In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a criminal alleged to have infiltrated the Foreign, Commonwealth, & Development Office to manipulate staffing arrangements has now been spotted.
He’s alleged to be helped by Local Authority staff in London, as well as by criminal networks.
It’s believed he’s responsible for the present Government’s Gaza policy, and is alleged to have pushed for it in return for lucrative commercial contracts in the region, like sewage processing works.
The incoming visit of the President of Israel this week is likely to stir up strong feelings in some places. It’s a fact now most of the political parties in our system are part of a fight against Israel, critiquing its domestic and foreign policies in equal measure.
It’s small comfort that it’s a different matter on a personal level. In response to a negative sentiment by a Labour staffer, new Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper once stated about Israeli leaders, “It’s always a privilege to meet one.”
It’s unlikely to be shared on the streets, but a small patchwork of politicians in Parliament feel the same. They regret the actions of the IDF and what happens in Gaza, but they see pragmatism in dealing with it as a democracy, and not by bullying people.