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    Galloway vs Hitchens

    Your previous comment wasn't just about foreign policy though, was it? You obviously don't know much about neocon thought (it's not just about bombing a-rabs, you know!). Alternatively, you don't know much about traditional left/right ideology.
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    more trouble at forward

    They're not exactly in abundence.
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    Galloway vs Hitchens

    Matthew, surely you realise that this isn't the kind of thing you can just whip out a nice neat piece of evidence for?! However, the fact that neocon ideas are in fact much closer to traditional leftwing thought than tradidtional conservatism should point you in the right direction. And this...
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    Galloway vs Hitchens

    What the mutual embrace of Hitchens and the neocons tells us is that Hitchens’s assessment of neoconservatism is essentially correct: the regnant force in American conservatism today is warmed-over Trotskyism, which views America merely as the embodiment of the ideology of global revolution. I...
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    what does your girl listen to?

    Indeed.
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    Bush picks Wolfowitz for president of World Bank

    Indeed, I hope the police find the time to do an "investigation" on that guy one of these days... ;)
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    What went wrong with British music?

    Come on, the Stones were a shamless bunch of rip-off merchants! The average standard of UK music has never been that high, but when we do get it right we tend to shit on the yanks. That doesn't happen very often though.
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    Bush picks Wolfowitz for president of World Bank

    Out of retirement... OK, a good one is the case of former Guardian journalist Saad al-Fagih, who wrote various comment pieces and news stories on Muslims in Britain and war on terror, before being unmasked as a genuine fundamentalist. Various heads rolled at the Graun for that little oversight...
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    Bush picks Wolfowitz for president of World Bank

    I based my comments on the failures of the Geneva convention. It's a joke, as is any attempt to devise and implement a set of overarching international laws. Yes, I agree with most of that, especially with how quick-draw American foreign policy seems to be. But not the bit about the media not...
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    heads up londoners!

    No, but it means you should consider how lucky you are before you start whinging. Good try, now try thinking of something of your own Matt. Considering how comical your position is, you Marxists don't have much of a sense of humour.
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    Do I like dubstep?

    To be fair, it doesn't exist. But it might in the future.
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    Bush picks Wolfowitz for president of World Bank

    The whole concept of international law is ridiculous. Whose values is it built upon? Who enforces it? How can it be enforced evenly? Having laws that apply internationally assumes that conditions can be applied across continents, which is clearly not always the case. In any case, the notion...
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    heads up londoners!

    Yawn to "ooh the police are harrassing us." What a cliche. At least they're not as bad as the police in France/USA/Russia/Spain/Italy/China/AnywhereinAfrica/India/AnywhereinSouthAmerica etc etc... Please, give me a stick to beat myself with.
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    heads up londoners!

    The guy had a French accent for fuck's sake. How dodgy do you want?
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    heads up londoners!

    Yeh they haven't looked too clever with that one. Not quite sure why you have a problem with them taking dodgy looking rucksack-carriers off the street though. Presumerably you don't live in London. Ian Blair has to be the biggest wanker is public office. Personally instigating a police...
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    Do I like dubstep?

    See Sleepa by Scuba.
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    Worship the colossal squid, puny humans!!!

    It's 26 feet long for fucks sake!
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    Surprisingly few ganja tunes in grime?

    There should be more bones lyrics. That would be quality.
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    Bush picks Wolfowitz for president of World Bank

    LOL! I'm feeling your analysis man. Can't quite be arsed to pitch in with any serious posts of my own, so I'm keeping to sweeping generalisations...
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    Bush picks Wolfowitz for president of World Bank

    I find when attempting to analyse foreign affairs, there is generally a barrier that people have differing degrees of difficulty passing. It's got two parts to it really: the first being that foreign affairs, much like domestic politics in democracies, are defined by various interest groups (in...
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