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| Topic Started: Wednesday, 6. October 2010, 07:48 (875 Views) | |
| Alpac | Monday, 11. October 2010, 08:24 Post #31 |
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I like this because it occured to me that I have always considered Tony Blairs answers to many of the questions regarding Iraq to be 'Just Lies' it has never occured to me that they might have been "Just Lies" Edited by Alpac, Monday, 11. October 2010, 14:36.
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| Rose of York | Monday, 11. October 2010, 16:59 Post #32 |
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He would have claimed his lies were for the greater good. |
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| Mairtin | Monday, 11. October 2010, 17:42 Post #33 |
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No, Rose, that might have been a justifiable argument but he didn't say that - Mental Reservation tries to make out that they weren't lies at all. |
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