With recent events in Italy the following quote (below) is being circulated 
widely on the internet.  However, even though I know that I've come across it 
before somewhere I have been unable to quickly find this quote in various quote 
books.  It seems like a rather undiplomatic thing for Churchill to have said to 
Italian journalists, but it sounds like something he might have said back in 
England.   

Stan


After his retirement he was cruising the Mediterranean on an Italian cruise 
liner. 

Some Italian journalists asked why an ex British Prime Minister should chose an 
Italian ship. 

"There are three things I like about being on an Italian cruise ship" said 
Churchill. 

"First the cuisine is unsurpassed." 

"Second the service is superb." 

"And then, in time of emergency, there is none of this nonsense about women and 
children first". 


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