by Covert involvement in Yemen raises the same old questions about the machinations of the British oligarchy I have put out a number of articles out here recently about the market world of the ruling elite. A dark world of war, shady finance, mercenaries, money laundering, arms sales, etc.Mark Curtis says the U.K. is not a democracy but an oligarchy, where the aristocracy practice the dark arts. There is so much money to be made out of evil, that it attracts all the swamp creatures, oddballs, cranks, gangsters and psychopaths. They rob Africa and the world, and whack up hostilities with other countries just to keep the arms sales going, while pretending their business is plain old capitalism. Killing millions is no problem to them, especially when there's money to be made. Look at
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Covert involvement in Yemen raises the same old questions about the machinations of the British oligarchy
I have put out a number of articles out here recently about the market world of the ruling elite. A dark world of war, shady finance, mercenaries, money laundering, arms sales, etc.
Mark Curtis says the U.K. is not a democracy but an oligarchy, where the aristocracy practice the dark arts. There is so much money to be made out of evil, that it attracts all the swamp creatures, oddballs, cranks, gangsters and psychopaths. They rob Africa and the world, and whack up hostilities with other countries just to keep the arms sales going, while pretending their business is plain old capitalism. Killing millions is no problem to them, especially when there's money to be made. Look at Yemen?
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Mark Curtis - British foreign policy in the Middle East: A secret history of self interestn Tuesday in the British parliament, Labour's shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry asked an urgent question relating to allegations that British troops have been covertly fighting in Yemen and supporting the Saudi-led coalition.
Mark Curtis - British foreign policy in the Middle East: A secret history of self interest