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Wednesday, December 20, 2006

THE ENIGMA THAT IS TONY BLAIR : ONE DAY IT'S PEACE, THE NEXT IT'S WAR

On Monday our great leader vowed to use his every last second in No. 10 in an epic quest for peace in the Middle East.
On Tuesday he singled out Iran as a "strateic challenge" (which to the USA means "next on the hit list".)

If he really, really wanted peace Blair would tell the good people of Israel (for there are many)
1) about the manipulation of not only themselves but the Palestinians too by elements within the British elite, which I believe would result in a massive swing of sentiment in the Israeli people to pro-peace and understanding
2) the trickery of the Anglo-American establishment in financing and arming Hitler specifically for a long war and the persecution of Jews

If he doesn't know this then this would indicate why he is in No.10 in the first place.


From http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6196505.stm

The British Prime Minister Tony Blair's attack on Iran as a "strategic challenge" raises the rhetoric in a war of words between Iran and the West that is escalating with the possibility of a worse confrontation to come.

Speaking on Iran's doorstep in Dubai at the end of a tour of the Middle East, Mr Blair chose to single out Iran as he called for an "alliance of moderation in the region and outside of it to defeat the extremists".

"A large part of world opinion is frankly almost indifferent. It would be bizarre if it weren't deadly serious," he said.

This really puts paid to any lingering hopes that Iran might be seen as a help, not a hindrance over Iraq. Mr Blair repeated his charge that Iran was "openly supporting terrorism in Iraq to stop a fledging democratic process..."

Iran's attitude in return was expressed recently by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who has widened his prediction that Israel ("the Zionist regime") will "collapse", into a forecast that the same fate will happen to the US and UK "with the crumbling of your devilish rule..."


Devilish rule? You don't think Ahmadinejad is referring to this?

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