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Have you ever wondered why Blair Howard and Bush have ALL written their autobiography ?. One could suspect a collusion. And there is. It is a well orchestrated way to frame the debate about the Iraq war in a sea of other titillating subjects including the foetus of George W Bush s unborn sibling his mother kept in a pickle jar or the sexual celebration of Blair s political victory, with Cherie. Like in a well tuned orchestra, Blair, Howard and Bush, all play an Iraq tune, with counterpoints and slightly different notes BUT IN HARMONY. The theme tune of the song is that Saddam deserved to be taken out and the WORLD IS BETTER FOR IT.
The BBC s long-serving China correspondent has fled to Taiwan after facing threats of legal action, obstruction and intimidation from Chinese authorities.
John Sudworth said he and his family left in a hurry on March 23 after being under surveillance - and were followed by plainclothes police all the way to the airport .
China s foreign ministry said they never threatened Mr Sudworth, adding that they don t know why he left because he didn t say goodbye .
The BBC said Mr Sudworth is still their China correspondent and said his work exposed truth the Chinese authorities did not want the world to know .
It comes amid rising tensions between the BBC and China over the latter s condemnation of the corporation s reporting on Xinjiang, Covid-19 and Hong Kong.
China has imposed sanctions on more than two dozen European and British lawmakers, academics and think tanks. The move comes after the European Union and the United Kingdom imposed sanctions on Chinese officials for human rights abuses in China s Xinjiang region.
China contends that its sanctions are tit for tat morally equivalent retaliation in response to those imposed by Western countries. This is false. The European sanctions are for crimes against humanity, whereas the Chinese sanctions seek to silence European critics of the Chinese Communist Party.
The current standoff is, in essence, about the future of free speech in Europe. If notoriously feckless European officials fail to stand firm in the face of mounting Chinese pressure, Europeans who dare publicly to criticize the CCP in the future can expect to pay an increasingly high personal cost for doing so.