A Force For Good

Just because Her Majesty's Government is making efficiency savings in the pittance it doles out to the world's poor, that doesn't mean the British taxpayers have been relieved of their duties as regards the welfare of the lesser breeds. The Government has shaken the magic money tree for £750 million to fund a fossil fuel hub in Mozambique, presumably because the National Haystack wants to wrest the afflicted land from the beastly Portuguese in order to control the trade winds to the silk roads of Bhutan; while the Minister for Wogs, Beads and Trinkets doubtless believes that Mozambique is a brand of aftershave. Nevertheless as witness the humourless reaction of various tree-huggers and mung-bean-munchers and their vexatious lefty lawyers, the policy is consistent with generally relaxed attitude of Her Majesty's Government towards the Paris climate agreement, black lives and suchlike minor matters.