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US and Iran: Trying to find excuses to fight?
Look at this article in The Register. It gives a perfectly plausible explanation for the alleged Iranian threats to the US navy in the Gulf. If the US were not trying to drum up public opinion against Iran, leading most … Continue reading
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Who will you vote for?
Have a look at http://www.whoshouldyouvotefor.com. I came out pretty heavily in favour of Lib Dems (which is good, as that’s how I was going to vote anyway), plus a smidgen of Green Party. Oh, and a rather worrying 5% bent … Continue reading
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