George Galloway Condemns Britain's War Preparations and Anti-Russian Rhetoric
Galloway says the warning reflects a broader anti-Russian campaign as Britain weighs faster rearmament, with polls showing 48% would not fight.
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Britain's elites are in hysterics over looming 'war' with Russia
British Defense Secretary Wes Streeting recently said the U.K. has 1000 days to be “ready with our allies to fight and win.” The enemy is obvious: Russia. The catch: London doesn’t have the cash to fight, and ordinary folk aren’t interested. This latest reminder that war with our Slavic foes is imminent is vague and unspecified, and frankly tedious. As the Wall Street Journal pointed out nearly a year ago, “rarely a week goes by now without a Eu…
British politician George Galloway considered a government official's warning about preparing for war within the next thousand days to be part of the anti-Russian rhetoric of the country's elites.
In the British government, the alleged inevitable conflict with Russia will be over, and the citizens of the country will be encouraged to actively prepare for it, writing an article in Responsible Statecraft, but London has no money for war, and ordinary British don't need it.
The British Secretary of Defense Wes Streeting's call to prepare for war in the next thousand days is a manifestation of the anti-Russian insanity that infected the kingdom's elites, as the leader of the British Workers' Party, George Galloway, spoke to RIA News.
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