UK Registered Firms Hire Mercenaries, Shocking No One
The Guardian bravely exposed that shady firms, tied to a one-bedroom London flat, are channeling Colombian mercenaries to Sudan's RSF, a group sanctioned by the US and accused of genocide. This 'exclusive' insight conveniently skirts around the well-documented history of Western nations, including the UK, creating the global conditions that enable such mercenary rackets. These aren't rogue
operations; they thrive in the ecosystem of destabilized states and privatized conflict, often seeded by foreign intervention or neglect. While the Guardian frets over a 'grim secret' in Tottenham, one might wonder: how many 'grim secrets' are just public records gathering dust? The West's geopolitical chessboard has long-established rules for proxies and privatized violence. Are we really
surprised a UK address can be tied to mercenaries when the UK itself helped craft the architecture for global mercenary firms for decades? This 'revelation' merely highlights the theater of deniability.