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To: D. Long who wrote (103790)	7/2/2003 10:26:19 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Ahh I see. But that wasn't my question. Does this answer it then? Message 19069296 ie. the attitude in Europe is like that in the USA pre Pearl Harbor? As the evidence stands, it's very hard to convince even the most right wing, fox bashing British country squire that the invasion of Iraq was necessary. This Iraq thing is so yesterdays news anyway. Tony Blair and Alister Campbell have moved on, and dealing with the new crises at hand..-s- news.bbc.co.uk Actually, alienation of the country parliament seats could see the end of Tony Blair and "new labor" imho. The left wing radicals are going mess things up entirely for him I think. I'll be happy to see Alister Campbell go though. After the Iraq report B/S, the "new labor" party stinks as bad as the Tories ever did.