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Is it time that Blair who is a close friend and confidant of Bush were tried for War Crimes? (WAR2)     

Fred1new - 07 Dec 2005 16:40

This board has been a little to quiet for while.

Is it time that Bush and Blair who is a close friend and confidant of Bush were tried for War Crimes?

Do you think the use by the American Administrations of renditions are War Crimes and committed with full knowledge of American and British leaders ie. Blair and Bush and they are ultimately responsible?

Also in the aftermath of the illegal invasion of Iraq are should their action seen to be as the provocation for the rising toll of British, American and Iraqi deaths.

As a result of the military intervention in Iraq do you think you are safer in Britain to-day?

Do you think one should expect government leaders and ministers who have been responsible for massive foreseeable casualties should visit the hospitals to meet the casualties they have produced directly or indirectly by their actions?

Fred1new - 08 Dec 2006 16:35 - 1229 of 1327

Diamonds, you could always improve the country by leaving!!!!




8-)

Did you mean walking out of Iraq?

diamonds - 08 Dec 2006 16:54 - 1230 of 1327

You will be first, read below.........

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain does not want "hate-mongers" -- people coming to live in the country must conform to its tolerant values, Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Friday.

Insisting people living in the country had a duty to integrate, Blair said the government would take a series of measures to encourage immigrants and minorities to mix with British society.


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Migration had been good for Britain and London's hospitality to many nationalities had made it perhaps the most popular capital city in the world, Blair said.
"But we protect this attitude by defending it," he added. "Our tolerance is part of what makes Britain Britain. So conform to it; or don't come here. We don't want the hate-mongers, whatever their race, religion or creed," he told an audience that included academics, students and Muslim leaders.

Immigrants wanting to live in Britain will have to pass an English test and ethnic or religious groups seeking government grants will have to show they promote integration, Blair said.

There was no question of Britain allowing the introduction of religious law, he said.

diamonds - 08 Dec 2006 16:57 - 1231 of 1327

Ahmadinejad caught on video in serious breach of sharia law
By: israelinsider staff
Published: December 6, 2006

Iran's president and Islamic hardliner Ahmadinejad was caught on video watching a group of women dancers in Doha-- a serious violation of sharia law, a Guardian Unlimited report says.

Given that much of Ahmadinejad's support comes from Islamic ultra-conservatives, the incident could prove to be injurious, if not fatal, to the Iranian president.

This week, Iranian news sources announced that Iran's presidential vote would be moved forward, ending Ahmadinejad's term early. Many are wondering if the two events might be related.

explosive - 08 Dec 2006 18:20 - 1232 of 1327

Funny how many people believe what they read or what TV decides to show them without even chalenging!

Juzzle - 09 Dec 2006 12:40 - 1233 of 1327

Who would have thought it, Tony Blair telling non-Brits to "Fit in, or f*** off"

He didn't use precisely those words of course, but that's the interpretation being applied in some of today's less reverent journals!

diamonds - 09 Dec 2006 13:09 - 1234 of 1327

Sounds a good idea juzzle........

Britain is reassessing its attitude to racial and religious minorities following last year's bombings when four British Islamists killed 52 people in suicide bombings on London transport's network.

The government has cracked down on radical Islamic preachers who it says inspire suicide bombers. However, experts say the government's focus on Islam could backfire if Britain's 1.8 million Muslims feel they are under attack.

ENGLISH TEST

Immigrants wishing to live in Britain will have to pass an English test and ethnic or religious groups seeking government grants will have to show they promote integration, Blair said.

There was no question of Britain allowing the introduction of religious law, he said.

aldwickk - 09 Dec 2006 13:20 - 1235 of 1327

Its all closing the stable door after the horse as bolted.

axdpc - 09 Dec 2006 16:52 - 1236 of 1327

Should companies, people who resident overseas but benefited from UK businesses, and politicians be subjected to a Britishness test?

I am keener on getting rid of the culture of fraud, scam and arrogance from our society.

zscrooge - 09 Dec 2006 19:07 - 1237 of 1327

How will AIM and the city survive? LOL

Fred1new - 09 Dec 2006 19:48 - 1238 of 1327

I find it hard to think that Blair is on the high moral ground or fit to make judgements of morality.


axdpc - 10 Dec 2006 02:03 - 1239 of 1327

Most of us, at one time or another, make judgements of morality. But most of us probably have neither the power nor the willingness to use it as pretext to kill and to plunder.

zscrooge, probably. But IMHO, a few bad cases give a bad name and reason for suspicision to the whole.

On being British. Should be consider as British those who are responsible for the collapse if Farepak and also profited from the 40m-60m lost by the hundreds of thousands of poorer members of the British society? One or two of those are titled and others are probably gleefully gloating and enjoying, in anonymity, their ill-gotten gains in anonymity.

axdpc - 10 Dec 2006 18:22 - 1240 of 1327

There are several modern examples of racial and religious conflicts, mostly from the Middleeast and Africa. These are complicated and difficult to study because of the breadth and depth of the issues and histories of those involved. But the latest events in the South Pacific island of Fiji offer a much simplier and better opportunity of study.

diamonds - 11 Dec 2006 10:12 - 1241 of 1327

In a free society, we have to accept that some communities will not want to integrate and that some in the majority community might not want to integrate in return. One Muslim interviewed on BBC news in response to Tony Blair's speech said that Muslims could never completely abide by British norms and values because they were obliged to put their religion above all else. Those Muslims who choose to may decide that they want to continue to live in separate communities. That's fine but only if they can pay for such seclusion themselves.

If Muslim women refuse to take jobs where they would have to remove their veils, they should lose their entitlement to benefits. Local councils should stop funding minority festivals and cultural centres. The ethnic minority outreach workers should be fired or re-deployed onto more useful work. The expensive practice of translating signs and leaflets into dozens of languages should cease. Employers should no longer be penalised for refusing to accommodate diverse cultural practices and there should be no funding for any more religious schools. Above all, funding for unelected community leaders should be stopped and their groups disbanded.

Fred1new - 11 Dec 2006 11:10 - 1242 of 1327

Diamonds, I am picking on you again.

I do agree all the the signs and leaflets in Wales should be written in Welsh.


That would keep the marauders out.


But I have sympathy for a tolerant secular state with all religions being self supporting. But the problem is that people of a similar culture in a "strange land" tend to congregate together. The English in Spain and France, even to a lesser degree the Welsh in London or England. But in the latter case we are performing a missionary purpose.












The only problem is that it would also keep me out as I speak the minimal of Welsh only.



8-)

diamonds - 11 Dec 2006 13:08 - 1243 of 1327

Difference is fred, the spaniards have prospered and standards have improved since the english armada landed, towns and cities that have a large english pop are reaping the benefits, unfortunately the class of immigrant to the UK has the opposite effect, you only have to wander about in your own locality to have the evidence of that old son, Brummie aint yer? ,-)

Fred1new - 11 Dec 2006 15:20 - 1244 of 1327

I am sure that fish and chips and warm beer is superior to suckling pig roasted on a spit with Rioja.

For some.

axdpc - 12 Dec 2006 13:52 - 1245 of 1327

Firms 'ban festive decorations'

I blame this OTT over-reaction on Blair ... :-(

diamonds - 12 Dec 2006 15:36 - 1246 of 1327

Miserable gits, why anyone would want to live in the UK, I will never know?

Slowly but surely becoming a third world country........

Hope George and Tony get our troops out orf Iraq soon!!

diamonds - 14 Dec 2006 21:36 - 1247 of 1327

Iraq 0 1 1 2
Sri Lanka 0 1 1 2
Turkmenistan 0 1 0 1
Pakistan 0 1 0 1
Nepal 0 0 3 3
Macau 0 0 2 2
Afghanistan 0 0 1 1
Bangladesh 0 0 1 1
Notice Iraq ahead orf Pakistaniin the asain games.......well done

axdpc - 14 Dec 2006 23:17 - 1248 of 1327

From the timings and contents of some latest events, Blair/Labour are being "dumped" (by those who used him). US analyst's speech, Sir Cohen's honour and contributions, Saudi threat of BAE contract, ...

Poor guy. Nurtured, flattered, manipuated, used and then spitted out with a little pat on the head and a kick in the backside to come.

diamond, yes, it is good to see those countries (Iraq etc) participating ...
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