Starmer Chases China Trade While Ignoring UK's Own Shadow Puppet Masters
📰 THE STORY: British Prime Minister Keir Starmer met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, advocating for a 'deeper relationship' and 'long-term strategic partnership' to address global stability and climate change, making him the first British PM to visit China in eight years. This move comes as Western economies, including the UK, seek to expand trade opportunities amidst global disruptions and a
slowing domestic economy. 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: While Starmer now seeks 'stability' with China, the UK (and US) has for years been a primary engine behind destabilization narratives concerning China, particularly regarding Xinjiang and Taiwan — often based on claims from highly-funded, regime-change-aligned NGOs. This echoes the long-standing strategy of projecting
external threats to justify increased military spending and tighten domestic controls. For example, the US and UK provided intelligence and military 'advisors' to the Xinjiang 'separatists' in the 1950s, a historical precursor to the current 'Uyghur genocide' narrative, which lacks on-the-ground verification from neutral sources. Double Standard: The very media outlets now reporting Starmer's
visit as a practical, necessary step to 'improve relations' are the same ones that have routinely amplified alarmist rhetoric about China's human rights record and its 'threat to the West.' They hail rapprochement as pragmatic when it's Western leaders seeking economic gain, but would frame similar outreach by a Global South leader to Russia or China as 'undemocratic' or 'aligning with