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lady topaz

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3,855 posts

285 months

Monday 17th March 2003
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OK so now we are going in! Judging all the previous posts there is much debate on the rights and wrongs of this action. What I would like to say is that there are thousands of our troops who have no choice and I daresay there are a number of PH'S amongst them. I feel they need our support and I for one wish them all home safe.

Buffalo

5,487 posts

285 months

Monday 17th March 2003
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That is unquestionable!!

Ballistic Banana

14,706 posts

298 months

Monday 17th March 2003
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OK so now we are going in! Judging all the previous posts there is much debate on the rights and wrongs of this action. What I would like to say is that there are thousands of our troops who have no choice and I daresay there are a number of PH'S amongst them. I feel they need our support and I for one wish them all home safe.


Absolutely.

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daydreamer

1,409 posts

288 months

Monday 17th March 2003
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As above - unquestionable.

What is worrying is that in the build up to war (even more worrying is that at nearly 30 I can remember a few), troops being interviewed are usually really gung ho, and let me at 'em.

The few interviews that I have seen have been more along the lines of it is not my job to question, just to perform. Hope that moral is still high, and the casualty list is small.

The rights and wrongs of the conflict will continue to be debated, and politicians will gain and lose support accordingly. I don't think that there is a soul in the country however that doesn't wish the guys and girls on the front line, fighting on our behalf, the very best, and hope for a speedy end to the conflict.