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  • Is Teflon Tony the Middle East's "poison chalice"?

    Blair manages to get the UK into two conflicts as Primeminister out in the Middle east. And then, strange indeed, gets appointed as "peace envoy" in the same region - and most of it erupts. Is he just an unlucky SOB - or was his appointment a calculated decision?
    Blair manages to get the UK into two conflicts as Primeminister out in the Middle east. And then, strange indeed, gets appointed as "peace envoy" in the same region - and most of it erupts. Is he just an unlucky SOB - or was his appointment a calculated decision?
    5 answers · Government · 7 years ago
  • UK Child Poverty - And Foreign Aid.?

    Save The Children claim that over 1.5 million children in the UK are living in extreme poverty. http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/mor... Is it time that this country saw to the needs of it's own before handing out millions to countries such as India who can afford to enter the "space race"
    Save The Children claim that over 1.5 million children in the UK are living in extreme poverty. http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/mor... Is it time that this country saw to the needs of it's own before handing out millions to countries such as India who can afford to enter the "space race"
    13 answers · Government · 7 years ago
  • So come on you students - give me the justification for vandalising the Cenotaph?

    a memorial to brave men and women who gave their tomorrow for YOUR today http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/roy...
    a memorial to brave men and women who gave their tomorrow for YOUR today http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/roy...
    14 answers · Other - Politics & Government · 7 years ago
  • So how many of you Lib/Dem voters REALLY want Flash back in No 10?

    4 answers · Elections · 8 years ago
  • Air pollution killing 50,000 per year in UK - another cover up?

    A cross group party of MP's say air pollution is probably responsible for more deaths than passive smoking, RTA's and obesity. But the Government has chosen to ignore the facts. Is this another case of New Labour incompetence or a cover up for economic reasons?
    A cross group party of MP's say air pollution is probably responsible for more deaths than passive smoking, RTA's and obesity. But the Government has chosen to ignore the facts. Is this another case of New Labour incompetence or a cover up for economic reasons?
    9 answers · Government · 8 years ago
  • So the sacrificial lambs have been chosen?

    http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/mps... Will we actually see justice or is this just another PR exercise to quell public anger?
    http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/mps... Will we actually see justice or is this just another PR exercise to quell public anger?
    14 answers · Other - Politics & Government · 8 years ago
  • Do New labour actually know there's a war on?

    http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/arm... Then people wonder why the families of those KIA get upset!! This is about the eighth round of cutbacks on HM Forces since New Labour came to power so is it now time to pull the plug and bring the troops home?
    http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/arm... Then people wonder why the families of those KIA get upset!! This is about the eighth round of cutbacks on HM Forces since New Labour came to power so is it now time to pull the plug and bring the troops home?
    11 answers · Military · 8 years ago
  • Has Flash totally lost the Afghan plot, or is he just deaf?

    As yet another former Chief of Defence questions equipment, manpower and operational purpose is it time that Flash & Co dropped the rhetoric of "keeping our streets safe" and actually started listening http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/bro...
    As yet another former Chief of Defence questions equipment, manpower and operational purpose is it time that Flash & Co dropped the rhetoric of "keeping our streets safe" and actually started listening http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/bro...
    4 answers · Military · 9 years ago
  • So as the Afghanistan non-election comes to a close?

    remind me again why so many good men have died to bring polling booths to Helmand.
    remind me again why so many good men have died to bring polling booths to Helmand.
    13 answers · Military · 9 years ago
  • Should the "spare plinth" in Trafalgar Square be used as?

    http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/Tribute...
    http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/Tribute...
    6 answers · Military · 9 years ago
  • Is this an example of New Labour's idea of "democracy" in Afghanistan?

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/aug... As the 204th member of HM Forces makes the ultimate sacrifice does the above article make a mockery of "their sacrifice ensures freedom and democracy for the people of Afghanistan"?
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/aug... As the 204th member of HM Forces makes the ultimate sacrifice does the above article make a mockery of "their sacrifice ensures freedom and democracy for the people of Afghanistan"?
    12 answers · Military · 9 years ago
  • Is spying on the British public by the authorities getting out of hand?

    http://www.orange.co.uk/news/topstories/... Do you work on the "nothing to hide, nothing to fear" principle or consider "big brother" now has too much power? Why do the local councils need access to our communications data?
    http://www.orange.co.uk/news/topstories/... Do you work on the "nothing to hide, nothing to fear" principle or consider "big brother" now has too much power? Why do the local councils need access to our communications data?
    12 answers · Politics · 9 years ago
  • Disabilty Allowance - Is it time the Government "got a grip"?

    Whilst there are people in the UK who genuinely need this allowance is it right that Junkies and Alcoholics should receive it for care and mobility needs due to their addiction? Official figures show the number of addicts claiming up to £114 a week has quadrupled in the last ten years from 4,800 to 19,300
    Whilst there are people in the UK who genuinely need this allowance is it right that Junkies and Alcoholics should receive it for care and mobility needs due to their addiction? Official figures show the number of addicts claiming up to £114 a week has quadrupled in the last ten years from 4,800 to 19,300
    10 answers · Government · 9 years ago
  • Where does the British Military?

    Hospital at Camp Bastion get the blood from for the wounded Taliban Fighters they treat?
    Hospital at Camp Bastion get the blood from for the wounded Taliban Fighters they treat?
    6 answers · Military · 9 years ago
  • Has the time arrived for Nationalisation of BP?

    Taking into account BP announcing a further 6% rise in profits for the second quarter of this year thanks to rising oil prices, whilst UK motorists pay the highest fuel prices in Europe??
    Taking into account BP announcing a further 6% rise in profits for the second quarter of this year thanks to rising oil prices, whilst UK motorists pay the highest fuel prices in Europe??
    17 answers · Government · 10 years ago
  • Fuel protest next tuesday in London.?

    Will it make any difference???
    Will it make any difference???
    7 answers · Other - Politics & Government · 1 decade ago
  • So 2 pie Prescott claims £4000 for food and groceries and?

    Blair claims back his TV licence money. In a time recession are they really the type we want telling us to tighten our belts??
    Blair claims back his TV licence money. In a time recession are they really the type we want telling us to tighten our belts??
    14 answers · Government · 1 decade ago
  • 2 blokes - both hard of hearing?

    standing on a cliff edge One with a budgie in his hand , the other wearing an overcoat and and a parrot on his shoulder. They shake hands and the first guy jumps off the cliff and smashes onto the rocks below. The second guy looks over, takes a gulp and also jumps - the parrot flies off and he pulls a shotgun from under his coat and blasts... show more
    standing on a cliff edge One with a budgie in his hand , the other wearing an overcoat and and a parrot on his shoulder. They shake hands and the first guy jumps off the cliff and smashes onto the rocks below. The second guy looks over, takes a gulp and also jumps - the parrot flies off and he pulls a shotgun from under his coat and blasts the parrot to smithereens before landing next to his mate. The first guy says " I don't reckon much to this budgie jumping" The other turns round and yells back " And this free fall parrot shooting isn't what its cracked up to be either"
    16 answers · Jokes & Riddles · 1 decade ago
  • UK troop wristbands - part 2?

    Following on from a question a couple of days ago. Support our troops (UK) wristbands available from - www.supportingourtroops.co.uk Its a charity endorsed by armed forces for those asking where the money goes. Cost £2.60. Special mention to Quasar for having provided info under another question on this site.
    Following on from a question a couple of days ago. Support our troops (UK) wristbands available from - www.supportingourtroops.co.uk Its a charity endorsed by armed forces for those asking where the money goes. Cost £2.60. Special mention to Quasar for having provided info under another question on this site.
    4 answers · Military · 1 decade ago
  • UK troop wristbands?

    Anybody know if "support our troops" wristbands are on sale in the UK as they are in America?. Are there any plans to start selling them? And no - I don't agree with the Iraq war but I believe in supporting the men & women deployed - my son included!!
    Anybody know if "support our troops" wristbands are on sale in the UK as they are in America?. Are there any plans to start selling them? And no - I don't agree with the Iraq war but I believe in supporting the men & women deployed - my son included!!
    9 answers · Military · 1 decade ago

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