Showing posts with label Military conflict. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Military conflict. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 March 2011

THE PEOPLE OF LIBYA MUST BE PROTECTED



























It is important to hear a simple, definitive focus after so much disagreement over method.

Thursday, 17 March 2011

WE SHOULD NOT ARRIVE TOO LATE


























It is with a heavy heart that I concede to the necessity of military intervention in Libya. My only hope is that by acting early enough, order and the will of the Libyan people can be achieved without too much bloodshed.

On the topic of blood: enough already has been spilt.

I would love to adopt the unilateralist rhetoric of the German foreign minister Guido Westerwelle: "Considering alternatives to military engagement is not the same as doing nothing."

But what else will dislodge the madman?

Wednesday, 2 March 2011

GOVERNMENT ISN'T SOME HAMPSTEAD DEBATING SOCIETY: YOU NEED TO MAKE CONTEMPORARY JUDGEMENTS



























He was once in a similar position...

I guess what Sir John Major really means is "sometimes plans change". What use would our leaders be to us and the country if they could not respond to unforeseen events as they happen? What mandate do they have for violent action if they have not previously been pressed on the issue?

The Falklands.
Afghanistan.
Iraq.
Libya?



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