather than Churchill
deschloro 1 month ago
What a beautiful close-ups of Clemmie's face at 2:33 and 2:47!
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