Is Britain facing a recession because of the Israeli/U.S. bombing of Iran?

 

It's because of the Americans that Britain has been drawn into so many wars since WWII. They tried to drag us into the Vietnam war but Harold Wilson blocked it. 

Tony Blair lied us into going into war in Iraq and Afghanistan, when both countries, had nothing to do with 9/II. Blair told us that Saddam Hussain had WMD's and could attack Britain. It was all bullshit. 

The Israeli/American bombing of Iran is illegal under international law. The U.S. has not been under attack from Iran and is not acting in furtherance of a U.N. Security Council resolution. Despite this, Keir Starmer is allowing the Americans to fly B 52 bombers from RAF Fairford for "defensive purposes", when Donald Trump has said that he might continue to bomb Iran just for the fun of it.

When oil prices are spiralling and energy prices go through the roof, people won't find that funny. Higher oil prices are likely to lead to higher prices for all goods and services and will drive up the cost of living in both Britain and America. This will drive up inflation and lead to a rise in interest rates, making mortgages more expensive. It could also lead to a recession as firms go out of business.  

Although Britain is effectively an aircraft carrier for the Americans, Trump has been scathing in his criticism of both Britain and Keir Starmer. I think it's about time we told Trump to piss off.