Anna Chen – 11 November 2010 David Cameron Opium Wars snub Yes, that’s a great idea, David Cameron, British PM. Wear poppies on a trade visit to China in the 150th anniversary year marking the end of the Opium Wars when Britain forced cheap Bengal opium on the Chinese people at the point of a […]
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Getty ImagesPrime Minister David Cameron flaunts his ignorance of history. Again. He’s only been in the job for a matter of weeks and already is proving himself as gaffe-prone as BP’s Tony Harwood. He’s said he would take on China in a nuclear bust-up, stated that Britain played second fiddle to the US in 1940,
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A small but telling tale from Sarah Sands’ vomit-inducing obsequy ‘David Cameron: Born and bred to rule‘ in the Evening Standard. In a style reminiscent of Private Eye’s Sylvie Krin and without a hint of irony, Sands cites this as an example of how our Dave stands up to racists. In James Hanning and Francis
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Completely from left field ( uh, right field…) and out of the blue skies in David Cameron’s air-brushed head, Oceania is now at war with Eastasia. I’ve walked fresh from my shortlist triumph at last night’s Orwell Prize event and into life as the Conservatives would have it — a posh boy’s fantasy about plucky
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What more to add to Johann Hari’s piece on the Tory donor, billionaire “Lord” Michael Ashcroft and his refusal to pay British taxes? David Cameron and William Hague have covered up for him despite his “clear and unequivocal assurance” he would become a “permanent” resident in Britain ten years ago. Because of their obfuscation he
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