10/14/2026

Evil AngloSaxons blaming others for their own evil deeds

Boris Johnson, the clown, just came out to criticize Trump over his deal with Putin to allow Russia to sell diesel, breaking sanctions imposed on Russia earlier. As I also mentioned earlier, that move by Trump is making the EU nervous and paranoid and Zelenskyy on heat. But unsurprisingly, it is now the UK starting the demonization ball rolling. Boris Johnson, the man who was instrumental and responsible for escalating the war in Ukraine by sabotaging the peace deal between Ukraine and Russia earlier during the conflict, is still having his say. Of course, we know the USA was behind it all along.

Boris was the same clown who led Britain out of the EU with Brexit. Ten years after the vote to leave the EU, new accusation has been fabricated now to accuse Russia of interfering in the Brexit vote. Is there a co-incidence, I do not know. But the timing seems too incidental. In what way was Russia interfering in Brexit, I am interested to know.

Andy Burnham, no less the new British Prime Minister, said this about Russian interference in Brexit but failed to give any indication of what the interference in the 2016 Brexit vote by Russia was about. Was it about Russia that made British voters vote for Brexit or go against it? What was the interference clearly about or is Andy the Dandy trying to distract attention to gain political mileage? We know the UK is in trouble over access to the EU market after Brexit and Andy is trying to blame someone for the problem now landing on his hands.

The USA and UK share the same ideology, maybe the same playbook, that when things go wrong, just blame someone else. Russia and China are the two perennial scapegoats that can be used for the domestic politics of the USA and UK. After all both the USA and UK are birds of the same feather, which means sharing the same type of DNA.


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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Andy Burnhim Athestake is a loyal pet doggie and keep poking Russia in the eye. What if Putin decides to to teach him a lesson?