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 [Stopwar.org.uk] Stop the War Coalition - Lindsey's Blog: April 2006: After a refreshing Easter break he's in Saudi Arabia, at a conference on Saudi-British ties, once more banging the drum against Iran. In an interview no the Today programme from Riyadh he announced (to the usual challenging questioning)that 'We are working on the basis that Iran will not meet the proposals from the Security Council on the 30 day deadline'.

[Barder.com] Ephems of BLB » Blog Archive » Hezbollah vs. Israel: who won? No ...: If I were to acqire a Rembrandt that had been nicked from you in that year it makes pretty good sense for you to be have the right to claim it back today, and for your heirs to be able to claim it from mine more or less for ever.

[Timesonline.typepad.com] Weblog - David Aaronovitch - Times Online: Don't get me started......: It's a shame, because you have identified a very real problem - I was chilled during the recent Lebanon conflict to see Azzam Tamimi being cheered by a "Stop the War" crowd as he exulted in the bombing of Northern Israel (and in a building owned by the Quakers, of all places!)If you had simply appealed for common humanistic values and emotional maturity across the political divide on Israel/Palestine and Iraq, that would have been worthwhile;

 [Littlegreenfootballs.com] lgf: Saddam's Bro Nicked: hello...The UN should be in Iraq, but they are not because the UN is the kind of place where Libya heads the UN Human Rights Commission, Robert Mugabe and his band of thugs are members in good standing, Israel is invited to agree to it's own destruction, and Saddam's tyranny is supported by key members of the security council to preserve lucrative oil contracts. The UN proved worthless in Kosovo, Rwanda, and now in Iraq.

 [Akirathedon.com] Akira The Don - Blog: Chattery: "Israel's war upon Lebanon would be a disproportionate response if Israel were actually responding to the kidnapping of two of its soldiers. It isn't, of course.

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