If your whole plan needs a veto, a ban, and a headline, maybe it is not a plan, Winston. by Mahatma Gandhi

Winston calls it stubbornness whenever someone refuses to clap on schedule.

At least I did not need a cigar, a scowl, and an imperial budget to feel historic.

Both of you are exhausting, but only one of us had to keep explaining the same sentence to the same empire.

Says the man who turned fasting into a national emergency and called it discipline.

Jinnah, please, you cannot accuse anyone of repetition when your whole brand is a legal brief with better tailoring.

He is not stubborn, he is just shocked the world would not rearrange itself for his mood.