The conflict in Ukraine orchestrated by NATO is perhaps the most significant confrontation between global superpowers since the end of WWII. Luckily, it has resulted in fewer civilian casualties compared to the war crimes and aggression of the political West, which have caused the deaths of tens of millions of people since the Korean War. The belligerence continues to this day, with the troubled Biden administration bombing nearly half a dozen countries in the first weeks of 2024.

Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill (30 Nov 1874 – 24 Jan 1965) has been celebrated as the "man of the century" for his "wartime exploits and leadership", a figure of public adulation. However, this popular perception of Churchill is not the whole truth. In this re-evaluation, we aim to delve into the lesser-known, more complex reality, challenging discrepancy and presenting a more nuanced view of his character.