You're talking about a strategic decision which has been reviewed by every recent single PM, including the huge review when they rolled foreign aid into the foreign office.

There are good and sensible strategic reasons, which you could learn about if you were really interested.

On the other hand, there's absolutely no good reason for a senator to attempt a white nationalist coup in the Americas, like what Ron Paul tried to do in Dominica. There's really no comparison whatsoever. I have no idea what you're trying to say but you sound kind of moronic.

Do you think the suffering experience of a British taxpayer, is somehow equivalent to what it must have felt like, to see your local government overthrown by a foreign racial supremist in an armed takeover. Is that the comparison you'd like to make?