mitsoss - it is always easier to be cleverer in hindsight. Don't judge Chamberlain to harsly - Hitler as a world phenomena was something that no one could ever have predicted. It was just not in anyone's range of experience (although Churchill certainly was a visionary on that point - Hitler I mean). An event like that is an education for future generations.
Perhaps one could even philosophise and say, it was an education we needed to prevent something far worse from occurring in the future - something we now need to learn the lessons from.
Make the case George Bush - make the case and you will be supported. So far it is all rhetoric about `weapons of mass destruction'.
As far as Curly goes however - I mean that di-k useless foreign minister Australia has - well one things for sure; he won't be going to war; but he's pretty gunho and wanting to send others there. A man with limited experience.
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