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thunderlizard replied

9 September 2007, 18:36
A bit like me.
I used to be a Bush supporter. 100% behind him in wanting to protect the world as we know it from extremist threats. But then I saw a cartoon where they'd drawn his face to look like a monkey's face, and the scales fell from my eyes.
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wendigo100 started a topic Tony's pony

9 September 2007, 16:26
Tony's pony

Tony Blair took us into an illegal war on the misconception that Iraq had acquired weapons of mass destruction. The number of troops killed has reached over a hundred, and the number of Iraqi civillions killed does not bear thinking about. Even today with the war officially over, soldiers and civilians are being killed on a daily basis by insurgents. A lifelong, Labour voter, I vowed never to vote for Tony Blair or the governments he represents ever again after his scandal-ridden premiership. But when he did that 'am I bovvered' sketch with Catherine Tait on Comic Relief night, I screamed with laughter. Well done, Tony, you've got my vote back.

(Frank Mint, Tynedale)
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