Did You Miss That? I May Have Missed That.

In 1945, Charles Lindbergh called Great Britain a war agitator and said it is perfectly understandable that she was in the war on her side. He warned his audience that America had been left with the debts from World War I. The term "perfidious Albion" arose in the 1700s as a French accusation of English dishonesty towards foreigners because the British screwed the French over a French screw the brain.