Our 'special' relationship with the U.S.
Here's one more example of how its a one way 'special' relationship.
Gary McKinnon’s mother in tears after snub from Alan Johnson - Telegraph It's funny how the U.K. allows for extradition in this case, but should it be the other way around, the U.S. constitution would not allow the U.K. to extradite, without a trial and guilty verdict in the U.S. first taking place. |
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The US operates according to a "single standard", the standard that Adam Smith called the "vile maxim of the masters of mankind: ... All for ourselves, and nothing for the other people." The only thing "special" about the realtionship between you and the US is that they don't screw you over as badly as they do other countries .... Nicaragua, Cuba ... and, the list goes on.
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oh its a very "Special" relationship= We Give- They Take.:rolleyes:
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our special relationship with the usa dosnt much differ from the special relationship a new cellmate has when bending over to get the soap
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Don't blame the US If the British Govt. and M.Ps are dumb enough to negotiate and ratify a one sided treaty......its not like someone put a gun to your head . :confused: :confused:
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just out of curiosity what does it take to get out of a treaty , if we had told the yanks to sod off when told to start an illigal war with them how exactly would they have punished us ?
its not as though we depend on them for trade because most things i buy are made in china , korea or basically anwhere except america i wouldnt even touch their cars their crap |
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I'm thinking that maybe the US is using a carrot and stick approach to UK - US relations , going back to the Falklands , its doubtfull if the UK would have been successful without US help (stuff that never made the UK press) , I'm sure that if the Argentinians were to start making noises again about the 'Malvinas' such American help might not be as readily available again , and I dont suppose any British Govt. would stand a snowballs chance in hell of staying in power if they lost the Falklands .
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We're like some sad old ex-girlfriend, treasuring dusty old Valentine's cards, while they're off making the beast with two backs, with someone new.
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Wonder why the US want him so badly.:rolleyes:
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