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The 'special relationship' between Britain and the US was strong under Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan

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Washington believes that the ‘special relationship' between Britain and the US is over, according to a secret briefing document seen by The Mail on Sunday.

The memo for members of Congress states damningly that ‘the UK may not be viewed as centrally relevant to the United States in all of the issues and relations considered a priority on the US agenda'.

Dated April 2015 and drawn up to brief the Senate and House of Representatives on the impact of Britain's General Election, the memo also warns that the UK faces turmoil if there is a hung parliament.

The document – prepared by the Congressional Research Service, an in-house intelligence body that gives confidential analysis to legislators – states that while Britain and the US are likely to ‘remain key economic partners', a ‘reassessment of the special relationship may be in order… because its geopolitical setting has been changing'.

The memo, edited by Derek E Mix, the CRS's chief European affairs analyst, says that the development of organisations such as the G20 group of major economies has led to a decline in the ‘influence and centrality of the relationship'.

It also states that the UK's continued importance to the US will hinge on the future success of the economy – and Chancellor George Osborne's implementation of spending cuts.

It reads: ‘A significant degree of the UK's international influence flows from the success and dynamism of the British economy, further raising the stakes on whether the UK can sustain stronger economic growth while continuing to pursue ambitious fiscal consolidation.'

The ‘special relationship' has been deployed by generations of politicians – most notably Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher – to describe the close political, diplomatic, cultural, economic, military and historical relations between the two countries.

It was first coined in a 1944 speech by Winston Churchill, when he said it was his ‘deepest conviction that unless Britain and the United States are joined in a special relationship… another destructive war will come to pass'.

Increasingly, however, the relationship has come to be seen as one-sided, with British Prime Ministers more keen to flag up the alliance than US Presidents.

When David Cameron visited the White House in January, he insisted the President had said the special relationship was ‘stronger than it has ever been'.

The memo also expresses concern about a potential UK exit from the EU following an ‘Out' vote in any referendum, saying: ‘Both the positive and the negative aspects of a prospective life outside the EU are more difficult to foresee.'

Explaining the significance of a hung parliament, the congressional document says it could result in a ‘brief period of ambiguity' and ‘constitutional uncertainty'.

Source:dailymail

 

[Extraterrestrial]

In my own view naona talaka bado labda tu ndoa ipo katika Migogoro because UK &US wameshirikiana na wanaendelea kushirikiana katika ushenzi na Mauaji mengi on this planet earth.

1)First of all UK have said they are going to cut its NATO budget to focus more on its economy.That is such a blow to the US.
2)UK(London)became the first western country to add Chinese currency RENMIBI in its foreign reserve.
3)UK became the first western country to join the China led Infrastructure bank AIIB.The US are angry they wanted UK to ask for permission to join the bank.

4)US continue Attacking its “Closest Ally” UK For “Constant Accommodation” With China.
When Britain announced its decision to join the AIIB last week, the Obama administration told the Financial Times that it was part of a broader trend of “constant accommodation” by London of China. British officials were relatively restrained in their criticism of China over its handling of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong last year.

Britain tried to gain “first mover advantage”by signing up to the fledgling Chinese-led bank before other G7 members.Athough other EU countries allies have already joined the bank.

[The Allies] might be too polite to tell the US straight up– “Look, you have $18.1 trillion in official debt, you have $42 trillion in unfunded liabilities, and you’re kind of a dick. I’m dumping you.”

So instead they’re going with the “it’s not you, it’s me” approach.

But to anyone paying attention, it’s pretty obvious where this trend is going.

It won’t be long before other western nations jump on the anti-dollar bandwagon with action and not just words.

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Bottom line: this isn’t theory or conjecture anymore. Every shred of objective evidence suggests that the dollar’s dominance is coming to an end.

 

[Chapa Nalo Jr]

In my own view naona talaka bado labda tu ndoa ipo katika Migogoro because UK &US wameshirikiana na wanaendelea kushirikiana katika ushenzi na Mauaji mengi on this planet earth.

1)First of all UK have said they are going to cut its NATO budget to focus more on its economy.That is such a blow to the US.
2)UK(London)became the first western country to add Chinese currency RENMIBI in its foreign reserve.
3)UK became the first western country to join the China led Infrastructure bank AIIB.The US are angry they wanted UK to ask for permission to join the bank.

4)US continue Attacking its “Closest Ally” UK For “Constant Accommodation” With China.
When Britain announced its decision to join the AIIB last week, the Obama administration told the Financial Times that it was part of a broader trend of “constant accommodation” by London of China. British officials were relatively restrained in their criticism of China over its handling of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong last year.

Britain tried to gain “first mover advantage”by signing up to the fledgling Chinese-led bank before other G7 members.Athough other EU countries allies have already joined the bank.

[The Allies] might be too polite to tell the US straight up– “Look, you have $18.1 trillion in official debt, you have $42 trillion in unfunded liabilities, and you’re kind of a dick. I’m dumping you.”

So instead they’re going with the “it’s not you, it’s me” approach.

But to anyone paying attention, it’s pretty obvious where this trend is going.

It won’t be long before other western nations jump on the anti-dollar bandwagon with action and not just words.

* * *

Bottom line: this isn’t theory or conjecture anymore. Every shred of objective evidence suggests that the dollar’s dominance is coming to an end.

Duh! JF tamu sana yaani watu wana madata. Thanks for this knowledge at least.

 

[masopakyindi]

Uingereza na US kugombana na kupeana talaka ni kitu impossible.
Wana bonds za ajabu kuliko unavyotegemea, na sijui kama Uingereza ilimsliza deni lake kwa Marekani kutokana na msaada mkubwa walioupata WWII.