'WE SLAUGHTERED THE WRONG PIG'

AntiTraitors
Published on Aug 2, 2020
In February 1896 A. C. Bruce- Pryce, accused Churchill of homosexuality committing â€œacts of gross immorality of the Oscar Wilde typeâ€ at Sandhurst; an act necessary to bring him into line just in time for the first Zionist Congress in 1897. While Churchill sued for libel his solicitors advised him to settle out-of-court due to the recent imprisonment of known homosexual Oscar Wilde. Nevertheless, even with a somewhat official apology it was clear that Churchillâ€™s sexual deviance was a tool by which his Jewish handlers governed his policy making.

When, in November 1958, the Foreign Office minister Ian Harvey was caught sodomising a man in St Jamesâ€™s Park, Churchill commented: â€œOn the coldest night of the year? It makes you proud to be British.â€ - https://antizionistleague.com/scrapbook/political-movements/politicians/winston-churchill/

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