Sir Winston Churchill Quote - Liberty Quotes Blog

"Truth is incontrovertible,
ignorance can deride it,
panic may resent it,
malice may destroy it,
but there it is."

by:	Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965) Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1940-1945, 1951-1955)
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Categories:	Ignorance, Proverbs, Truth
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-- Anonymous
Sir W. Churchill was the master of the kings English. Next month a publisher is releasing Chirchill's private days with FDR, WW II and the 1929 Crash. I will be receiving a copy and posting his highlights. Sincerely, Dave C. law107@cox.net -- David Connolly, Meriden
And thank the creator for this incontrovertible truth. -- Anon
It seems sometimes many try to overturn simple facts and plain truth but yes there it is! -- Waffler, Smith
You can fool some of the people all of the time and all of the people some of the time, and that usually gets the job done. Just ask our elected friends in Washington. -- jim k, austin
Sometimes telling the truth is a revolutionary act. -- E Archer, NYC 1
-- Zachary, Washington, DC
And the media will twist it... -- J Carlton, Calgary
Truth is absolute and interpretation its miscreant. We profess to know truth and yet we are ignorant of it. -- RBESRQ
(-; OK, I like it ;-) a good starting point on the subject. -- Mike, Norwalk
-- Ronw13, ID
Truth sprouts anew as an old tree, when watered. -- Ronw13, ID
Truth destroyed? The conceptualization of 2+2=4 can be destroyed? Sorry, I have to confess I don't understand how this quote holds coordinated validity. Doesn't inconvertible invalidate destruction? -- Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown