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- David Lindsay
- The pro-life, pro-family, pro-worker and anti-war voice of an economically social democratic, morally and socially conservative patriotism towards the North of England, the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth and Christendom. One Nation politics, with an equal emphasis on the One and on the Nation. Conservationist, not environmentalist. Far too conservative to be capitalist, far too left-wing to be liberal.
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4 comments:
I don't recall Tony Blair blowing himself up on the tube.
He was the reason why they did it. As they themselves said. They were responding to the wars in Afghanistan and, especially, Iraq. Tony Blair's fault.
He didn't put a gun to their head and compel them to do it. They had free will. They could easily have chosen not to react that way.
Christ, I never thought I'd find myself defending Blair!
Then don't.
Had we not involved ourselves in these wars, then there would have been no 7/7.
Ken Clarke warned of this during the Commons debate on Iraq. Just for once, he was right.
Sir Peter Tapsell also asked about this possibility at PMQs about a fortnight before it happened. They all laughed. They were not laughing very soon afterwards.
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