The hypocrisy of British politicians has no limits. Prime Minister Sunak's excuse that he couldn't vote in Parliament to indict Johnson because he had to have a cup of tea and cakes with a particular charity members is an other sign of 'the power of governing in Britain lies somewhere else!'
The hypocrisy of British politicians has no limits. Prime Minister Sunak's excuse that he couldn't vote in Parliament to indict Johnson because he had to have a cup of tea and cakes with a particular charity members is an other sign of 'the power of governing in Britain lies somewhere else!'
Once again, thank you Jonathan for your deeper reflection of what lies in the evil pit.
I would be very interested to know how you interpret the emerging conflict between the current Israeli government and the Israel lobby in the US and what impact it may have on next year's US elections?
or/and
your explication on the book 'The Palestinian Laboratory' by Anthony Loewenstein
The hypocrisy of British politicians has no limits. Prime Minister Sunak's excuse that he couldn't vote in Parliament to indict Johnson because he had to have a cup of tea and cakes with a particular charity members is an other sign of 'the power of governing in Britain lies somewhere else!'
Once again, thank you Jonathan for your deeper reflection of what lies in the evil pit.
I would be very interested to know how you interpret the emerging conflict between the current Israeli government and the Israel lobby in the US and what impact it may have on next year's US elections?
or/and
your explication on the book 'The Palestinian Laboratory' by Anthony Loewenstein