Sunday, November 04, 2001
6:33 pm
Historical Document's speech
Blair's speech to the Welsh assembly
The Duncan Smith article, on which he was accused of "wobbling" on the war. If only. Obviously they hadn't read it.
And the Parliamentary debate on the war. Good contributions from Bob Marshall-Andrews, Gerald Kaufman and Andrew Tyrie. Note the threat of menace when the Conservatives dare to question the conduct of the war.
Prize for silliest suggestion must go to Joan Ruddock who says that we should fight for Afghan women cabinet ministers. It must be noted that she used to be chairman of CND, so she's obviously changed her mind on questions of war and peace.
Blair's speech to the Welsh assembly
The Duncan Smith article, on which he was accused of "wobbling" on the war. If only. Obviously they hadn't read it.
And the Parliamentary debate on the war. Good contributions from Bob Marshall-Andrews, Gerald Kaufman and Andrew Tyrie. Note the threat of menace when the Conservatives dare to question the conduct of the war.
Prize for silliest suggestion must go to Joan Ruddock who says that we should fight for Afghan women cabinet ministers. It must be noted that she used to be chairman of CND, so she's obviously changed her mind on questions of war and peace.
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