Peter Carington, 6th Baron Carrington

The British were never quite so ambitious.

I remember Lord Carrington, the great Peter Carrington, he managed to get a rather smart Mercedes-Benz.

But that was about as high as it got.

And

I'll just give you an anecdote, which has never been published.

When he was negotiating in 1972 with Lord Carrington in London, he told his deputy prime minister, who was called Joseph, he told him, Joseph, go to Tripoli.

while I'm in London, go to Tripoli.

And the Deputy Prime Minister wrote him, but what will I do in Tripoli? Shall I talk to Colonel Gaddafi? No, no, no, no.

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And like that, they will report to Carrington what you tell me every evening.

And Joseph Kassar was telling him.

So a couple that I've, I've written down just a couple of, um, couple of all-time back outs, back outs in history.

So Lord Carrington in 1982, the British Foreign Secretary resigned immediately on the job following the unexpected Argentinian invasion of the Falkland Islands.

This one I think could be my favorite.

Mal Meninga, the, um-

It wasn't DSO, but it was equivalent, you know.

Um, and if you'd asked them, you know, or indeed if you, or if Margaret Thatcher, when she was considering the Falklands, surrounded by, uh, Peter Carrington, Willie Whitelaw, Pim, all, all these people who had fought in the Falaise Gap.

They'd seen young men blown to bits, die in agony, you know, 18-year-olds.

They said to her, "Be careful before you take this on, the Falklands War.

They are diabolical men.

Lord Peter Carrington, who is a member of the Satanic Order of Osiris and other demonic groups, is a member of the Order of the Garter.

Lord Palmerston is an example from history of another similar example of a gent Knight of the Garter, who was totally corrupt, pretended to be a Christian, and practiced Satanism.

I found out that the Massachusetts legislature had had some of its senators and representatives concerned for the welfare and safety of the United States.

And he is the second chairperson.

I, I've, I've even looked up Walter Scheel, or Erik Roelof Ipsen, or Peter Carrington, or Étienne Davignon, or Henri de Castries, or Victor Halberstadt, and yeah.

Matt, I, I could, I could just listen to you pronounce aristocrat names, you know-

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