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Oh yes - and giving the troops something to do, so they don't get bored and take over. Also good for rallying the populace so that they don't get bored and revolting as well.
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Originally posted by Freamon View PostWhat is it good for?
For some good that Blair managed to do, have a look at the recent history of Sierra Leone.
There was no strategic or commercial interest in the adventure, and none among the British public; this was the Blair/Cook "foreign policy with an ethical dimension" in its purest, most altruistic form. But the Sierra Leone intervention worked...
And that's from the Guardian. The notorious Blairite organ.
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Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostHitler declared war on Russia, and declared war on the USA. (Although the Americans like to think it was them that declared war on Germany.)
Bliar's war was not legal.
Hitler never got to claim his pension.
Bliar is raking it in, tax-avoided, by being a peace envoy and consultant.
Bliar, the c**t, clearly won.
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostNot so good for Tony Blair, who when you think about it, started twice as many wars as Hitler.
Bliar's war was not legal.
Hitler never got to claim his pension.
Bliar is raking it in, tax-avoided, by being a peace envoy and consultant.
Bliar, the c**t, clearly won.
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostArms dealers
Weapons manufacturers
Pensions (with large investments in weapons stock)
Population control (fear is always a good motivator)
and poetry
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Originally posted by darmstadt View Post
Last post...going down to the cellar...all the air raid sirens are going off around town...
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Originally posted by Freamon View PostWhat is it good for?
Weapons manufacturers
Pensions (with large investments in weapons stock)
Population control (fear is always a good motivator)
and poetry
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It was 53 years ago today that a nuclear bomb was lost. Not that that will be the reason.
Now, is it me, or has this bomb been made to look like a cartoon willy?
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