By Michael Faulkner - 09.13.15
Since the earliest years of the cold war, in any mainstream discourse on British foreign policy, certain supposed truths have been treated as so self evident that to question them is treated either as infantile ignorance or deliberate hostility to Britain’s “national interest.” This has been particularly so in the case of the so-called “independent nuclear deterrent” and membership of NATO. A moment’s reflection by anyone with a mind unencumbered by official “defence” propaganda should call into question the need for either of these.
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