Look At Her.

Definitely some issues you can see a mile away.

She is new MI6 Chief who has a long bloodline tied to Nazis (how appropriate for MI6) although she said it never affected her. But Metreweli's background is that of a classic product of British degree mills (look up her CV) and that is why she primarily purges hot air from the organization known primarily for terrorism and self-promotion through all kinds of cringe-inducing media tricks, not least through James Bond saga. 

The new head of MI6 will on Monday attack an “aggressive, expansionist” Russia, warning Vladimir Putin that Britain’s spies will not abandon Ukraine. In her first speech from the MI6 headquarters, Blaise Metreweli will declare Britain’s commitment to Kyiv is steadfast, saying: “Putin should be in no doubt, our support is enduring. The pressure we apply on Ukraine‘s behalf will be sustained.”

This is very rich coming from the country which doesn't have functional Armed Forces and is sliding, very fast, into the third world status, but still pretends that it can control the world as if living in the Victorian Era, or in Norma Desmond's alternative universe. But again, you cannot explain to MI6 or those graduates of the Defense Academy of the UK, that everything they know about warfare are primarily fairy tales. Term "sustained" coming from present day UK is down right funny, or maybe just preposterous. Especially against the background of the latest statements by Sergei Lavrov--about Europe blowing its chances--and then Alexei Miller explaining to Europe its future. It is in my upcoming video today. 

Meanwhile, how Russian FSB works, here is a demonstration of the modern world filled with media. One is from 2024 in Sudzha Kursk Oblast--a VSU terrorist mocking robbed Russian convenience store Pyaterochka, and then--today's (or very recent) video of the same "brave" warrior facing life in prison. 

Per British "Army" troops and all kinds of other SAS and SBS in 404--all will be hunted down and killed. Well, Hooley ... if you know what I mean in Russian.