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Saudi Arabia state visit will happen BECAUSE OF corruption and abuses

Mohammed Bin Salman meets Boris Johnson: What did THEY discuss?

Take a look at the evidence and you’ll see that the Saudi Arabian Crown Prince, Mohamed bin Salman, has been invited to the UK because the UK supports corruption and human rights abuses, and not in spite of the nation’s opposition to those scourges.

That doesn’t make these people wrong:

It’s just that, next to them we have to put the following:

It’s a reference to this story, apparently:

If we had any trust in the police, a decision not to take further action would indicate that there was no truth in the accusation.

But we don’t trust the police – particularly not the Met. Here’s a reminder of some of our reasons:

It is the reason the following exclamation seems entirely reasonable:

From the (current) King to a former prime minister – Tony Blair. His organisation continued to receive funding from – and work for – Mohamed bin Salman after he was accused of having ordered the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi:

With top-level endorsement like this, it seems clear that representatives of Saudi Arabia are welcome in the UK, no matter what they do.

Talk by UK politicians about opposing human rights abuses is exactly that: just talk.

The United Kingdom is a haven for totalitarian rulers and rights abusers – and will remain that way as long as we continue to allow the lowest kind of vermin to infest our corridors of power.

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Don’t think your life will get better, just because Boris Johnson is going

Boris Johnson: he has left Parliament but he’s doing quite all right, thank you very much. Meanwhile it’s business as usual at Tory HQ and in Downing Street.

Here’s an excellent point, courtesy of Gary Stevenson:

It’s true – the Conservative Party is not an organisation of public servants; it’s a business.

It works for whoever pays it the best – and that isn’t the public, even if they are getting at least three times the average wage.

No – the Tory Party works for Mohamed Mansour, who has donated £5 million to Conservative coffers, along with other donors like him. Why do you think Tory donors, party members and friends got so many Covid-19-related business contracts when the usual scrutiny processes for awarding them were suspended because it was an “emergency”?

And Labour (under Keir Starmer) works for Gary Lubner, who’s donating $6 million to that party, along with donors like him.

When in government, both parties do a very good job for their real employers. That’s why the UK’s super-rich have expanded their wealth threefold since 2010.

This happens because both the Tories and Labour tell you that they’re working for you and will make your life better, and when election time comes around, whoever’s in office throws you a few scraps to make you think they mean it.

It’s time to wise up and realise you need to find someone else; you need to break the racket.

Because your money is running out of your hands and into their bank accounts faster than you think – and you probably don’t even know it yet.

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