Churchill's turn

[rupol2000]

It turns out that *they* want everyone to think that the Cold War began with a Fulton speech, which means they cover something with it.

 

[lg325]

The Yalta conference was supposed to settle things after WW2, but distrust between the U.S.A. and the Soviets along with Churchill being out of office was a factor in the development of the Cold War. Churchills speeches while on tour brought the problems between the East and West to the mind of the general public.

 

[whitehall]

How in the world can you criticize Churchill for supporting the FDR administration that saved his country and then criticize Churchill for supporting FDR's heir apparent Harry Truman? Is there a historical point I missed?