Thread by @KitKlarenberg

🧵: Esoteric data point confirms Ukraine proxy war is over. In a little-noticed development in late September, the British government's chief foreign policy advisor John Bew quit without warning or much in the way of explanation. Let's dive into why this is *highly* significant.

BACKGROUND: John Bew highly respected in British government circles. Hired by Boris Johnson and stayed on until now. Politico said of Bew, "nobody matters more when it comes to setting Global Britain’s course." Global Britain being delusion of restoring empire post-Brexit, ofc.

Bew stayed on despite Labour entering government. Keir Starmer reportedly begged him to. After all, Bew was completely central to British strategy in Ukraine. And Starmer was planning to ramp up Britain's role in the proxy war significantly, to the point of formal involvement.

As I have written and 'X'ed about extensively, Ukraine's Kursk incursion was a British operation. It was intended to normalise overt Western activity in the proxy war, in the hope others would follow suit. The US quite clearly rebuffed this invitation.

kitklarenberg.com/p/britains-kur…

Starmer planned a major international charm offensive to get allies on board with Ukraine striking Russia, increased arms shipments, increased defence spending, the works. And Bew was central to this strategy. He was dispatched to Kiev personally to coordinate with Zelensky et al

So, Bew's abrupt departure hints entire strategy has been dropped. Important to note Bew has done a lot of work on "strengthening ties" with the US. It was no doubt hoped by Starmer he'd get Washington onside. And he failed. Now the UK won't endorse Zelensky's 'victory plan'.

Plentiful receipts on Kursk as British operation and conniving of British intelligence to get US into all-out war with Russia here. Failed this time round, but we must remain vigilant. British are willing to start World War III and could *probably* do it.

https://x.com/KitKlarenberg/status/1826930525212180714