Pan PM Cameron zagubiony, jak dziecko we mgle:

"...Two US far-right activists have been banned from the UK, in a personal intervention from Home Secretary Theresa May, after a concerted campaign to stop the two addressing an English Defence League rally in Woolwich.

The Home Secretary will seek to exclude an individual if she considers that his or her presence in the UK is not conducive to the public good,' a spokesman said. 'We condemn all those whose behaviours and views run counter to our shared values and will not stand for extremism in any form..."

źródło: "The Huffington Post UK Politics"

(...), z tym, że przy tej okazji zaistniał inny, mały problem...

...natury administracyjno logistyczno logicznej liczony ~2 milionami plus 700 tysiącami brytyjskich wyznawców Islamu z kilkuset tysięcznym, a liczącym kilkadziesiąt tysięcy to na pewno, potencjałem bezpośredniego zagrożenia brytyjskiego "...the public good"...

źródło: "Google Images"

...wyznawcami Islamu niebezpodstawnie oburzonymi sprzecznymi z prawem międzynarodowym (czyli przestępczymi, a w tym przypadku wprost zbrodniczymi) działaniami w Syrii i wokół niej, gdzie przy aktywnym współudziale rządu Davida Camerona mordowani są ich dalecy krewni, powinowaci i współbracia w wyznaniu...

"...The Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on their Destruction is the treaty that regulates chemical weapons and their use internationally but, much like the International Criminal Court, it is a voluntary treaty, to which Syria is not a party. Any international repercussions that Syria will suffer for its use of chemical weapons have implications far beyond just the future of the Syrian regime. Without signing and ratifying the Convention on Chemical Weapons, Syria remains outside the jurisdiction of any regulatory bodies and therefore, legally, should not suffer any punishment for using any chemical weapons..."

źródło: "PolicyMic"

...o czym piszę li tylko w kontynuacji postów oznaczonych etykietą "Syria" bez żywionej jakiejkolwiek, osobistej urazy do pana Camerona, Hollande, czy też prezydenta US Obamy w oczywistym obowiązku odnotowania przy tej okazji kuriozalnych zachowań polityków aspirujących do przewodzenia światu z nieuniknionymi ich konsekwencjami bez względu na to, kto zostanie, a kto nie zostanie wpuszczony na terytorium Wielkiej Brytanii...

...obowiązku w żadnym razie względem ludzkości, a tylko względem samego siebie w trosce o dobre trawienie będącej w zasadzie jedynym zmartwieniem w moim wieku.

Wcale nie wirtualny konterfekt Demona kracji:

…czyli poniedziałkowa „Big LOL Prize” symbolicznie przypisana tym razem the UK’s Foreign Secretary, panu Williamowi Hague:

źródło: "Libya Herald"

Gdzie czytamy:

"...“Libya has come a long way in two years,” Hague said, “it has emerged from conflict, held free and fair elections, and opened up space for civil society and new media.” He added that the UK admired these achievements.

Hague said he was proud of the support the UK had been able to give the Libyan people during the revolution and he said it would continue to help Libya build its new state.

“We will stand by the Libyan people as they work to build a secure, free and prosperous future for their country,” said Hague..."

I dalej, ale już w "The Guardian":

źródło: "The Guardian"

"Britain is trying to boost defence equipment sales to Libya by sending a Royal Navy warship to Tripoli to act as a floating shop window for security firms, amid concern in Whitehall that France and Italy are cashing in on the fall of Muammar Gaddafi...

(...)

...With a UN arms embargo in place and the Foreign Office regarding Libya as a "country of concern" over human rights abuses, Britain is restricted in what it can sell. Sir John Stanley, chair of the committees on arms export controls, said he expected ministers to adhere to their own criteria when considering arms export licences..."

Ślicznie spuentowane doniesieniem "Reutersa", które przywołuję via "Yahoo! News":

 źródło: "Reuters" via "Yahoo! News" 

"An Islamist militia linked to the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi and kicked out of the city by locals is back openly manning checkpoints and building up support promising much-needed security..."

...

Pośrednio o zbrodni NATO w Libii:

No i dobrze, a może i lepiej:

"...For all those reasons, Washington would not be able to "lead from behind" as it did in Libya..."

źródło: " The Guardian"

Co nie jest akurat szczególnie interesujące i zostało przywołane tylko z powodu pośredniego potwierdzenia w treści artykułu ogromu zbrodni popełnionej przez wojska NATO w Libii:

"...The UK, France and other American allies in Europe used up their stocks of such weapons in Libya and although these are classified there have been reports that they have not yet returned to pre-Libya levels.

"We know they pretty much ran out of them at the end of Libya. Given budgetary constraints the Europeans are operating, and in an era where every euro spent on defence is very heavily scrutinised, it is a hard sell to restock on this stuff," Ben-Ari said. "And it would not be enough to be at Libya levels. You would need far more for Syria..."

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