Brown decision not to attend Beijing games opener 'not a boycott' (Guardian, Thursday April 10 2008)
By hinting at someone else's moral wrongs, one distracts attention from one's own. This was known to Machiavelli and Sun Tzu, and as it might be known to the British people as well, Brown was wise to go about it with care.
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