British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson has made a remark about Libyan citizens war for outrage. At party congress Derkonservativen Tories in Manchester said Johnson, Libya could become an attractive destination for tourists and investors, coastal town of Sirte Garein new Dubai. First, however, corpses would have to be weggeräumtwerden.
Orwise, city with its white sandy beach and "beautiful Sea" AlleVoraussetzungen for a tourist paradise, Johnson said. He did not visit Libya until August. There are British business people who wanted to invest re.
The city of Sirte in north of Libya is Heimatstadtdes long-standing Libyan leader Muammar al-Gaddafi. Up to DerRückeroberung by government forces in December 2016, it was considered last larger country in Libya controlled by "Islamic State" terror militia.
The shadow about of Labour Party, Emily Thornberry, criticized Johnson. That Boris Johnson killed se dead for a Witzhält, for a mere inconvenience, before British companies can turn city into a seaside resort is incredibly crass, callous undgrausam, "said Thornberry. The foreign policy expert of Liberal Democrats, JoSwinson, asked Prime minister Theresa May to dismiss Johnson. His "crass and UnsensibleBemerkung" show again that he did not grow up to his task. The Tory MEP HeidiAllen outraged at Twitter: "100 percent unacceptable, no matter who, not zuletztvom foreign minister. This must be Borisentlassen. He doesn't represent my party. "
Brexit as a "moment of national renewal"Johnson's dealt with EU exit of Great Britain in a large part of his speech. The Brexit could become a "moment of national renewal", said foreign minister. He Zugleichlobte "standing leadership qualities" of Theresa May. Her whole government is united behind her to negotiate a "great Brexit deal".
The 53-year-old Boris Johnson is his July 2016 British foreign minister. Previously, he worked as a conservative journalist and publicist and from 2008 to 2016 Mayor of London. Johnson gained worldwide notoriety when he 2016 campaign of Brexit proponents, and was even traded as a potential successor to Premier David Cameron in meantime.
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