Throwing even greater sums of money into the pockets of arms company bosses isn’t going to make the UK any more secure, and certainly not if we continue with a foreign policy that has done so much damage.
Maggie Chapman: “Throwing even greater sums of money into the pockets of arms company bosses isn’t going to make the UK any more secure…”
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