Butler to the World

" Butler to the World" explores how the UK, after the 1956 Suez Crisis, quietly solidified its role as a supporter of global oligarchs, kleptocrats, and gangsters. The book examines the country's contradictions—upholding values like fair play while arguably undermining international anti-corruption efforts—and suggests that Britain’s current attitude is more aligned with a legacy of enabling the wealthy than with its traditional ideals.