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Brian Cloughley
British and Australian armies’ veteran, former deputy head of the UN military mission in Kashmir and Australian defense attaché in Pakistan
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Pompeo has probably done more to bond and unify the people of China than has been achieved by any other foreign politician in recent years.
Britain and the U.S. are forever pontificating about human rights, but are entirely selective in their condemnation.
The rift between the West and Russia and China is being deliberately widened, and a New Cold War is breaking out.
Or perhaps it would be more appropriate to describe his attitude as being one of chronic hypocrisy.
Washington should cease feeding the New York Times with tales about supposed plots involving bonuses for bodies, cut its losses and get out now.
The United Kingdom is no longer united, as illustrated by the way its constituent countries chose to control the Covid-19 pandemic.
For the sake of the world as a whole it must be hoped that Americans understand that Trump’s mixed messages and confusion do not contribute to MAGA.
The fact that Russia and China are “working more and more together” is a major factor in Stoltenberg’s justification for revving up confrontation.
It is difficult to believe that this is what is wanted by the American people who desire only to live in tranquillity, Brian Cloughley writes.
Every nation but the U.S. is cooperating with the WHO in the fight against the virus, but Trump and his minions are determined to divide the world in their attempts to blame everyone but themselves for the catastrophe facing their country.