Our British Defence Secretary John Healey keeps up the Labour government’s war-on-China schtick with a “we’re ready to fight” battle-cry that was widely mocked.
Was Britain always this aggressive and desperate for war with China?
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Britain scored a victory in Beijing in 2010, ushering in a “golden age” collaboration that was mutually profitable & peaceful, uniting the Eurasia landmass in Belt and Road trade. What followed was a concerted effort by the declining US to stop the prosperous stabilisation of Europe and Asia at all costs and stifle the emergence of BRICS. The results have been tragic and avoidable.
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At the end of 2023, it’s worth taking a look at how heroes and villains have been shaped by media narratives this year.
Most of us by now recognise Boris Johnson’s role as the Horsemen of the Apocalypse rolled into one overfed scary clown.
Far more column inches have been blaring at us about Xi Jinping’s imagined failings than the effects of Brexit and the Covid pandemic which is still with us.
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Anna Chen – 20 January 2022 Partygate UK frogs still being boiled slowly as the government declares Covid-19 to beendemic and ends restrictions. System failed but mission accomplished So was it negligent homicide, homicidal negligence or mass murder? No, it’sworse: Partygate. Attending parties during lockdown. It may have been illegal under their own rules, selfish
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