by Whitehouse Communications | 5 Aug 2022 | Conflict, Energy and environment, European Union, Politics, Whitehouse News
The Precursor to the EU Russian gas problem Before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on 24th February, many European leaders put their full trust in the supposedly mighty force of trade as a tool for (political) change. This led to Russian energy trading agreements being...
by Whitehouse Communications | 25 Mar 2022 | Conflict, War
Last week, a CNN panellist discussing Russia’s war on Ukraine remarked: “So, what is NATO going to do if – you know, it’s one thing for sarin gas to be used on people in faraway Syria who are Muslim and who are of a different culture. What is Europe going...
by Whitehouse Communications | 11 Mar 2022 | Uncategorized
Sneering media elite are wrong again I have consistently predicted that Boris would not resign and would not face an imminent leadership crisis, despite the sneering elite of the Westminster media bubble predicting his downfall consistently since last December. On the...
by Whitehouse Communications | 4 Mar 2022 | Uncategorized
“I need ammunition, not a ride”: Zelensky’s Churchillian messaging As Russian tanks continue to roll towards major cities in the Ukraine, and bombs rain down on innocent men, women and children, the reputation and image of President Putin have been dragged down by his...
by Whitehouse Communications | 23 Feb 2022 | Brexit, Coronavirus
Squealing piglet? As the Russian tanks roll into secessionist parts of Ukraine, Boris Johnson has had a good few days as he rallied Western leaders to the sanctions cause, striding with confidence on the world stage. Like the well-oiled slippery piglet, to which David...
