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Wednesday, January 17
Iran offered to withdraw all support for Hamas and Hezbollah in Spring 2003
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IanP
on Wed 17 Jan 2007 23:54 GMT
Newsnight revealed tonight Iran offered to withdraw all support for Hamas and Hezbollah in Spring 2003. It is also clear the Iran was willing to hand over Al Qaeda people they believed to be operating in Iran.
The offer from the Iranians was rejected by US vice president Dick Cheney. more »
Hain wakes up and smells coffee
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IanP
on Wed 17 Jan 2007 23:29 GMT
Cabinet minister Peter Hain woke up today, and read the writing on the wall for New Labour.
He said: "The neo-con mission has failed. more »
The Trial of Tony Blair
by
IanP
on Wed 17 Jan 2007 18:28 GMT
For those of you who have seen the TV drama ‘The Trial of Tony Blair’ which had its first showing on More4 on Monday evening, and is repeated on C4 tomorrow, you will know that this was the fictional story of Tony being charged for war crimes and being forced to trial in The Hague, by the International War Crimes Tribunal.
Most of us agree that whilst it would probably be a very popular event, should it ever come to pass, there may be a more local remedy to hand, or should I say by Tony’s hand. more »
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