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Tag Archives: Saudi Arabia
Liam talking nonsense
Today the Sunday Telegraph contains an interview with Liam Fox MP, former defence secretary who is urging voters to reclaim Britain’s “sovereignty” in the EU referendum, in order to protect the border as the European migration crisis grows. He warns that terrorists … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Syria
Tagged European Union, Liam Fox, Saudi Arabia, Syria
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A Government too frightened to act
It appears that despite a significant level of public anger and anxiety over the 47 executions carried out by Saudi Arabia on 2nd January, that our Government is either too frightened or too detached to make a proper response. According … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Iran, Philip Hammond MP, Saudi Arabia, Tehran, Tobias Ellwood
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A very worrying development
According to the Financial Secretary to the Treasury and MP for Hertfordshire South West, David Gauke the 47 executions carried out yesterday by Saudi Arabia, a mixture of beheadings and shootings by firing squad, were a “very worrying development”. Speaking … Continue reading
A life is a life
According to widespread news reports, the Government of one of our closest Allies has beheaded 47 people today. Asking our Government to challenge this appalling behaviour is probably unrealistic. Late in November 2015 the Government Minister, responsible for selling Arms to … Continue reading
Biting off more than we want to chew
There are several items in the news over the last day or two that point to a difficult time for our Government and one of their oldest friends. The conflict in Syria which the David Cameron and Michael Fallon have … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Syria
Tagged Anna Soubry, David Cameron, Isil, Michael Fallon MP, Philip Hammond MP, Saudi Arabia, Sigmar Gabriel, Syria, Tim Cross, Yemen
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Michael Gove is right
The above phrase is one I never expected to write, and yet this morning I wrote the following blog endorsing the statements of the Justice Secretary. However during the day the news cycle brought us an update which is that … Continue reading
A man who has missed the point
At the recent Conservative Party Conference, the Institute of Economic Affairs, a rightwing pressure group hosted numerous fringe meetings within the steel cordon that keeps unwelcome visitors at bay. One of these meetings was on the theme of whether the state … Continue reading
