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British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer refuses to say whether the US's attack on Venezuela broke international law, but "stands with' Danish PM over Trump's comments over Greenland

It is important to remember that Kier Scammer was the Attorney General of UK, and the position he refuses to express demonstrates just how corrupt, characterized by double standards, and driven by interests rather than by law the British judicial system is.

06 January 2026 · 13:35 UTC

An honest and decent person should have said plainly that this is an act that contradicts international law, but just as every violation of the law is afforded protection in cases of coercion and necessity, the United States also has the right to self-defense, which clearly overrides the law.

Just as the law prohibits murder but does not criminalize a person who kills someone trying to kill them.

In simple terms, this scammer is not only corrupt — he is also stupid as a lawyer