If It Looks Like A Duck, Quacks

The Longer We Remain In Iraq The More Our Occupation Becomes Part Of The Problem... Rather Than The Solution.

The Question Tony Blair Should Be Reflecting On This Weekend Is Having Achieved This, Having Secured His Place In The History Of The Labour Party And The History Of Britain, Whether Now Might Be A Better Time To Let A New Leader In Who Could Then Achieve The Unity We Need If We Are Going To Go Forward.

I Can't Accept Collective Responsibility For The Decision To Commit Britain Now To Military Action In Iraq Without International Agreement Or Domestic Support.

Saddam Is Neither Friend Nor Brother To Us, And He Will Never Pay Off Debts To Us. It's The Question Of Precedent: Today The United States Doesn't Like Iraq, Tomorrow Syria, Then Iran, North Korea And Then What: Everyone Else?

I May Not Have Succeeded In Halting The War, But I Did Secure The Right Of Parliament To Decide On War.