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Demonstrators wearing masks to impersonate Tony Blair and George Bush.
Demonstrators wearing masks to impersonate Tony Blair and George Bush.
Responding to Labour's shadow foreign secretary, Emily Thornberry, who urged the government to verify any chemical attacks in rebel-held parts of Syria before taking military action, Galloway warned that their refusal to do so shows the government's "ill intentions."
"I'm expecting the British government to take advantage of Parliament being in recess. And I'm fully expecting the film [of a reported chemical attack - that has already been filmed - to be released. And the consequences threatened by Trump to be activated," Galloway stated in reference to allegations from the Russian Reconciliation Center in Syria that a number of Middle Eastern TV channels and a regional affiliate of a US broadcaster "have shot nine videos in Jisr al-Shughur city in Idlib province of a staged chemical attack" that will be blamed on the Syrian government.
Comment: Hungary's foreign minister has fired back at the EU parliament decision to trigger Article 7, which ccould lead to sanctions against Budapest over its immigration policies, branding it the "petty revenge" of pro-migrant politicians. Then again, they did the same thing to Poland, and no sanctions resulted. Yet.
The postmodernist cliques in Brussels, Berlin, Paris and London are limply attempting to consolidate their power in Europe. And yet, they have no teeth, no real legitimacy. Even the EU 'parliament' isn't really such. Given its meager powers to draft laws, it's essentially an echo chamber.
This 'shaming' of Hungary of course goes beyond 'mass migration' to encompass the wider cultural war. Hungary last month did something that's arguably far more of a threat to the transhumanists' agenda:
Hungary will no longer certify 'gender studies': Attack on academic freedom or stand against pseudoscience?