Britain Today.

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During Prime Minister's Question Time in the British House of Commons today (8th Jan 2020), a couple of
curious things were brought up.

PM Boris Johnson condemned the Iranian airstrikes on US bases and explained how and why Qassem
Suleimani had been -in President Trump's terms, 'terminated'. Due to the rituals of this place, the Leader
of The Opposition steps up and asks questions pertaining to the matters of that day and the Prime Minister
answers them.
That opposition leader is Jeremy Corbyn of the Labour Party.

The BBC wrote of today's proceedings:

Iran attack: PM says Soleimani 'had British blood on his hands'.

'Boris Johnson has said General Qasem Soleimani, killed by a US drone strike last week, had "the blood
of British troops on his hands". He told the Commons the Iranian general was also responsible for a string
of attacks on innocent civilians but called for "urgent de-escalation".



He warned Iran not to repeat "reckless" attacks after ballistic missiles were fired at Iraqi air bases earlier.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard said they were in response to Soleimani's death...'

Not automatically agreeing with condemning Soleimani's past-actions, Jeremy Corbyn asked his questions.

'...Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn questioned the legality of the drone strike ordered by US President Donald
Trump that killed Soleimani outside Baghdad airport on Friday...'

BBC:

Without once displaying his disdain for the terrorist-General's previous behavior, Corbyn kept on asking the
same question and finally, Prime Minister Johnson had had enough.

However, Johnson's reply wasn't offered in the BBC article and so, I found it in the Guardian.. well down at the
bottom of their piece. It was after Jeremy Corbyn suggested that the Prime Minister was going soft on President
Trump for interests involving a UK/US trade deal.

Johnson response:

'...Johnson implied Corbyn was reciting a conspiracy theory, saying he was waiting for the “little green men” to come
out at the end. He said Corbyn took £10,000 from Iranian TV and is yet to condemn Suleimani’s activities...'

The Guardian:

£10,000 accepted from Iranian Television...? Well, it seems Corbyn's affinity with terrorists knows no bounds!
Here's a video showing the moment and remember, in the House of Commons, one cannot accuse another without
facts.