Quote by Sir Winston Churchill

I do not hold that we should rearm in order to fight. I hold that we should rearm in order to parley.

I do not hold that we should rearm in order to fight. I hold

Summary

This quote suggests that the act of rearming should not be interpreted as a desire for war, but rather as a means to strengthen one's position during negotiations. The speaker believes that by enhancing their military capabilities, they can engage in diplomatic discussions from a position of strength, increasing their chance of achieving peaceful resolutions to conflicts. It emphasizes the importance of having sufficient defenses to ensure a favorable outcome during negotiations, rather than solely relying on force to win a war.

By Sir Winston Churchill

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