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Published 10:38 29 Jan 2019 GMT

A family arriving in Kolkota, where Australian ships carrying supplies were meant to dock, in search of food during the famine (Credit: Keystone)[/caption]
Meaning the prime minister, who is repeatedly voted the greatest Briton to have ever lived, is complicit in the death by starvation of 4 million people.
Greer also said Churchill supported using poisoned gas against Kurds and Afghans as well as British concentration camps in the Boer War.
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Before Greer and Morgan were brought face to face by the good producers of GMB, the former editor of the Daily Mirror had called the Green MSP a "thick ginger turd."
Morgan said: "Churchill almost single handedly dragged this country from the abyss in World War Two."
"It’s absolutely disgusting. You are saying the man who saved us from the Nazis is actually no better than a Nazi himself.
"You want the world to think you believe he was no better than a Nazi.
"I find you revolting."
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Winston Churchill is regularly voted the greatest Briton to have ever lived for his leadership during World War Two (Credit: Keystone)[/caption]
Greer mocked Morgan's offence and called him a "snowflake" for throwing a "tantrum." He then said Churchill's strategic decisions nearly cost him his life: "Because of Churchill’s hatred for the workers on the Clyde and his refusal to properly defend the Clyde, my Gran was almost killed in the Clydebank Blitz."
This domestic contempt was also apparent in Churchill's approach to the General Strike and in deploying the Black and Tans to Ireland.
Good Morning Britain hosted two men, united by their absolutism, calling the same person either a patron saint or genocidal maniac. In reality, and as with most things, 'the greatest Briton' sits somewhere in the middle, but the very existence of the conversation is owed, at least in part, to him.Explore more on these topics:

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