Let Sleeping Dags Lie

Since those with nothing to hide have nothing to fear, the United Kingdom and one of its chums are apparently withholding evidence to an inquiry into the death of Dag Hammarskjöld, the United Nations secretary general whose plane crashed during his intervention in the 1960s Congo crisis. Although the UN was not at that time entirely controlled by Hamas, the original verdict of pilot error remains controversial and the case was re-opened seven years ago at the behest of a hundred and forty-two UN members who were out of step with the democratic mainstream. Sweden, Zimbabwe and Belgium, which had been the colonial power in the Congo, have all made serious efforts to unearth the relevant records; but the master race and its favourite ally "showed contempt for the UN inquiry," according to the Institute of Commonwealth Studies and the Westminster United Nations Association. Of course the lack of co-operation is understandable, given that the UK has no civil service left and that neither the British nor the American ruling class knows or cares what evidence is; but it still seems curious that nobody has yet thought of going to the government of the Righteous State for its own infallible word on the matter.