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Sarah_Jayne 03-11-2003 05:37 PM

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Originally posted by jimboc
How would Bush doing that affect Blair?
Zimbabwe is one of the biggest international monkeys on Blair's back.

jimboc 03-11-2003 05:42 PM

from World Press Review magazine

Margaret Thatcher's government made a decision that would be difficult for any British government to rescind, when it signed a top-secret memorandum of understanding in which it boosted its commitment to UKUSA. In order not to be overly subordinate to Washington, London made a commitment to contribute a further $830 million to the system, receiving in exchange the right to redirect one of the three NSA spy satellites on a target of its own choosing for no more than four months a year, with NSA's requirements taking precedence only in the event of a crisis.
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From New Statesman

Somebody's listening and they don't give a damn about personal privacy or commercial confidence. Project 415 is a top-secret new global surveillance system. It can tap into a billion calls a year in the UK alone. Inside Duncan Campbell on how spying entered the 21st century . . .

A secret listening agreement, called UKUSA (UK-USA), assigns parts of the globe to each participating agency. GCHQ at Cheltenham(UK) is the co-ordinating centre for Europe, Africa and the Soviet Union (west of the Ural Mountains)With 15,000 staff and a budget of over £500 million a year (even without the planned new Zircon spy satellite), GCHQ is by far the largest part of British intelligence. Successive UK governments have placed high value on its eavesdropping capabilities, whether against Russian military signals or the easier commercial and private civilian targets.


The similar British spy base at ####, near ####, Cornwall, has been continuously expanded throughout the 1980s, including the provision of massive US analysis computers.

XXXManager 03-11-2003 05:50 PM

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Originally posted by jimboc
1.I know he is meant to be a fan of certain western products but I shouldn't think he visits GFY.
2. Anyway this stuff is'nt in the movies they sell pictures from sat's to companies or any individual who wants them, and the latest resolution on the latest sat's is 18 In
3. Tony Blair has done on average 3 live / recorded tv debates a week for the last couple of months
4. That evidence wouldn't stand up in a court of law in a theft charge! they could have been made to say that or encouraged for money / other political reasons, where's the PROOF!

1. You will be surprised who visits GFY :winkwink:
2. You disregard my point. They dont build WoMD while sun-tanning.
3. What are you saying? That your press is fully controlled by Tony Blair? I guess you don't think so - so drop this point.
4. I have pointed out so many points that are known facts - if as I said they don't convince you, i suspect nothing will. So much evidence point not to the suspicion that he has WoMD - but it is so much well known fact the he USES them. If you feel better closing your eyes to that its a free country.
This is not a court of law and even if it was - it would have been a very good evidence. like it or not your government and the US government believes there are enough evidence and intelligence information that not only Iraq has and develops WoMD - it is by no means think twice before using it and wont do so in the future.
We (you and me - not Iraqis) live in a free countries. We are allowed our own opinion. But don't say there are no evidence or proof - say you don't believe the proof or evidence being presented to you by US/UK government and inteligence/security authorities.

jimboc 03-11-2003 05:57 PM

As I set out from the start I think that we should attack, but I am explaining some of the reasons why others are not convinced, afterall even some of the un are not convinced.

XXXManager 03-11-2003 06:04 PM

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Originally posted by roly
1. First off, i was refering to actual countries attacking not terrorists, and if it was terrorist attacks you were talking about why would we need US help, except for sharing intelligence?
2. If germany was invaded france and britain would feel very threatened and i can assure you if a country was going to invade and likely beat the UK we would use nuclear weapons, without a doubt, and no doubt the same would go for france...
3. ...i think they call it the sampson option or something.
4. isn't your congress just about to authorise the restarting of tatical nuclear weapon r&d?

1. Countries can use terror. And so they do - Iran, Iraq, Lybia, syria and others. So don't dismiss that. You DO need the help of the US for that - Iraq is a perfect example for that. you don't see it that way- I understand. but you still need them.
2. I ASSURE yoo - without ANY doubt.. Germany, France and UK will NOT use nuclear weapons if invaded (and not attacked with nuclear weapons - since its dumb to invade a radiation-full country :winkwink: ). Its easy to say you will - that called atomic deterrent - its not easy (and basically not an option) to use it in Europe. Trust me there or just think about it deep enough.
3. Samson option is not what you describe (unless I got you wrong..). Samson option is the theory about Israel's reaction in case of near defeat/annihilation scenario. The idea is that if Israel would be attacked by one or more of its neighboring countries (almost all are officially sworn enemies which state they want to annihilate it) ? it will release its (supposedly existing) full atomic arsenal and destroy all its enemies with it. The reason its called that is the biblical story of Samson and Delilah. I suggest you read it if you don?t know it ? it?s very interesting. http://www.virtualchurch.org/samson.htm

XXXManager 03-11-2003 06:08 PM

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Originally posted by jimboc
As I set out from the start I think that we should attack, but I am explaining some of the reasons why others are not convinced, afterall even some of the un are not convinced.
So you should also state that some people simply are against the war because they are pacifists and believe that war is NEVER an option - even thouh they are totally wrong and idealistic. But its nice and important to have some people like this in our world.

jimboc 03-11-2003 06:15 PM

Personally I would like to see rid off all terror states over the coming years and more done to tackle word poverty, aids, birth control and much more. I was lucky enough to be amoungst a small group of around 200 people invited to President Clinton's last speach outside the US on the subject.

What has happened recently with the world leaders shows exactly why this will probarbly never happen.

I edited this because I missed the "s" off years, 1 year is more than optimistic.

roly 03-11-2003 06:35 PM

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Originally posted by XXXManager

1. Countries can use terror. And so they do - Iran, Iraq, Lybia, syria and others. So don't dismiss that. You DO need the help of the US for that - Iraq is a perfect example for that. you don't see it that way- I understand. but you still need them.
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well i was responding to germany being invaded and terrorists don't invade countries.

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Originally posted by XXXManager

2. I ASSURE yoo - without ANY doubt.. Germany, France and UK will NOT use nuclear weapons if invaded (and not attacked with nuclear weapons - since its dumb to invade a radiation-full country :winkwink: ). Its easy to say you will - that called atomic deterrent - its not easy (and basically not an option) to use it in Europe. Trust me there or just think about it deep enough.
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you don't need to nuke the invading forces, you nuke the attacking country's country. hence that argument doesn't stand up. look what happened with japan in the second world war. and there's not a chance in hell we would (uk) under the definate threat of invasion/defeat/occupation not threaten to use and ultimely use, if required.


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Originally posted by XXXManager


3. Samson option is not what you describe (unless I got you wrong..). Samson option is the theory about Israel's reaction in case of near defeat/annihilation scenario. The idea is that if Israel would be attacked by one or more of its neighboring countries (almost all are officially sworn enemies which state they want to annihilate it) ? it will release its (supposedly existing) full atomic arsenal and destroy all its enemies with it. The reason its called that is the biblical story of Samson and Delilah. I suggest you read it if you don?t know it ? it?s very interesting. http://www.virtualchurch.org/samson.htm

oops sorry! (don't you hate it when that happens) i stand corrected, maybe wherever i read it they likened it to the sampson option or i'm just getting confused i dunno. but the fact remains that the threats have been made then and now. either tony blair or jack straw was asked outright on this issue recently in an interview (i can't remember who), and they said quite plainly they would be prepared to use them under those circumstances. whether this is just a bluff i don't know.

ChrisH 03-11-2003 07:19 PM

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Originally posted by kelly
Tony Blair took a stance and he's probably going to lose his leadership over it - personaly, they knew they were going to attack long ago - why give them more time to prepare and defend?
Tony Blair is a stand up guy!! I hope it goes well and he is vindicated in the UK :thumbsup

XXXManager 03-11-2003 07:41 PM

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Originally posted by roly

there's not a chance in hell we would (uk) under the definate threat of invasion/defeat/occupation not threaten to use and ultimely use, if required....
...tony blair or jack straw was asked outright on this issue recently in an interview (i can't remember who), and they said quite plainly they would be prepared to use them under those circumstances. whether this is just a bluff i don't know.

As I said - Easy to say - harder to do.
UK will not use nuclear weapons if invaded.
US will not use nuclear weapons if if US forces are attacked with bio/chem weapons

Libertine 03-11-2003 07:42 PM

(why did I name this thread "attacking with britain"? that title makes no sense at all)

roly 03-11-2003 09:11 PM

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Originally posted by XXXManager

As I said - Easy to say - harder to do.
UK will not use nuclear weapons if invaded.
US will not use nuclear weapons if if US forces are attacked with bio/chem weapons

yes it would be very hard to do and would be a last resort, but it would happen. britain has had many wars right through history, thats one thing, but when was the last time it was invaded? We're no longer a superpower but the people here just wouldn't accept invasion and what seems totally unnacceptable now, would suddenly become acceptable at the threat of invasion. i'm not talking general warfare in some way off country i'm, talking an invasion of britain.

all the nuclear powers would use them under those circumstances (invasion) if pushed to it. You (the US) used nukes in japan and they weren't invading you or using chemical weapons. it may have been 50 years ago but not a lot has changed since then in that respect i doubt.

theking 03-11-2003 09:24 PM

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Originally posted by Ross

If you think thats all they have then I suggest you go read some more my friend!

They have not ever tested an ICBM, but it is believed that they may have one in the works, that may or may not be able to reach Alaska, or possibly the west coast. It is not actually known if they have nuclear weapons, but our CIA believes that it is possible that they have 1-3 nukes. At the present they do not have the capability to reach out and touch the USA and the USA will never allow them to have that capability, period.

theking 03-11-2003 10:13 PM

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Originally posted by Colin


Halliburton, a company with 85, 000 employees in 100 countries that has extensive experiences in exactly that is going to bid on the contract? Nothing wrong with that.

Now, if they unfairly win the contract we can knowingly wink at each other. ;-)

Naah...I have this friend "Joe's Acme Construction" he and his five employees should get the bid.

theking 03-12-2003 12:20 AM

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Originally posted by punkworld
(why did I name this thread "attacking with britain"? that title makes no sense at all)
I don't know why.

ADL Colin 03-12-2003 03:21 AM

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Originally posted by Juggernaut


"As CEO for Halliburton Energy Corporation, Cheney increased its government contracts by 91%, while earning himself $36 million in personal income during 2000 alone (though he did pay a 2 million fine for consistently overcharging the Pentagon). Back in government service, he drafted a federal Energy Plan that encouraged blackouts like the ones in California, but withheld from Congress 13,500 pages implicating his oil and electricity pals who may have dictated it."

Bling, bling.

It's all in how you tell the story ... For example, I could write;

Cheney left government service after Clinton won the White House. During Clinton's remarkable presidency, Cheney became the CEO of Halliburton. In 5 years as CEO, Halliburton increased it's governmental contracts by 91%. Some of this was the result of acquisitions of companies with existing government contracts. When he retired, he received a $34 million retirement package.

Juggernaut 03-12-2003 03:33 AM

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Originally posted by Colin
It's all in how you tell the story ... For example, I could write;

Cheney left government service after Clinton won the White House. During Clinton's remarkable presidency, Cheney became the CEO of Halliburton. In 5 years as CEO, Halliburton increased it's governmental contracts by 91%. Some of this was the result of acquisitions of companies with existing government contracts. When he retired, he received a $34 million retirement package.

Do you have an invested interest in any Texas based oil companies apart from say; trying to save a few cents at the pump?

You seem like a logical thinker, why do you succumb to this nonsense that this war is anything but about black gold?


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