Don’t mention the war genocide

12 February 2021

Nigel Farage is usually full of humour.

But genocide doesn’t exactly lend itself to Friday Funnies…

Nor, apparently, is it good politics to acknowledge the genocide going on in “a faraway country between people of whom we know nothing,” as Chamberlain once said…

China has played a key role in global economic trends for decades now. It is beginning to throw its weight around geopolitically. And the UK is pretending not to notice.

Find out what Nigel thinks about where this leads in today’s Fortune & Freedom…

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