You've got to be f***ing kidding me?!?!

[AshVX220]

He should get a life sentance for the various crimes he's commited, not fking awarded for it!!!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/politics/10470914.stm

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[Hedders]

It's true what they say about the difference between murdering one person and murdering a million people then.

[TuxRacer]

From the US? Not really a surprise.

Such a screwed up situation though.

[Wanta996Gotta]

Well deserved and they have also forgot the great work he done in Sierra Leone and the Balkans conflict.

[Bing o]

TuxRacer said:

From the US? Not really a surprise.

Scum rewarding scum, plus ca change.

[ringram]

And Rawanda

[hornetrider]

The Joker:



Tony Bliar:

[Hedders]

hornetrider said:

I just realised who anne diamond reminds me of.

[5unny]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia_Liberty_...


Previous recipients include Spielberg, Bono, Hamid Karzai, Kofi Annan and King Hussein.

Wtf.

[G_T]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. I honestly wouldn't brake if I saw him crossing the street.

Absolute scum.

[andy400]

Words fail me....

[Tsippy]

Hardly surprising, he is what Obama modelled himself on afterall

[AshVX220]

Indeed,
since he was appointed as Middle East peace envoy I don't think he's actually achieved anything.

[andy400]

In the spirit of friends giving each other awards, my best man Griff is coming round later to give me a medal and a fiver for being an all-round good egg.

I'm not, of course, I'm an arse, but the truth doesn't seem to be stopping Clinton.

[grumbledoak]

Mr Blair said he was driven by values of "freedom, liberty and justice".



And, strangely for the good old 'neutral' BBC, this one doesn't have a comments section.

[AshVX220]

grumbledoak said:

And, strangely for the good old 'neutral' BBC, this one doesn't have a comments section.

That's an excellent point, I would to know how the media would report things, if all their stories had a comments section, so they could see how the real world felt about every story.

I wonder if it would make them change what/how etc they reported things.

[Tsippy]

AshVX220 said:

grumbledoak said:

And, strangely for the good old 'neutral' BBC, this one doesn't have a comments section.

That's an excellent point, I would to know how the media would report things, if all their stories had a comments section, so they could see how the real world felt about every story.

I wonder if it would make them change what/how etc they reported things.

I doubt it, they would just delete the comments that did not agree with their view

[DonkeyApple]

US Peace Medal:

[The real Apache]

comments gone crazy on Sky

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Tony-Blai...