David Cameron's incoherent trip in the Middle East.
While in the Middle East, British Prime Minister David Cameron said the West shared the blame for the Middle East's oppressive political environment:
"For decades, some have argued that stability required highly controlling regimes, and that reform and openness would put that stability at risk. So, the argument went, countries likeBritain faced a choice between our interests and our values.
"And to be honest, we should acknowledge that sometimes we have made such calculations in the past. But I say that is a false choice.
"As recent events have confirmed, denying people their basic rights does not preserve stability, rather the reverse."
He said that Britain's economic and security interests would ultimately be advanced by a more democratic Middle East.
And just who did the prime minister bring with him on his trip through the Middle East to signify the harmony between Britain's values and interests? Representative from Britain's arms industry.
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