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Our troops are asked to fight for a lost cause in order to save the face of George Bush

Because of the reluctance of the Government to immediately withdraw our troops from Iraq our brave soldiers are having to give their lives to a cause which has been proved to be FALSE and indeed a great LIE.

Why should one more soldier have to die in order to allow politicians to find a way to extricate an exit which suits their purpose.

Because of the nature of the illegal war for which one day Tony Blair must surely face a trial it is inconceivable that the present state of affairs as to accepting the deaths as the usual consequence of war but instead it should be acknowledged that ALL next-of -kin of British deaths in this particular conflict should receive an additional special compensation payment in keeping with the illegal nature of the War.

Of course the next-of-kin could not put a price on their loved ones and no amount of compensation will take away the grief and suffering in the years ahead.

BUT to be blunt almost everyone else -the armament suppliers and general suppliers of the material of war and reconstruction needs are making their considerable profit which only increases as the war continues and the conflict worsens.

As we have said before the Government would have been much more cautious if they had to pay a minimum of

£1million for each loss of life

and corresponding compensation for injury and long-term disability.

At present in our society the death of a human being has become devalued as we have seen on our streets particularly over the last decade. This acceptance has de-sensitised life and the deaths of our brave troops -with their sad arrival in our country on an almost daily occurrence has heightened that acceptance.

It is not enough for Government to say that they are looking for a way-out and that we cannot withdraw because of a greater tragedy unfolding. But what is to say that even after another 100 of our brave soldiers are laid to rest over the next twelve months that there would still be a blood-bath before the region is free of strife-if ever over the next decade.

WE might all look back in five year's time and see quite clearly that a withdrawal in 2007 would have saved hundreds of our soldiers lives and that the delay had only made matters worse as it is for the Iraqi people as a whole who have to decide the fate of their country and not a implanted so-called democracy which has only added to the fuel of faction in that country.

IRAQ NOT WORTH THE LIFE OF ANOTHER BRITISH SOLDIER

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THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN-IS THE EU COMMISSION LISTENING?

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Ditch the EU TREATY after IRISH REJECTION

SAY VOTERS

by

Daniel Martin

Political Reporter

[Daily Mail-Wednesday, June 18,2008]

MORE THAN HALF of voters believe Britain should drop the controversial European Treaty in the wake of its rejection in last week's

IRISH REFERENDUM'

The poll comes as the Tories launch a last-ditch bid in the

HOUSE of LORDS

today to delay the

RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY.

And

10,000 people

have signed a

PETITION

on the

DOWNING STREET- WEBSITE

within the past few days

JUNE16-2008

, calling on the

GOVERNMENT

NOT TO RATIFY THE BILL

[WHY DON'T YOU?]

Downing Street website is

http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/Abandon-Lisbon/

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JUNE 18-2008