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Monday, November 24, 2003

Ken Loach on anti Bush protests

Independent On Sunday
As usual, the sharpest parliamentary occasion came from Scotland. The Scottish Socialist Party proposed that Bush and Blair should be brought before an international court for war crimes. They are in breach of the UN charter, made war illegally, have used cluster bombs and depleted uranium and are responsible for thousands of civilian deaths. They should be bought to trial.
Oh to be in Scotland, now that Tommy Sheridan and his five comrades are there!