David Cameron & William Hague's position
on Israels Proposed development In The West Bank
A few weeks ago, on the 30th November, the British Foreign Secretary William Hague, in no uncertain terms condemned Israel's behavior in regards to the Israeli governments intention to build 3,000 new homes in occupied East Jerusalem and the disputed West Bank, stating that -
"I am extremely concerned by reports that the Israeli cabinet plans to approve the building of 3,000 new housing units in illegal settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem"
"Israeli settlements are illegal under international law and undermine trust between the parties. If implemented, these plans would alter the situation on the ground on a scale that makes the two-state solution, with Jerusalem as a shared capital, increasingly difficult to achieve"
"They would undermine Israel's international reputation and create doubts about its stated commitment to achieving peace with the Palestinians. 'The UK strongly advises the Israeli government to reverse this decision..."
Are Cameron & Hague
Suffering The Onset Of Alzheimers?
OK, so fast forward to now, it seems possible that Hague and the British Prime Minister David Cameron may be suffering the onset of Alzheimers disease because when it comes to maintaining goodwill between Argentina and the UK, the British PM and his Foreign Minister are acting in stark contrast to Hague's above said (rightful) rhetoric last month, indeed the two Tories appear to have completely forgotten their ethics in regards to promoting peace between two nations whose wounds inflicted upon the other, run very, very deep...
Don't Cry For Us Argentina
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In supposed honor of the current Queen of England, William Hague has said that a disputed region of Antarctica, which Argentina lays claim to, will be renamed "Queen Elizabeth Land". In protest, the Argentine government has formally complained to the British Embassy in Buenos Aires and has (rightly) suggested that Britain is behaving in an imperialistic arrogant manner.
Furthermore to rub salt in the wound, so to speak, and to ensure Argentine maximum annoyance towards the UK, the British are looking for oil on the waters around the Falkland Islands, which the Argentinean's say is occupied land - and whether or not British people / English speaking people live there or not - it is occupied land (by the British).
Don't Do As Fall Britannia Does,
Do As Fall Britannia Says -
Hypocrisy @ A Glance
Hague Says - "I am extremely concerned by reports that the Israeli cabinet plans to approve the building of 3,000 new housing units in illegal settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem"
Hague Does - The Foreign secretary, William Hague, is apparently not extremely concerned by reports that he approves the re-naming of a disputed territory in Antarctica
Hague Says - "Israeli settlements are illegal under international law and undermine trust between the parties. If implemented, these plans would alter the situation on the ground on a scale that makes the two-state solution, with Jerusalem as a shared capital, increasingly difficult to achieve"
Hague Does - In proposing to re-name a territory in the Antarctic, William Hague, with David Camerons consent, willfully violates the sentiment of the Antarctic Treaty which tries to stop antagonisms over territories in the Antarctic, if implemented the plan may alter the situation on the ground
Hague Says - "They would undermine Israel's international reputation and create doubts about its stated commitment to achieving peace with the Palestinians. The UK strongly advises the Israeli government to reverse this decision..."
Hague Does - Re-names the disputed territory in the Antarctic and thus undermines Britain's international reputation and creates doubts about it's commitment to achieve peace with Argentina
Blandford Buzz says "it's strongly advisable that the UK government reverse it's reckless imperialistic minded decision, to inflame tensions between Argentina and itself - and not re-name the Antarctic territory after unelected monarch Queen Elizabeth II".
Blandford Buzz says "it's strongly advisable that the UK government reverse it's reckless imperialistic minded decision, to inflame tensions between Argentina and itself - and not re-name the Antarctic territory after unelected monarch Queen Elizabeth II".
Always Open The Window Of Opportunity For A War...
Even at Christmas Time...
A few days ago, on the 19th of December, David Cameron stated that 4,000 British troops will be leaving Afghanistan next year, perhaps the UK government needs to incite tensions elsewhere in the world which may result in military action, after all if there's no war, what are the UK's armed forces to do?, sit around and twiddle their thumbs? and of course if the truth be told, it's all about supply and demand for the arms manufacturers and the warring industry, as David Icke says, problem, reaction, solution...
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