Rafal Heydel-Mankoo wrote: Earlier today an American radio program(me) 
called the "Tom Woods Show" featured a 30 minute interview with Buchanan 
about Churchill (based on his book, *Churchill, Hitler and the Unnecessary 
War*). I post this merely for information -- I haven't listened to more 
than five minutes as I'm bored of Buchanan's tiresome anti-Churchill 
arguments. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4edDlIGAd2g

Rafe:
Good grief, is Pat still flogging that dead horse? For your amusement, a 
query from a reader just last week. 

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>From Joseph Clemmow (UK):

 I have a quick question regarding the criticisms made of both Churchill 
and British participation in the Second World War by the American Pat 
Buchanan and of his British followers Peter Hitchens. I had a online 
quarrel with Mr Hitchens over his endorsing of Pat Buchanan's book 
Churchill, Hitler and the Unnecessary War. He wrote two very mediocre 
articles regarding it 


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>From Editor, *Finest Hour*:

I like Pat Buchanan. Churchill said, "I like a man who smiles when he 
fights." I helped him research some points for his book. (We are equal 
opportunity researchers.) He sent me a signed copy, and I sent him one of 
mine. It wasn't my fault (as I told him) that he chose to put the wrong 
spin on everything and quote Churchill out of context! Our response to Pat 
is in the articles on pages 6 and 13-21 in *Finest Hour *139. (This 
issue also took care of Nicholas Baker's wonderful melodrama, *Human Smoke*
.) You can download a pdf at:

http://www.winstonchurchill.org/images/finesthour/vol.01%20no.139.pdf


 
Peter Hitchens used to be known as "the good Hitchens." He is the brother 
of the late Christopher, but comes at things from a different angle. There 
are three references to Peter on our website: enter "peter hitchens" in the 
search box.


We did take on his brother, when he wrote some silly stuff in *The 
Atlantic: *http://bit.ly/RQxY8G It was like shooting fish in a barrel. 


One can't get too excited about this sort of thing. There is a grain of 
truth to it, of course, since the war didn't end in the brave new world we 
thought it would. But these iconoclasts operate in hindsight--and they are 
paid well to keep the pot bubbling.

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