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To: tejek who wrote (243258)	7/25/2005 2:58:02 AM
From: SilentZ	Respond to of 1572369

>What world do you live that you think Z or I are the despicable ones? You are way off base. I dunno, there are some that would argue... ;) -Z

To: tejek who wrote (243258)	7/26/2005 8:27:36 AM
From: RetiredNow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572369

It's clear that Tony Blair is no Muslim suicide bomber apologist. He is exposing the despicability of using Iraq as an excuse for terrorism. There are no "BUTs" in Blair talk of terrorism, which makes him a superior leader. While you and zofsilence continue to be apologists, he is tackling the real issues head on. ....................... Blair: Iraq no excuse for terror Tony Blair Mr Blair says tackling the ideology behind the attacks is key Tony Blair has vowed not to "give an inch to terrorism" and said Iraq was no excuse for the London bombings. He acknowledged Iraq was being used to recruit terrorists, but insisted the roots of extremism were much deeper. He said 11 September 2001 was a wake up call for the international community, but argued some people "then turned over and went back to sleep again". The prime minister was speaking to reporters after talks about new terror laws with Tory and Lib Dem leaders. He said: "Let us expose the obscenity of these people saying it is concern for Iraq that drives them to terrorism. If it is concern for Iraq then why are they driving a car bomb into the middle of a group of children and killing them? "Why are they every day in Iraq trying to kill people whose only desire is for their country to become a democracy?" He added: "We are not going to deal with this problem, with the roots as deep as they are, until we confront these people at every single level - and not just their methods but their ideas."