The former British Labour Prime Minister retains considerable influence through his institute and proposes shock therapy for the European Union, which aims, in the name of power, to restore London's influence to the benefit of the United States.
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The former British Labour Prime Minister retains considerable influence through his institute and proposes shock therapy for the European Union, which aims, in the name of power, to restore London's influence to the benefit of the United States.