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Undertoad · 02-08-2003, 10:10 AM

Oh so the UN prepared for inspections in a location so widely known to be bugged that even Jag knew it?

Yes I do I feel safer now, thank you.

The new conspiracy theory is who made that decision.

Hey, I did say only half the theories will pan out. But I find this sort of thing to be quite interesting, because like a lot of domestic politics, it's the parts that you can't see that really drive a lot of the events.

So when France comes out so dead-set against the war and says it's because they don't like war, whilst at the same time they send the fleet down to Africa to "change regimes" for the nth time in their former colonies, you just have to wonder.

02-08-2003, 10:10 AM	#25
Undertoad Radical Centrist Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Cottage of Prussia Posts: 31,423	Oh so the UN prepared for inspections in a location so widely known to be bugged that even Jag knew it? Yes I do I feel safer now, thank you. The new conspiracy theory is who made that decision. Hey, I did say only half the theories will pan out. But I find this sort of thing to be quite interesting, because like a lot of domestic politics, it's the parts that you can't see that really drive a lot of the events. So when France comes out so dead-set against the war and says it's because they don't like war, whilst at the same time they send the fleet down to Africa to "change regimes" for the nth time in their former colonies, you just have to wonder.