I'm pretty sure (10%) that last time this came up it was said that decisions made on the Iraq invasion would have to be kept secret for 50 years. Otherwise there would be great public anger, hangings etc, I expect.
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I agree they probably have a shed loads of nasties hidden from us...but...a public enquiry would damage the army forces ability to operate and deep down we all know this...Originally posted by Menelaus View Post
real impact on Labour embarrassment
In the days of the 24 hour news cycle, CNN, BBCNews24 et al, the only impression that can be given by holding this in private is that the government (note: not parliament but the government) have something to hide.
Was it not Labour who said "if you've nothing to hide, you've nothing to fear"?
Seems pointless to get wound up about something which is pretty clear cut that is all I was thinking
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You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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The army are only following the orders of politicians that in the main have no military experience and will not have to bear the consequences of their decisions...Originally posted by bogeyman View Post
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ok maybe some people just aren't as wise as othersOriginally posted by bogeyman View Post
Feel free to continue moaning about something that is plain and clear
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What is 'plain and clear' is that this government do not trust the people of this country enough to let the truth about the background to this illegal war be known.Originally posted by dx4100 View Postok maybe some people just aren't as wise as others
Feel free to continue moaning about something that is plain and clear
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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True...Originally posted by bogeyman View Post
Like I said I am not defending the piss pot Labour government
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quck hint for those of you who are unsure
It was a war over oil.
There you go
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