Reply to: Guess who and what.

[threaded]

Its somewhat reassuring that I am not alone in my grave suspicions about Finlands dangerous ambitions, where is our pre emptive strike policy when we need it the most?

Yes, today it is only the Eurovision Song Contest, tomorrow, who knows!!!!

[AlfredJPruffock]

Its somewhat reassuring that I am not alone in my grave suspicions about Finlands dangerous ambitions, where is our pre emptive strike policy when we need it the most?

[EternalOptimist]

Laugh if you will but I spend many sleepless nights worrying about the escalating threat from Finland whilst our politicians sleep unaware.

Finland shinland

what about the Danes and the attack on Wales. Glass em I say

[AlfredJPruffock]

What's he ever done to you?

Laugh if you will but I spend many sleepless nights worrying about the escalating threat from Finland whilst our politicians sleep unaware.

[Lucifer Box]

PS Are these new nukes still dual controlled by the US or can we fire them at will?

What's he ever done to you?

[AlfredJPruffock]

I think having the most expensive nuclear weapons sends a clear signal that we are a virile and sexy nation ,even if perhaps, we are not the footballing nation we once were by Jingo we can still destroy Johnny Foreigner, nay the entire World ...if we choose to.

PS Are these new nukes still dual controlled by the US or can we fire them at will?

Gives you a nice glowing feeling .

[bogeyman]

Who are you going to nuke?

Well, Churchill Insurance for a start!

Oh Yuuussssssss!

[Churchill]

The words 'hoist' and 'petard' spring to mind

I used to be against our Trident nuke deterrant when it was just the old cold war situation, but I think the world is a much less predictable place now, and to give it up would be madness.

Who are you going to nuke?

[bogeyman]

Ding Ding Ding! We have a winner.

Gordon Brown on the 19th June 1984 as a back bencher describing the descision by the then Tory Govt to purchase the "new" Trident Nuclear Missile system from the Americans.

The words 'hoist' and 'petard' spring to mind

I used to be against our Trident nuke deterrant when it was just the old cold war situation, but I think the world is a much less predictable place now, and to give it up would be madness.

[DaveB]

oh and was it about the big missile thingy, trident or whatever it's called.

Ding Ding Ding! We have a winner.

Gordon Brown on the 19th June 1984 as a back bencher describing the descision by the then Tory Govt to purchase the "new" Trident Nuclear Missile system from the Americans.

[threaded]

Correct!

Now what was he talking about?

Them things Retiarii were armed with?

[DaveB]

gordon brown

Correct!

Now what was he talking about?

[Joe Black.]

oh and was it about the big missile thingy, trident or whatever it's called.

[PRC1964]

Glenda Jackson talking about John Prescott?

[Joe Black.]

gordon brown