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Exactly how many people do you think would turn up to a 'Pro War' march?
I'm sure that the emails will be filtered and disruption kept to a minimum, especially Mr Blair's "email to fax". Also (by potentially) disrupting our own country's political machine we are doing exactly what any terrorist/anti-western government/diametricaly opposed regime/anti-establishmentarialist wants. People who wanted to oppose the government on the issue of war have already marched (if they didn't they aren't particularly committed, so don't say email is the best alternative for those too lazy to make the effort) and the division in the Labour party is also an apparent sign opinion within the Government is divided.
Thus the people have spoken. 1 million people in this country are against war, the other 56 million are either for war or simply regarding it as inevitable and thus inclined to (perhaps naively) do nothing but wait it out.
In truth the only people whose views should count are the Iraqis and most of them (who have been able to express a true opinion and are not one of Saddam's cronies) want a short, clinical war that disposes them of their cruel dictator. It may come at a terrible price, achieved by Nations without clear moral aims and be unpopular with us, but if some good can come of it, why should we object?
Thus the people have spoken. 1 million people in this country are against war, the other 56 million are either for war or simply regarding it as inevitable and thus inclined to (perhaps naively) do nothing but wait it out.
In truth the only people whose views should count are the Iraqis and most of them (who have been able to express a true opinion and are not one of Saddam's cronies) want a short, clinical war that disposes them of their cruel dictator. It may come at a terrible price, achieved by Nations without clear moral aims and be unpopular with us, but if some good can come of it, why should we object?
Done. I've mailed Tony Blair and the Exeter MP.
Where did you hear about this, and how many people know about it?
Where did you hear about this, and how many people know about it?
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