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Dreadful Nonsense

"I've read your blog. it's really funny. you should write a column." - Jon Ronson


A really quick wrap up of all the pertinent links I could find in my lunch break, in response to reading Tony the Blair's dossier of doom, or "10 reasons why we should go to war".

- Gulf War 1 veterans express their fears that we have learnt nothing from the first time round.

- The "corrupt, feckless and downright dangerous" people Bush wants to succeed Saddam Hussein.

- We know what nuclear components they have because we sold it to them

- The weapons inspection team of the International Atomic Energy Agency take part in a webchat for the BBC

- Voices of opposition from within the British government.

- Not in my name: Do you know what your government is doing?

- "Coming up next: Sources say Saddam may have anthrax-laden ballistic missiles aimed at your child's bedroom!" - This modern world

- Protest Bush: Citizens for Legitimate Government

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