Coroners view about Government responsibility
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john_jeremyFri 15/02/08 22:14 |
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So two coroners have criticised the Government over the deaths of three soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. |
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I think responsibility lies totally with the Labour Government and somebody should carry the can - sending brave guys into battle with inadequate equipment feels tantamount to murder |
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john_jeremyFri 15/02/08 22:20 |
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I really couldn't agree more with you! |
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