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[Spectator Live] Could Jacques Chirac add to the Chilcot inquiry? | The Spectator: Vulture - you said - "he last thing we need is that embittered enemy of Britain Jacques-ass hopping across Le Manche to give us his own warped views. Besides, like so many French politicians hasn't he got his hands full in Paris trying to stay out of jail re.

[Change.org's War and Peace Blog] Getting Ready for a London Conference on Afghanistan | War and ...: Daniel J Gerstle is a creative long form crisis journalist, human rights researcher, and humanitarian aid consultant who's covered Bosnia, Croatia, Karabakh, Chechnya, Ingushetia, the Ossetias, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia very deeply, spiced with highlights of Sudan, Palestine, Jordan, Tajikistan, and Georgia. Prior to all this, he served as a US Marine reservist stateside.

[Spectator Live] Tories making contingency plans for a second election in 2010 ...: But Cameron is expected to satisfy the fickle British voter, a largely biased media, and his own naturally rebellious parliamentary party, while achieving policy that not even the lauded Lady Thatcher went near, such as reversing the closure of grammar schools, taking Britain out of the EU, and somehow solving the immigration problem, all while saving the underclass, finding 20% savings in the NHS without a life being lost, and resolving the deficit that threatens to bankrupt the country.

[Expert Comment Blog] Campbell piles the pressure on the politicians - Expert Comment Blog: A typically measured yet robust performance from Alastair Campbell when he came up before the Chilcott inquiry seems to have kept New Labour’s spin guru out of the firing line. Campbell politely and firmly refused to move from the position he had taken at the three previous inquiries in to the Iraq War and –

[Spectator Live] Fighting terror with the National Security Council | The Spectator: There is remarkably little interest in why the “British army was defeated in the field in southern Iraq”, to quote Gordon Brown's and David Miliband's favourite counter-insurgency expert, David Kilcullen. Today, the Tories launched their green paper on national security with speeches by Pauline Neville-Jones and David .

[Africa Speaks Blog] A dirty war in Aden: Britain's role in Yemen's history « Africa ...: The British Empire had established control over what it called South Arabia during the nineteenth century. By the time of the Suez Crisis of 1956, when Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalised the Suez canal, the British government had come to regard holding onto the territory as absolutely essential for the maintenance of what was left of British influence in the Middle East.

[dvlzmkolz] » chi Asia Sentinel - Britain Agonizes o chi flat ir dvlzmkolz ...: Prime Minister Gordon Brown has hordes of critics and enemies and very few supporters, and he lacks the authority or charisma to assert any form of leadership on major issues (apart from the economic crisis where he performed well last year).

[Spectator Live] PMQs Live Blog | The Spectator: I do hope the newspapers and the party leaders demand that this BOGUS enquiry be stopped now and announce that they will support a Royal Commission into the iraq War if they are elected!

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