Sentences with phrase «illegal war»

It simply elects a «dictator» with carte blanche to do what they want, even illegal wars.

I believe it... unlike Baroness Warsi (the Tory panellist) we will offer a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty even if all the countries have ratified it... we mean what we say and at a time when we are fighting illegal wars and have politicians with their fingers in the till it's about time a party spoke up honestly for the hard working decent British people».

And I don't think there should be chaplains in the military, but do understand they are a necessary evil to keep some members of the military fighting unjust if not illegal wars.

It did not stop us having a New Labour government that pampered the rich and waged illegal wars, while it left in place the most restrictive trade union laws in the whole of Western Europe.

You see, this government knows what's coming down the road is a situation where there is so much scarcity (caused by the looting of trillions of public money & illegal wars ordered by the bankers) so it wanted to have in place some «tougher» crowd / internet control measures for when we're all marching & protesting against these criminals.

Millions of party members and affiliated trade unionists opposed privatisations and illegal wars as passionately as any member of the SWP.

«And how about, Ed Miliband, an apology, on behalf of your party, for dragging our country into an unjust and illegal war in Iraq?»

... and it surely didn't seem like supporting or defending the Constitution in waging an ill - conceived, illegal war.

After all the recognition of the unlawful country has caused or forced by terror the wide immigrations of Jews from all over the world in to Israel and those stayed behind were and are still forced to pay an annual share in support of this country's illegal wars and who ever refuses to support will have to face unwanted bad business or accidents?

It was an illegal war that has done an incredible amount of damage to this country.

In fact, maybe Working Families Party and all the real and / or fake third parties should stay out of every race until it looks like we really, truly have our democracy back — you know fair ballot access, campaign finance rules that favor voters and individuals over corporations, politicians who have some accountability... and no illegal wars, kind of, but not exactly, authorized by a corrupt Congress.

Or there is simply a hope that she will complete «The Project» that Blair left half - done (due to an illegal war of course).

Plaid Cymru opposed this illegal war at the time, with Plaid Cymru MP Adam Price attempting to impeach Tony Blair for his war crimes.»

Last week he pledged that Solidarity would «be offering solidarity to working people in struggle, to those fighting for an independent socialist Scotland, solidarity to all those opposing Blair and Bush's illegal wars, to all those fighting for social justice and an end to poverty and discrimination».

«Can there be anyone outside of the government who really believes that the man who snubbed the EU over Iraq and joined with George W. Bush to lead us into an illegal war is now the right person to become the EU's first council president?»

Organisers called on the new government to make «illegal wars, torture, extraordinary rendition, and the flagrant and shameless abuse of human rights a thing of the past».

The fact that Labour candidates are happy to accept donations from the man who led us into the illegal war in Iraq, introduced tuition fees and started the process of NHS privatisation is extraordinary.

For Blair the New Labour project was his last hold on the Labour Party and the only shred of credibility he had left having been rumbled for misleading the House of Commons over Iraq and leading the country into an illegal war.

Yet campaigners seeking to expose the decision - making behind what they view as an unjustified, illegal war will be disappointed further by the Conservative stance.

The party's Westminster leader, Angus Robertson, said: «Lord Bingham's intervention is damning and unequivocal, and completes the case for a full public inquiry into Labour's illegal war.»

«Ed Miliband has addressed head on those concerns which have cost this party five million votes since 1997 - the illegal war in Iraq, insecure jobs, the sense that despite all the good things Labour did to make Britain a fairer place, that the government stopped being on their side,» he said.

you launched and illegal war and sold the country to the banks who destroyed it.

I realise that there are powerful figures within the party that would never allow this to happen, not least because they are also culpable but not to do so and to continue denial of illegal war will result in a slow death for Labour as a political force.

Leaving aside the inconvenient fact that even an illegal war isn't necessarily a crime, are we to suppose that Mr Corbyn will now be demanding that Labour's deputy leader, Tom Watson, shadow foreign secretary, Hilary Benn, and shadow justice secretary, Charles Falconer, be added to the fantasy indictment for having supported and voted for the invasion, two (Benn and Falconer) as members of the government at the time?

End the Illegal War in Iraq.

The Army is fighting an illegal war in Egypt and there's the small matter of the downfall of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan (Anton Lesser) after a huge scandal.

You can't convince an entire country to go into an illegal war in the Middle East without having previously convinced them of a certain kind of image of a bad guy.»

«Even though President Bush is a lame duck president, the fact remains that he misled our country into an illegal war that has killed hundreds of thousands of people, most of them innocent Iraqi civilians.