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NEW: European Medicines Agency (EMA) says it continues to evaluate data on blood clot concerns related to AstraZeneca, and any additional possible side effects, and has pulled in experts on blood clots. "It's an ongoing process," according to director Emer Cooke

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How on earth can you be neutral to a country like that? What is it with you right wingers man

European Medicines Agency says will announce conclusion on Astra Zeneca investigation on Thursday - need time for "clear science-based analysis" but at present there is no evidence the clots linked to the vaccine according to EMA

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Please tell me where I said I want a war in the ME by asking how a raging right winger like Tittty be neutral to a country they executes gay people, didn’t let women drive until recently and chopped a journalist up into pieces.

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Lol

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I’ve given my reasons for Iraq being better off under Saddam, the Kurds agree and so do 90% of the population. If you watched Once upon a time in Iraq you’d see the consensus about Saddam.

He was a tyrant but it tells you why the people still lust after him, because the country is a million times worse off now.

https://www.ft.com/content/1e535497-d280-4f33-b92c-41eb46d09db7

So shameful, I’m hearing another £24Billion for the defence budget.

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sizzle unblock me, so i can comment on your vaccine thread

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comment by peks - 1974 (U6618)
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sizzle unblock me, so i can comment on your vaccine thread
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Don't hold your breath he was going to unfilter me after the US election but I'm still waiting.

comment by NPEEE (U22521)
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I love how you speak for all Kurds. Lol.

But my point is you are prepared to contextualise and complicated atrocities when it suits your agenda. When it is Iraq you are all in favour of the history is complicated viewpoint of the world.

When ttliv says something pretty normal which is he does not have strong feelings about a country thousands of miles away you condemn him.

We don't have to subscribe to a hard left foreign policy to be virtuous.
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As far as I know Saddam didn’t murder gay people nor chop journalists up to pieces, Iraq was a liberal minded country under his reign. He was a tyrant, but miles better than what ever sordid regime is in place now.

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comment by Constantinople (U11781)
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comment by NPEEE (U22521)
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I love how you speak for all Kurds. Lol.

But my point is you are prepared to contextualise and complicated atrocities when it suits your agenda. When it is Iraq you are all in favour of the history is complicated viewpoint of the world.

When ttliv says something pretty normal which is he does not have strong feelings about a country thousands of miles away you condemn him.

We don't have to subscribe to a hard left foreign policy to be virtuous.
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As far as I know Saddam didn’t murder gay people nor chop journalists up to pieces, Iraq was a liberal minded country under his reign. He was a tyrant, but miles better than what ever sordid regime is in place now.
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Liberal minded country under his reign?

Whatever you are smoking, please please stop.

Approximately 3,000 people were tortured from 1991 to 2003 by Saddam Hussein's security forces for expressing their sexuality.

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