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October 22, 2010

Britain Now Vulnerable to Global Enemies

Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph

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From Buenos Aires to Tehran, from Moscow to Beijing, the governments of countries that do not always have our best interests at heart are scouring the small print of this week's British defence review. Their aim is to find chinks in our military armour that can be exploited to their own advantage. It won't take them long.

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TAGGED: David Cameron, UK, Buenos Aires, Beijing, Moscow, Tehran

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