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In response to: "Death sentence, right or wrong? & the Saddam verdict" 1098 days old
by noiweb ^Pro

We are talking about it, in our blogs...

http://we-web.blog.co.uk

and in our italian blogs... more…

In response to: "Death sentence, right or wrong? & the Saddam verdict" 1099 days old
by labourmember [Member]

Couldn't agree more. Unfortunatly, its not even that we didnt have to be involved in it, we need to take the blame for a chunk of it. Sadly whats happened has happened and now we have to try to stop digging the ever growing hole for ourselves and try to actually do something that helps sort it out. more…

In response to: "Death sentence, right or wrong? & the Saddam verdict" 1099 days old
by The_Walrus ^Pro

You never once mention that we did not have to be involved in this mess. more…

In response to: "Off up and away" 1102 days old
by  [Visitor]

Perhaps it proves economic libertarians right - limited government is good government. more…

In response to: "The curse of the Chelsea Tractor" 1111 days old
by billyblogginsdonkey [Member]

Agree
Chelsea Tractor owners should pay more, why o why do they need an armour-plated, bull-bar surrounded, gas-guzzling, death machine in a TOWN FOR?

make em pay - heavily.

BILLY

BBD

xxx more…

In response to: "Iraq (the chaos of )" 1112 days old
by Teri_R [Member]

Me too!

I have to admit, I am the daughter of and ex miner, my mother is a party member but I cannot "get" what the party are doing. Are they trying to lose the next election?? more…

In response to: "Lords reform and the joke that is the peers" 1112 days old
by  [Visitor]

The hereditary peers have already been got rid of (aside from those "elected" to stay by the Life Peers). The system currently is a shambols, brought on by the government wanting to reform but having no idea as to how to do it (remember the Supreme Court issue and the botched abolition of the post of Lord Chancellor?).

The best idea w more…

In response to: "Deputy leadership sideshow" 1116 days old
by  [Visitor]

It's a funny one, the deputy leadership. It's a bit of a non-position in many respects. Declaring for the deputy leadership, rather than the leadership is a bit like saying "I know I'm not good enough to do the top job, but..."

It was interesting that when John Smith died, Prescott and Beckett stood for both leader and deputy leader more…

In response to: "PES declaration" 1119 days old
by labourmember [Member]

Thanks for your comment.

This is by no means an attack on Poland, where I do not believe the government is an extremist government, it is however a very misquoted government. Just because a party is right or left wing rather than centre right or left makes it in no way extreme, from what I gather the declaration is saying that where t more…

In response to: "PES declaration" 1119 days old
by  [Visitor]

Is this another rather oblique go at the Polish governing coalition and the brothers Kaczynski in general? I have to tell you, that the attacks on the Polish government by the left-liberal press in Western Europe and the left-liberals in various European institutions is having, in Poland, the opposite result to that which it is intended. I know o more…