London keeps acting like I was difficult. Sir, I was not difficult, I was correct. by Charles de Gaulle

Charles, London called you difficult because you treated every room like France needed a throne.

Winston, London called me difficult because correct men are inconvenient before they are quoted.

Both of you confused leadership with making the furniture nervous.

Franklin, some furniture deserves to be nervous when Charles enters with a monument in his voice.

Better a monument in the voice than smoke in the sentence.

At least smoke eventually clears. Pride files paperwork.

I was not difficult. I was the answer before the room was ready to admit the question.