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April 23rd, 2003
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Topic: A Churchill qoute?"There is no more dangerous co-worker than an ambitious idiot" The above (translated) quote is said to originate from W. Churchill. I am not sure if that is correct or, for that sake, that the quote itself is translated or rendered correctly (for example should the word "co-worker" be "liasion" or "collaborator" instead?). Can anyone help me out on this one? Regards, ~Sigurd |
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April 23rd, 2003
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This one is new to me, and after a little research I still cant find it or somthing related to its meaning.
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May 3rd, 2003
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Greetings Sigurd Helge
I posted quote in question to a Churchill website and this is the answer I recieved---> "There is no more dangerous co-worker than an ambitious idiot" Nothing at all like this in my database or book sources, doesn't sound like him. Richard M. Langworth Editor, The Churchill Centre www.winstonchurchill.org |
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May 3rd, 2003
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It may have been wrongly attributed to him, instead coming from somone in his staff, it happens alot nowadays anyway.
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