Man in a Shed: An act of war - hidden by Labour ?

Sunday, May 25, 2008

An act of war - hidden by Labour ?

If the report that Iran has been paying Iraqi insurgents- effectievly to kill UK Servicemen and women is true then it is an act of war.

You then have to wonder why Labour has kept in quiet...

I don't think bullshit about an armed service day really undoes the damage of letting our servicemen be killed by a foriegn state and then hiding the fact from our people.

Note: Given the way that the UK secret services have been politicies and the causual and habitual lying that is come from the Labour government it is possible that this forms part of another misinformation campaign.

2 comments:

Letters From A Tory said...: The Americans have been drip-feeding stories about how evil Iran is for a couple of years now, specifically in their possible involvement in Iraq. It now seems that the British government has jumped on board.; 10:24 am
Man in a Shed said...: Quite - which is what makes it so interesting.

Either they have joined in lying or they have been failing to protect UK Service people from state sponsored murder.

Either way its typical, unethical, spineless Labour.; 7:51 pm

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