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Jun 18, 2009 | 08:15 AM

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hutton_d

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On a more moral and ethical level, we should never allow these people and their appalling oppression back to persectute, women and non conformers, that would be a national shame for us.

Ummm. Speak for yourself. How about just not letting them into the country? That'd work for me. Then *our boys* wouldn't be in Afghanistan getting killed. For what? Who in government has stood up lately and told us WHY our troops are at the **** end of the earth getting killed???? Tell me WHY you think our troops getting killed in Af. is keeping me safe at night!

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Finally we are part of NATO and this is a NATO operation, are you suggesting leaving the alliance.

Talk about putting words into peoples forum posts .......

Dave

Jun 18, 2009 | 11:42 AM

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As a matter of fact Martin, what have the Taliban and Afghanistan got to do with this thread which is about the illegal attack on Iraq?

Les

Jun 18, 2009 | 01:01 PM

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Yes. Back to Iraq .... and apparently Flash may suffer a 'humiliating defeat' in the commons next week so he may have decided on a U-turn ... quelle surprise ......

Retreat? Hutton and Butler 'back public Iraq inquiry' - UK Politics, UK - The Independent

"... Gordon Brown is considering a startling U-turn over the official inquiry into the Iraq war which could see witnesses give evidence in public rather than behind closed doors.
The Prime Minister, who announced on Monday that the investigation by privy councillors would be held in private, faces a rebellion by Labour MPs after military and intelligence officers condemned his decision, warning in this newspaper that it looked like a cover-up ...."

Dave