The War Against Terrorism Reviews

Now, i know i am handling a delicate issue here, and if i offend anyone, i do apologies, but then we do live in a coutry with freedom of the press (well, that's a lie, but assuming we do)  I am not for one second saying that terrorism is not an important issue, i am simply sick of people making it out to be the biggest ...  Read the complete review

Don't panic!! Just the one Brit dead in the Indian terror attacks and he was a Cypriot tax dodger. Few! We can all breathe a sigh of relief and get back to the really big news story off the week in the United Kingdom - who is going to win Celebrity Come Dancing! I'm being sarcastic, of course, and it was a terrible event for India, our ...  Read the complete review

There have always been people who have been prepared to try and achieve their aims by terrorising others into submitting to their demands. History is full of such people, many of them achieved their aims because of the fear they created, or because governments or countries tried to appease them by compromise, or giving in totally to their demands. ...  Read the complete review

I have read reviews on here about the recent terrorism threats and feel very strongly that Blair should be here. After all he is supposed to be the one leading the country. Can you imagine the head of a corporate company being on holiday and a major catastrophe occurs while he is away? Would he entrust things to his deputies? I doubt it. So why ...  Read the complete review

"A terrorist plot to blow up planes in mid-flight from the UK to the US has been disrupted, Scotland Yard has said. It is thought the plan was to detonate up to three explosive devices smuggled on aircraft in hand luggage. " From www.bbc.co.uk/news 10 August 2006. As a result of the foiled terrorist plot, all hand luggage ...  Read the complete review

Before you read any further, I'd just like to point out that some of my views may upset some people. It is not that they are deliberatley offensive, only that it goes against the grain of current opinion. If you continue to read this, please don't blame me for being offended. Terrorism is the latest excuse for governments to scare ...  Read the complete review

OK, I take your points on board - I shouldn't have just copied and pasted what I wrote in 2002. But it was to make a point - it is amazing how it takes atrocities to happen in our own backyard, before we all wake up and realise the threat to our security lies within....while Islamic terrorism has been ravaging the world over the last decade, ...  Read the complete review

In recent and past wars, much controversy has been present and is still present today. These conflicts, exercised either by military firepower or a politicians tongue cause great uncertainty as to the fate of the afflicted nations. A prime example of these instances of this today, and also most the publicised, must be the war on Iraq. Britain has ...  Read the complete review

Look in my eyes and you'll see that the echo of Beslan is still there. I haven't quite recovered from the shock yet. In my previous op I tried to convey what Russian establishment did to wipe out the memories of the recent tragic events in Moscow, of the victims and the perpetrators alike. Now I have to admit the machinery has been ...  Read the complete review

The world had it's eyes opened on September 11th to the full potential of international terrorism. It became apparent just how easy it was to co-ordinate the hijacking of four commercial airliners and use them as weapons to crash into buildings that many regarded as symbols of democracy. So, in 2004 have we come any closer to stamping out ...  Read the complete review

In a middle school No.1 in Beslan, North Ossetia the human soul finally died. There have been some barbarous acts committed in the name of many a just cause down the centuries but the carnage in Russia beggars belief. When incidents like this happen you start to question your own conscience. With the ...  Read the complete review

I have searched for a long time for the correct place to post this opinion on the introduction of ID Cards in the UK - so whilst their introduction won't be much help against terrorism lets take this opportunity to just get on with it. Our so called right to anonymity is a time wasting smoke screen, Big Brother knows damn well who ...  Read the complete review

I don't usually write about politics but my Euroland opinion got a good response so I must hold some kind of valid and coherent opinion that people respond to. 'The war on terrorism' (sponsored by Lockheed-Martin and Coca-Cola) has always troubled me very deeply. Ever since America got a wake-up call on 9/11 when the World Trade ...  Read the complete review

This september will be the two year anniversary of the day when the world stopped still and couldn't believe it's eyes. Two planes crashed into the Twin Towers of Manhattan, NYC and what was originally thought a horrific accident soon became the benchmark for what terrorism has come to. Naturally an hour or so into the mayhem ...  Read the complete review

was watching a film the other night whereby the star of the film said, " There is no such thing as truth, for truth is only layers of bullshit and truth is believing in what layer of bullshit you want to believe in." I find this very true, especially as you get older and especially when you look at this current war. When ...  Read the complete review

As we move in to the second week of the latest stage of the War Against Terrorism, an array of mixed feelings rush through my mind. Here are some observations. You may wish to compare them to what I wrote on this site on 25th September 2002. While it is obvious that Saddam has terrorised his own people and is a potential menace to ...  Read the complete review

Young boys were allegedly provided to dignitraries at the 1993 APEC summit in Seattle. "It still is unclear who provided the boys to the dignitaries, but Insight has learned that the alleged sexual activities occurred in rooms at the West Coast Vance Hotel in Seattle. . . . . When Pete Shimondale, the general manager of the hotel, ...  Read the complete review

On Saturday the 15th February 2003 I was one of 1.5 million people who took to the streets of London to voice my concerns about the move to war on Iraq. This peaceful demo saw only 3 arrests as people from all over the UK came to London. ~There is one middle east state that 65 UN violations, is illegally occupying territory, has a a ...  Read the complete review

Oooh War. Wouldn't that be lovely, like when we had the Blitz, a lovely sense of community then, we all pulled together and it was grand. Back when Blighty ruled the waves and the Empire didn't strike back. Ah those were the days. And Tony agrees, I was over there the other day and we were both a little concerned that the public ...  Read the complete review

please help prevent lots of innocent children being killed or maimed.or being made orphans. Please help prevent this war.Please do not stand back and do nothing. This week We can all swamp Tony Blair with letters messages that we do not want war that we feel their must be other solutions to killing many innocent people. yes ...  Read the complete review