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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? What if Iraq has no weapons.
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.
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.
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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? What if Iraq has no weapons.
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.
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.
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