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The Prime Minister appeared to distance himself from the imperial past when he suggested that Britain was to blame for decades of tension and several wars over the disputed territory, as well as other global conflicts.
His remarks came on a visit to Pakistan, when he was asked how Britain could help to end the row over Kashmir.
He insisted that it was not his place to intervene in the dispute, saying: “I don’t want to try to insert Britain in some leading role where, as with so many of the world’s problems, we are responsible for the issue in the first place.”
Tristram Hunt, the Labour MP, historian and former television presenter, said: “To say that Britain is a cause of many of the world’s ills is naïve. To look back 50-odd years for the problems facing many post-colonial nations adds little to the understanding of the problems they face.
“David Cameron has a tendency to go to countries around the world and tell them what they want to hear, whether it is in Israel, Turkey, India and Pakistan.”
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by TriForce
Tell me......when do you think you'll get an apology from the Africans for their major role in in black market slavery? The whites would'nt had succeeded without the help of Africans!
and yet the white slave racket continues.....before Africans ever arrived in the USA......and it still continues on to this very day!
Originally posted by Haydn_17
Cameron is a left wing (as we Brits put it) "Pussy".