I'm a Guardian reporter doing a piece about British contractors in Iraq. Anyone have any experiences? Good or bad or indifferent. All treated in confidence. Please get in touch via email or on 07979 70419, regards, Steve Morris
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Invalid phone no. 11 digits = proper number.Originally posted by steven morrisI'm a Guardian reporter doing a piece about British contractors in Iraq. Anyone have any experiences? Good or bad or indifferent. All treated in confidence. Please get in touch via email or on 07979 70419, regards, Steve Morris
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Originally posted by steven morrisI'm a Guardian reporter doing a piece about British contractors in Iraq. Anyone have any experiences? Good or bad or indifferent. All treated in confidence. Please get in touch via email or on 07979 70419, regards, Steve Morris
This should be fun.Hard Brexit now!
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Mnnn ive been told its a right 'head' ****.Originally posted by steven morrisI'm a Guardian reporter doing a piece about British contractors in Iraq. Anyone have any experiences? Good or bad or indifferent. All treated in confidence. Please get in touch via email or on 07979 70419, regards, Steve Morris
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Same Steven Morris who wrote: After eight years in power, Labour fears a rainbow alliance of Tory blue and Plaid
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There is a gruniad journalist of that name...I can see it nowOriginally posted by sasguru
This should be fun.
Guardian Exclusive:
UK IT Consultants plot to double size of insurgent forces via back-door conscription - MI5 double-nluff misfires.Comment
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Battle of the Bulge IIOriginally posted by Lucifer BoxThreaded went there a few weeks back to show the Allied forces where they had been going wrong. "The Surge", the press euphemistically dubbed it.Comment
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All the British contractors were replaced by an insourcing firm. From Iran I think. Or was it forced out by insurgents.Drivel is my specialityComment
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I was out there for 3 months and got executed.Originally posted by steven morrisI'm a Guardian reporter doing a piece about British contractors in Iraq. Anyone have any experiences? Good or bad or indifferent. All treated in confidence. Please get in touch via email or on 07979 70419, regards, Steve Morris
How's that for f**king gratitude for a job half done?Call the cops
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