On Wednesday 29 July at the Frontline Club in London. Could be interesting.

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I'm sure you'll fight your corner...best wishes for a good debate should it ensue.

Today Harry Patch died, last front line British soldier of WW1. In his time on the Somme 20,000 of his comrades died on the first day, perhaps also 20,000 German soldiers. There was some sort of political decision there somewhere, but why and what for are impossible to understand. Today less than 200 British soldiers have died in Afganistan, but we are still entitled to ask why. Brown says it's to prevent terrorism on the streets of Britain. Frankly I think he is mad as was Blair before him. Until Brown and Blair send sons out there, and all those other bloody silly MPs, I think it is a wanton waste of blood for stupid political reasons. We cannot trust politicians with the decision to go to war with the horrendous waste of treasure and blood, just to make them look brave.

Any chance it could be recorded and put here as a podcast?

It will be recorded ... a video will be up on the Frontline site.

Don't try and out drink him!

Though i did read it as Glenda Jackson WTF?

It's whether I can outgun him that is my major concern!

RAENORTH

OT BUT this might interest you

Peer-Reviewed Study Rocks Climate Debate! 'Nature not man responsible for recent global warming...little or none of late 20th century warming and cooling can be attributed to humans'

Three Australasian researchers have shown that natural forces are the dominant influence on climate, in a study just published in the highly-regarded Journal of Geophysical Research. According to this study little or none of the late 20th century global warming and cooling can be attributed to human activity.

The research, by Chris de Freitas, a climate scientist at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, John McLean (Melbourne) and Bob Carter (James Cook University), finds that the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is a key indicator of global atmospheric temperatures seven months later. As an additional influence, intermittent volcanic activity injects cooling aerosols into the atmosphere and produces significant cooling.

More here
http://www.climatedepot.com/a/2117/New- ... -to-humans