I see. What a duffer. It would have been a little too much, wouldn’t it?

The pic at the top of this article has been photoshopped to make the point of the similarity. It’s not a genuine pic of May.

Ask any teenager in Britain how WW1 started and they will tell you that the it was the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, the archduke of Austria-Hungary by Gavrilo Princip.
I could never understand how one incident could cause such global massacres. It’s as though after the shot everything stopped and someone said “Archduke’s been shot”. And the response was, “oh, well, that’s it, then, we’re going to war” and the world began killing each other.
In the light of the Tolkin hoax; the weapons of mass destruction hoax; the pushing of Milosovic to sign an unsignable agreement fix; 9/11 plot to kill anyone anywhere in the world; the refusal to sign the Peruvian agreement over the Malinas islands (as you mention); ignoring warnings at Pearl Harbour; the lies about the need to drop atom bombs on Japan in order to end WWII – fake history, indeed.

Labour’s ‘hard right’ are a despicable bunch of wankers and dangerous too. I always expected this to happen. They want to portray Russia as an outlaw or pariah state; with Hitler-like demons in charge of its political system; like one does in preparation for war. I doubt a boycott will succeed. But if we bomb the Russian infrastructure, that might work! Still, in that scenario a cancelled football tournament will be the least of our problems.
The West’s been on an aggressive militaristic and imperialist ‘roll’ since the breakup of the old Soviet Union, when there was only one super-power left standing. We shameless attacked country after country and virtually wipe them off the map. Millions died, massive material destruction and colossal suffering on a gigantic scale.
Super power corrupts… totally. Then, having no other choice, Russia stepped into attack on Syria and stopped the West’s latest attempt to destroy a state. The rolling juggernaut was opposed and stopped, even pushed backwards. It was no longer rolling in quite the same way. For that alone, Russia must be punished. But the West has gotten so used to having its own way that changing its ways, being forced to change and opposed, is a very, very, difficult thing to accept. But Russia isn’t Iraq or Libya or Syria. It has the capacity to defend itself and its legitimate interests and strike back if attacked, and it will, make no mistake. And this time the war wont just be fought on Russian soil. They will take the fight to those countries and cities attacking them. City for city.
So the West should be very careful of what it starts in relation to Russia and think of the consequences. But are our leaders so wedded to attacking other nations, wedded to militarism and imperialism, that they don’t know any other way forward? The big battle is about who controls the heartland of the Eurasian continent, with its massive resources. Currently Russia and China control it and are ‘standing in the way’ for US ambitions and plans for the area. They have to be pushed aside, one way or another. Arguably the only way for the US to do that is through war. I’m not optimistic that this coming conflict can be avoided, without some kind of ‘collapse’ in the United States.

It was very disappointing indeed. He felt the pressure and started a gamble that he can only lose. He now seems to be juggling with two positions that are contradictory. I think that those who, like me, saw him as a common sense alternative, felt very much let down. While for making just a couple of fair points regarding the evidence, he has been portrayed as a Soviet agent in BBC´s Newsnight (with red screen and St Basil´s cathedral on the background and all!) and the rest of the press. He seemed to be wanting to beat the devil in his own game, but as soon as he tried to touch gloves, he got a couple of nasty punches.
I don´t know who is advising him nowadays, but it is astonishing to see that they don´t seem to understand that they got a good electoral result precisely because he seemed completely detached from the antics, the discourses and the interests of mainstream politicians. He just put himself in a losing position.

Why don’t you Brits call your Prime Minister(ess??) from now on:
THERESA “CONSPIRACY THEORY” MAY”? ?
Your country needs You!