apologies. they ARE entitled to their wrong opinion. :P

hehe *fetches popcorn*

Hehe.. honey, im home! Im never one to miss a good argument! :wink:

Now..... Bush... where do i start?

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Only kidding, im on probation, im going to sit back and take a rain cheque on this argument.

Have you ever beaten about a Bush before ?? :lol:


Sorry couldn't resist, no offence M8.

as to the main thread, Yes glad he's dead, I did some body exchanges back in 1993 in Gornji Vakuf.... not very pretty, also was hijacked out there but that was another story... pull up a sand bag and swing the light.

:lol: :lol: Well that would be telling - and i cant do that as it is a U rated site now...

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Sorry but I disagree here. I do not mourn at all the death of someone it appears was a total disgrace to humanity. However I do feel that in some way the victims of his regime and their families have in some way been cheated by his trial not reaching it's natural end and him surely being found guilty and punished.

A chance to send out a strong message to others has also been snatched away here also.

I am no big fan of either Mr.Bush or Tony Blair but I do think that bracketing them in along with people like Mugabe and Milosevic is not at all fair or accurate.


This of course is purely my own personal opinion.

There's a very interesting collection of views on BBC news home page - have your say. Lots of Serb nationalists :roll: - some quite despicable comments idolising this genocidal butcher :evil:

:winner: Well said Mr Henry. =D> =D> :thumbsup:

I have no sympathy for Milosivic, his family or his followers.

It is, however rather a shame that he died just days before his legal team were to instigate proceedings that may have forced NATO chiefs to be questioned over the illegal bombing of the former Yugoslavia. A shame that the facts surrounding these illegal bombing raids of Yugoslavia, are now never likely to be disclosed.

A great shame, but obviously just one of lifes mysterious coincidences.


You're are correct Mr. Henry, it is not really fair to bracket Bush/Blair along with the likes of Mugabe/Milosovic. When did you ever hear about Mr. Mugabe starting several illegal wars, with the death-toll of innocent civilians running into tens of thousands?

I fail to see ANY relevance in the bringing to justice of a vicious and evil man like Milosevic and Tony Blair....

I hate Blair with a passion, but for Gods sake, he doesn't directly order the death of thousands and genocide... Whatever your views on the British Government and the "war" in Iraq, you cannot (with any sanity) actually believe these two men are alike....

I'm not going to be drawn on the rights or wrongs of the war in Iraq as that's off topic, but to even consider that Blair and Milosevic are similar is completely ludicrous and I suggest yo need to see a doctor....

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