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Now we pay for following the americans in the case for war, and we are on alert for a terroist attack thanks to them.
Why drag the UK public into it when we are against it?
Even the US government has given out a list of items their citizens should buy, but i don't want to dive as low as them.
Why can't Mr Blair use common sense and think of a way of peace first then be like bloody Mr Bush and insist... we must kill whoever we think is a threat because we say so.
> Okay bloody Mr Blair decides to follow whatever Mr Bush says, yes
> September 11th was a disaster but why does he have to go for revenge
> straight away?
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Yes, they are going in straight away without thinking. September 11 happened, and the Bush administration prepared for war on Iraq without hesitation. Bang, 1 year and 5 months later, they're almost there. Straight away...you cretin.
> Or what if us and the yanks go in there, bust some heads and find an
> arsenal of super-toxic deadly weapons with a map which has a skull and
> cross bones doodle drawn on it right over Britian. huh? HUH?!
they'll realise they just raided a 5 years birthday party
*high five*
> Jeez its just a pain having this much crap when other countries are
> standing back and not standing like a complete idiot alongside the US
> and are less alerted to a terroist attack but since Mr Blair stands by
> The Bush for war what can we do?
I mean less likely than us and the US .
What if they did go for the peaceful option and then the UK was attacked in an act of terrorism.
Would your views remain the same then?