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Have gun will travel
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Emcee:  DrGrabow Type:  Unmoderated
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America intends to depose Saddam Hussein by giving armed support to Iraqi opposition forces across the country, The Observer has learnt.
President George W. Bush has ordered the CIA and his senior military commanders to draw up detailed plans for a military operation that could begin within months.

The plan, opposed by Tony Blair and other European Union leaders, threatens to blow apart the increasingly shaky international consensus behind the US-led 'war on terrorism'.

observer.co.uk

Who's next? Pax Americana is here.
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14maybe that also, but this was more the "spelt" I had in mind!!! Main Neenny-12/4/2001
13spelt... A hardy wheat grown mostly in Europe.DrGrabow-12/4/2001
12Isn't Learnt, much like the word "spelt??" Everyone always says, Neenny-12/4/2001
11nawh... i wasn't totally dead. Just mostly dead. Hard to learn when you&#DrGrabow-12/3/2001
10did it work.10K a day-12/3/2001
9I tried that once.DrGrabow-12/3/2001
8not to be mistaken for learndead10K a day-12/3/2001
7Joanie's got a gun. Joanie shot Chachi.DrGrabow-12/3/2001
6...my learnded friend.DrGrabow-12/3/2001
5It's a learnded response...10K a day-12/3/2001
4learnt, <i>v</i> alternative past tense and past participle of <iNeeka-12/3/2001
3Those British. Next thing we know it'll be "their" language and noPatrick Slevin-12/3/2001
2<i>The Observer has learnt? </i> Learnt is a past tense and a past DrGrabow-12/3/2001
1The Observer has learnt? Is that a direct quote? EDIT By golly it is. I learnPatrick Slevin-12/3/2001
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