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Originally posted by shaunbhoyBliar's Party won 35.3% of the overall vote dimwit. You do understand percentages I assume, or are you American?Comment
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Originally posted by John GaltSuicide bomber 'justifying' his actions according to the BBC this morning - bad choice of words I think. Rather a case of rabid nutter talking total bollux
Sadly I think the answer is yes -- the UK was not on target list but now it is. Ken Clarke made is rather clear -- an honest answer.
I suppose people may have accepted extra risk if fuel cost 20p per liter, however price is more like 1 quid. So the question is what the heck UK gained in Iraq? It seems that its not even breaking even (US companies got most contracts, so this operation had net cost to the taxpayer).
Helping ally? If UK refused then it is likely the USA would not have invaded alone in the first place - this would have saved ally 2,000 lifes and $600 bln. This could have been the biggest help to an ally ever.Last edited by AtW; 2 September 2005, 13:29.Comment
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If UK refused then it is likely the USA would not have invaded alone in the first placeChico, what time is it?Comment
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Originally posted by Jabberwocky>Rather a case of rabid nutter talking total bollux
Not completely, we do live in a democracy and a majority did elect
Tony Blair. We support his policies and so we are responsible in some degree for his decisions. We are not as "innocent" as the media likes to make us. Is terrorism ever justified ? Well, why not ask Bomber command during WWII.Comment
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Originally posted by Rebecca LoosBush has got a few other obedient servants, you know, Poland, Italy, Spain (althoguh that one has left the nest I understand), the Czech Republic etcAutom...Sprow...Canna...Tik banna...Sandwol...But no sera smeeComment
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Originally posted by Jabberwocky>Rather a case of rabid nutter talking total bollux
Not completely, we do live in a democracy and a majority did elect
Tony Blair. We support his policies and so we are responsible in some degree for his decisions. We are not as "innocent" as the media likes to make us. Is terrorism ever justified ? Well, why not ask Bomber command during WWII.I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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Originally posted by FranckoSo according to your poor logical design ...
Want to play clappa, clappa, handies ?Comment
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Originally posted by JabberwockyThe Iraqi citizens are not responsible for Saddams attrocities because he was a dictator.I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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Odd! I seem to agree with everything any of the above posters say with the exception of their last paragraph which has been very sensibly refuted by the next poster. Can we make this a rule? Then I can post a response to comments without bothering to read them. Come to think of it, that's generally what I do anyhow. When all is said and done, comme ci comme ca, the devil makes hands for idle work etc. when you are a genius why care what anyone else thinks?bloggoth
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