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August 18, 2005

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Hurray! Another liar.

Perfect - Blair must go
Chicken Yoghurt - A marriage of convenience
SMH - The look of a terrorist? It was a police fantasy
Scotsman - Sir Ian tried to stall killing probe
Guardian - Met chief tried to stop shooting inquiry
BBC - Timeline: Tube shooting
Talk Politics - Have you no sense of decency?
Heh. I'm flattered
Craig Murray - The killing of Jean Charles de Menezes

Someone should explain to Sir Ian Blair that it's the public that's meant to be kept in a perpetual and disabling state of fear and anxiety, not the authorities.

Speaking of phantoms and fears, here's Charles Clarke still trying to tie it all together.

The resignations should begin now... Blair, then Clarke, then Bliar. But they won't. Because the stakes are too high. And we have to show faith in our leaders lest we give in to terrorism. And it was the terrorists who were really responsible for the killing. They created the conditions that contributed to the event, you know. And they're all working together, yes they are.

UPDATE - An excellent animation at B3ta.

Posted by Manic on August 18, 2005 10:14 AM in the category The War on Stupid

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	« Dennis Paul II \| Main \| I was in Legoland yesterday » August 18, 2005 Oh, there's no charge... it's all part of the service Hurray! Another liar. Perfect - Blair must go Chicken Yoghurt - A marriage of convenience SMH - The look of a terrorist? It was a police fantasy Scotsman - Sir Ian tried to stall killing probe Guardian - Met chief tried to stop shooting inquiry BBC - Timeline: Tube shooting Talk Politics - Have you no sense of decency? Heh. I'm flattered Craig Murray - The killing of Jean Charles de Menezes Someone should explain to Sir Ian Blair that it's the public that's meant to be kept in a perpetual and disabling state of fear and anxiety, not the authorities. Speaking of phantoms and fears, here's Charles Clarke still trying to tie it all together. The resignations should begin now... Blair, then Clarke, then Bliar. But they won't. Because the stakes are too high. And we have to show faith in our leaders lest we give in to terrorism. And it was the terrorists who were really responsible for the killing. They created the conditions that contributed to the event, you know. And they're all working together, yes they are. UPDATE - An excellent animation at B3ta. Posted by Manic on August 18, 2005 10:14 AM in the category The War on Stupid Pings (Trackback) For trackbacks, this is the URL: http://www.bloggerheads.com/cgi-bin/mt-tbbh_20x07.pl/635 Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Oh, there's no charge... it's all part of the service: » Why Ian Blair should not resign, and why perhaps he should from Owen's musings Sir Ian Blair should not resign because of what he said at the press briefing following the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes on 22 July, even if it turns out that what he said was untruthful. However, he should resign if the shoot to kill policy wa... [Read More] Tracked on August 19, 2005 3:00 AM Comments Post a comment Thanks for signing in, . Now you can comment. (sign out) (If you're new to Bloggerheads, you may need to be approved by the moderator before your comment will appear. Until then, it won't appear on the entry. Thanks for waiting.) URL: Remember me? YesNo Comments:

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