Page 47 - Mastermind: The Truth of the British Deep State Revealed

Adnan Harun Yahya

Palmerston also said:

We have no eternal allies, and we have no perpet-
ual enemies. Our interests are eternal and perpet-
ual. 8

Edward Grey, the then Foreign Minister of
the UK, supported this view with the following

words:

British Foreign Ministers have been guided by
what seemed to them to be the immediate interest Lord Palmerston, who served

of this country, without making elaborate calcula- as the British Prime Minister
th
in the mid 19 century
tions for the future. 9

Ambassador Davies, the special advisor to former US President Truman,
said the following about former British Prime Minister Churchill:

Whatever Churchill's greatness, he was 'first, last and all the time a great Eng-

lishman, more interested in preserving England's position in Europe than in
preserving the peace. 10

The mentality that chose British interests over peace influenced many
British leaders throughout the course of history. The main reason behind this

tendency is the fact that those leaders could never stray far from the effect of
the British deep state, for which the most important thing was persuading

the entire world to accept so-called British superiority, stemming from the
faulty ideas about evolution.

Because of this mentality, Britain has always been the one country that

had the greatest say in occupation policies around the world. Indeed, there
are only 22 countries in the world it hasn't occupied at some point in history.

The territories once occupied by the British amount to 90% of the world's en-
tire lands. Currently, 22 countries are still a part of the United Kingdom,
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and 14 of them are overseas. The Queen of England, Elizabeth II, is the queen
of these 22 countries, plus an additional 16 countries. These countries are

Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica, Barbados, the Bahamas, Grenada,