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- [The cleverest of all tyrannies: the British ruling elite](https://fpp.co.uk/british/the-cleverest-of-all-tyrannies-the-british-ruling-elite/): Contrary to what some people think, tyranny comes in many shapes and forms. There is overt tyranny, such as Saudi Arabia and North Korea, where no pretence is made to conceal its tyrannical nature, where there is zero free speech, and where imprisonment, or sometimes execution, awaits anybody who dares to express an opinion which is at odds with the ideology of the country’s ruling elite.
- [We do not recognise a separate Ukrainian nationality – The British Government’s response to a Ukrainian national identity (1908–1949)](https://fpp.co.uk/ukraine/we-do-not-recognise-a-separate-ukrainian-nationality/):  Russia’s ongoing military campaign in Ukraine, which is as much to do with the Kremlin asserting control over territories and populations which it perceives as forming part of the “Russian World” than it is with safeguarding Russian national security against NATO aspirations in Eastern Europe, has been wildly and unashamedly exploited by the British state for geo-strategic purposes.  Specifically, the British ruling elite is promoting the notion of the existence of a Ukrainian nation to justify the unprecedented multitude of British taxpayer’s money that is being sent to the Ukrainian Government, so that attempts by the Western ruling elites - the forces which rule the Western world - to inflict a strategic defeat on the Russian Federation can be perpetuated.

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- [FPP Home](https://fpp.co.uk/): British The cleverest of all tyrannies: the British ruling elite Contrary to what some people think, tyranny comes in many shapes and forms. There is overt tyranny, such as Saudi Arabia and North Korea, where ... December 25, 2025 British We do not recognise a separate Ukrainian nationality – The British Government’s response to a Ukrainian national identity (1908–1949) The British state’s current espousal of the existence of a Ukrainian race, and one which is distinct from Russians, is a relatively new phenomenon.   ... October 22, 2025
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- [We do not recognise a separate Ukrainian nationality – The British Government’s response to a Ukrainian national identity (1908–1949)](https://fpp.co.uk/we-do-not-recognise-a-separate-ukrainian-nationality-the-british-governments-response-to-a-ukrainian-national-identity-1908-1949/):   A memorandum, dated 1st August, 1945, by the “Ukrainian Relief Committee in Belgium” was sent to the headquarters of Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery in Germany, petitioning for special provisions to be made for displaced Ukrainians in the British zone.  The memorandum was duly forwarded to Cecil Edward King of the Political Division of the Control Commission for Germany in Lubbecke.  In a letter dated 31st August, 1945, to I.T.M. Pink of the Political Division of the Control Commission for Germany in Berlin, King said that he recommended the Ukrainian Relief Committee and the Ukrainian Red Cross be “put out of action” in the British zone because both organisations were “more or less” controlled by “professional anti-Soviet agitators” and that their existence would be the “cause of constant complaints from the Russians.”  King then wrote something that emphatically corroborates this article’s contention.  He said: “We do not recognise a separate Ukrainian nationality.  For us a Ukrainian is either a Russian, a Pole, Czech etc., or a stateless person.”  He added: “For these reasons we cannot segregate “Ukrainians” in the British zone into separate groups, nor can we recognise specifically Ukrainian associations, even if their objects are purely humanitarian.  Nor can we allow them to establish contacts with Ukrainian societies etc. abroad, or to receive Ukrainian newspapers from e.g. the United States.”  King’s letter received a response dated 13th September, 1945, in which Pink said that he agreed with King’s views and that the British Prisoners of War and Displaced Persons Division in Berlin also concurred with King’s proposals. 
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