I've thought long and hard about the Iraq war and I still struggle to decide where I stand on it. I've read various books, seen a number of documentaries and spoken to a number of people who were directly involved in it. A friend of mine served as infantry during the conflict and he's told me about some atrocities and some of the horrific things he experienced, which included seeing some if his colleagues and friends die in the most awful ways; but interestingly he still believes that going to war was the right thing to do. What really baffles me in that Campbell, Blair and New Labour get so much more criticism than George Bush and the United States, even though they lead the invasion and provided 90% of the military power.
1:045 What the fuck was that? Someone trying to ask a question and being blindsided by an, "I was there" question? In the context of a discussion about control? My God, these people are SO special and SO important! And they think we're really trivial and unimportant ... Christ! We don't need to do anything ... it's all going to crumble to shit in their hands.
This is an absurd discussion, unless BBC journalists and politicians like Clare Short are really this naive. "Governments lie". I.F. Stone. “...politicians are obliged from time to time to conceal the full truth, to bend it and even distort it, where the interests of the bigger strategic goal demand that it be done”. Tony Blair
1:115 ... You suddenly deaf, Richard? Or living on another planet? He's talking about the deaths in Afghanistan. You know, lots of people have died there in the last ten years ... When you were working in the media did you not possibly think that war might make people dead? Why are you so suddenly hard of hearing? You've had no problems hearing your media mates...
1.32.00 The Guardians censoring Julian Assange disaster: AhBrightWings 2.10.12 6:08PM "You've got to be flipping kidding me. I write a post on a dedicated thread called "Moderation: an open discussion | Glenn Greenwald", complimenting another poster on her archive and seconding her request that she be allowed to know why it disappeared, and my post is taken down in that uniquely cowardly way without a box even noting it's been moderated?" The establishment Information Operations continues?
I've thought long and hard about the Iraq war and I still struggle to decide where I stand on it. I've read various books, seen a number of documentaries and spoken to a number of people who were directly involved in it. A friend of mine served as infantry during the conflict and he's told me about some atrocities and some of the horrific things he experienced, which included seeing some if his colleagues and friends die in the most awful ways; but interestingly he still believes that going to war was the right thing to do. What really baffles me in that Campbell, Blair and New Labour get so much more criticism than George Bush and the United States, even though they lead the invasion and provided 90% of the military power.
If you watch Killing Kelly it seems he was assassinated.
1:045 What the fuck was that? Someone trying to ask a question and being blindsided by an, "I was there" question? In the context of a discussion about control? My God, these people are SO special and SO important! And they think we're really trivial and unimportant ... Christ! We don't need to do anything ... it's all going to crumble to shit in their hands.
What is Tony Blair’s Net Worth in 2022?
Blair’s Net Worth as of 2022 is $60 million or almost £50.3 million.
No statue of limitations..introduce the guilty to Madame La Guillotine..take her to their old folks homes if needs be
This is an absurd discussion, unless BBC journalists and politicians like Clare Short are really this naive.
"Governments lie". I.F. Stone.
“...politicians are obliged from time to time to conceal the full truth, to bend it and even distort it, where the interests of the bigger strategic goal demand that it be done”. Tony Blair
1:115 ... You suddenly deaf, Richard? Or living on another planet? He's talking about the deaths in Afghanistan. You know, lots of people have died there in the last ten years ... When you were working in the media did you not possibly think that war might make people dead? Why are you so suddenly hard of hearing? You've had no problems hearing your media mates...
41,51 Some wanker telling Clare Short to "sshh, sshh". Her face is hilarious.
On net worth Blair’s close relatives probably have over a BILLION
1.32.00 The Guardians censoring Julian Assange disaster: AhBrightWings 2.10.12 6:08PM
"You've got to be flipping kidding me. I write a post on a dedicated thread called "Moderation: an open discussion | Glenn Greenwald", complimenting another poster on her archive and
seconding her request that she be allowed to know why it disappeared, and my post is taken down in that uniquely cowardly way without a box even noting it's been moderated?" The establishment Information Operations continues?
A 'sexed up dossier' is parliamentary slang for a porno magazine right? Or a good name for a punk band. Either way, I'm here by mistake..
41 mins ... "your precision of language is different from Kevin's precision of language". How important do these people think they are?
Richard Tait adds very little, he loves the sound of his own voice though.