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No have. I guess you really have nothing in your life. Nothing you hold dear. Sad...a waste of good oxygen. -
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WTF is mustard keen LOL Typical hate ridden Leftist -
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Thailand Plans to Cut Armed Forces, Senior Roles Halved in Overhaul
They could cut it by 100% and not be invaded or increase by 100% and be invaded by China anyway. What does that tell you? -
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I guess for many, the highlight of their day is to be Trolling on here. That's quite sad really. Take a day off for goodness sake. -
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Keir Starmer: Friends Say He Desperately Needs a Break
Not on one operative's information, but on a long history of Iraqi use of poison gas, chemical agents, torture and a nuclear R&D infrastructure. What we see now is a campaign of disinformation and misrepresentation driven by a political agenda. You hate Blair, so you come up with an interpretation of events that supports your bias. Blair was a very thoughtful and morally circumspect man. He was given to over consideration of moral outcomes, and agonized over the decision to support the USA. It was not a decision taken in isolation, and relied heavily upon pressure from Gulf Arabs. Iraq was the nation which had previously invaded Kuwait and ruthlessly looted the nation. It had not reformed. Your concern for dead service people would be touching if it was not so insincere. All military personnel were volunteers. They all knew that there was the potential to die when they enlisted. People die in service. That's part of the reality. Militaries are not NGO's nor conveyances of good tidings. The reaity is that the removal of the Baathist tyranny, liberated the Iraqi people from a regime which tortured, raped, sodomized, and brutalized it's own people. It singled out ethnic Iraqis such as the Marsh Arabs and Kurds for ethnic genocide. Hundreds of thousands of them died at the hands of the Hussein regime, and one never heard a word of condemnation from the likes of Corbyn, Galloway, Abbott and others.
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