Tony Blair:
“Even if there were legal authority to do so, removing Saddam through military action would require the insertion of ground troops on a massive scale – hundreds of thousands, as the British Chief of the Defence Staff, Sir Charles Guthrie, made clear this morning. Even then, there would be no absolute guarantee of success. I cannot make that commitment responsibly.”
Taken from a speech in Parliament on 17th December, 1998. I ownder what changed?
March 19, 2003; Quote For The Day;
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Hmmm….so its ok to drop bombs and sacrifice Iraqi poeple…..but its not ok to use ground troups and sacrifice British soldiers….
Ohh I have an idea…..dont make war :D