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British Prime Minister Johnson, who "returned empty-handed" to visit Saudi Arabia in search of oil and lightning, was exposed to "warn" China on his return trip.
"Boris Johnson warned China not to choose the evil side." The British "Sunday Times" reported on this topic on the 19th that Johnson sent a straightforward message to China this weekend about China's "refusal to condemn" Russia.
Screenshot of the Sunday Times report
Johnson made the remarks on the return trip of the 9,000-mile trip to the Middle East. He has been hoping for a deal to reduce Britain's dependence on Russian oil and gas, and during the visit, Johnson met with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on energy security issues, though he did not receive public commitments from these two "key international partners" to increase oil production. The Financial Times commented on the 17th that Johnson's trip to the Middle East "returned empty-handed".
The Sunday Times said the visit came as Western leaders coordinated diplomatic efforts to pressure Russian President Vladimir Putin, while Johnson sent "the strongest message to date" to China — that he "warned Beijing that supporting a Russian offensive was like choosing the wrong side in World War II, describing it as a contest of good and evil." ”
According to the report, Johnson launched a lash out at Russia while also pointing fingers at China: "He accused Putin of trying to establish a new authoritarian world order and warned that China could be on the wrong side of history." The report said.
Johnson's statement is the same as the previous nonsense of some Western politicians. Regarding US Secretary of State Blinken's recent false claim that "China stands on the wrong side of history" in connection with the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry said that the relevant remarks of the US side are slanderous and smearing of the Chinese side and have fully exposed the US Cold War mentality and bloc confrontation ideology. On the Ukraine issue, The Chinese side has always acted in an objective and impartial manner and made judgments independently and autonomously on the basis of the merits of the matter itself.
(At a meeting of European military leaders in London last week, Zelenskiy spoke to Johnson and others via video link Pictured from British media)
Regarding the Russian military operation, Johnson also claimed that the war in Ukraine marked a "turning point" in the world: "I think I have never seen such a clear judgment of right and wrong." I have never seen such a clear distinction between good and evil, as in this 'invasion'. It is clear that the vast majority of the right choices are on the side of Ukraine. That's why their plight is obvious to the world, and why I think people's understanding of what's going on is changing over the last three weeks. ”
He also attacked Russia's action against Ukraine, expressed so-called "concerns", and praised Zelenskiy for his "bravery" because the latter "united his people" and "mobilized the whole world"...
Since Russia launched its military campaign against Ukraine, "the relationship between Johnson and Zelenskiy has become more intimate ... Given the relationship, Johnson did not rule out the possibility of traveling to Ukraine to meet zelenskiy; and although Johnson said he hoped Kiev would "never fall," he had offered Zelenskiy and his family shelter in Britain. ”
It is worth mentioning that when the British government is in dispute over the admission of Ukrainian refugees, the Sunday Times also mentions a rather ironic thing: when asked whether he and his wife plan to do their part by taking in a Ukrainian refugee, Johnson quipped, "The house I live in is not mine." However, the report also said that he did not rule out some of the government-provided accommodation for the refugees.
After Johnson's so-called "theory of good and evil" was exposed, it aroused the anger of many netizens, and someone reminded him, "Johnson said, 'I have never seen such an obvious distinction between good and evil, just like this 'invasion'. More people died from our invasion of Iraq. Remember Abu Ghraib Prison? It is so creepy to describe this war in such a desperate and pure term of 'good and evil'. ”↓
After the 9/11 incident, the United States led the United Kingdom and other countries to launch two protracted "war on terrorism" in Afghanistan and Iraq in the name of counter-terrorism. During the war, U.S. soldiers and the CIA systematically abused prisoners, and Abu Ghraib prison was one of the notorious torture prisons.
Others scoffed, "I think more and more people are waking up to which side is the 'evil' side that globalists fear." ”↓
A netizen from Canada also said, "The struggle between good and evil is staged here in my hometown." We need to solve our own problems first and then solve other problems, because we all know what democracy looks like in the West. Laughed me to death, what a joke. ”↓