Bombs over Baghdad

Gulf War 2 caused a lot of outrage when it kicked off, but why was there such opposition to it? No matter how you look at it, Gulf War 2 was going to occur sometime. It could have been sooner or later, but it was going to happen. Britain and the USA bombed Iraq freely for a decade leading up to Gulf War 2. After the first Gulf War, we imposed the "no-fly" zones, which our planes patrolled and pretty much used to bomb anything they seen as a threat. Of course there was no outcry over this. Now, our forces and our planes were there, so why did everyone automatically assume Britain was a puppet or George Bush ...

Painfully in Labour. No I'm not talking about childbirth, but there is a paralell here. Is Tony Blair finished? Will we see Gordon Brown as the Labour Party Leader and dare we say it, the new Prime Minister? The latest news reports say that Tony is considering pulling our troops out of Iraq in about a years time. Do you believe him? Would you vote Labour again if he did pull our troops out in a years time. Do you think he made a big mistake with the 90 day questioning of terrorist suspects or do you think that we should have the full 90 days for the safety of the British Public? I don't think ...

I was in Spain at the period of the blasts in Madrid and the elections in Spain. The first time I’ve heard about the bombs they said it was made by the national terrorist group ‘ETA’ from the land ‘Vasco’ which is on the north of Spain. ‘ETA’ wants an independence from the Spanish government and that’s why provides some unpleasant explosions all over Spain. But they always politely warn about prepared blasts. This time in Madrid were no warnings but the national spanish mass media was keeping say that it was ETA. Well, it’s necessary to say that the last 10 years PP (popular party whose leader is the ...