Howard Downplays Terrorism Risks
Mar 15th 2004 | 6:27 pm
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Howard Downplays Terrorism Risks
Now call me crazy, but how does Australia's involvement in Iraq not lead to increased risk of terrorism in Australia?? Is it time to get our fridge magnets ready again??
Howard downplays Al-Qaeda risk
16mar04
PRIME Minister John Howard has downplayed terrorist risks to Australia in the wake of Spain's train bombings.
Mr Howard said yesterday there was no direct link between last week's attack in Madrid, in which 201 people died, and Australia.
And he dismissed comments by Australian Federal Police Commissioner Mick Keelty and NSW police chief Ken Moroney suggesting Australia was at greater risk from terrorism because of its role in Iraq. Mr Keelty also predicted an attack against Australia was inevitable.
Howard downplays Al-Qaeda risk
16mar04
PRIME Minister John Howard has downplayed terrorist risks to Australia in the wake of Spain's train bombings.
Mr Howard said yesterday there was no direct link between last week's attack in Madrid, in which 201 people died, and Australia.
And he dismissed comments by Australian Federal Police Commissioner Mick Keelty and NSW police chief Ken Moroney suggesting Australia was at greater risk from terrorism because of its role in Iraq. Mr Keelty also predicted an attack against Australia was inevitable.
Mar 15th 2004 | 6:36 pm
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Re: Howard Downplays Terrorism Risks
Originally posted by jayr
Now call me crazy, but how does Australia's involvement in Iraq not lead to increased risk of terrorism in Australia?? Is it time to get our fridge magnets ready again??
Howard downplays Al-Qaeda risk
16mar04
PRIME Minister John Howard has downplayed terrorist risks to Australia in the wake of Spain's train bombings.
Mr Howard said yesterday there was no direct link between last week's attack in Madrid, in which 201 people died, and Australia.
And he dismissed comments by Australian Federal Police Commissioner Mick Keelty and NSW police chief Ken Moroney suggesting Australia was at greater risk from terrorism because of its role in Iraq. Mr Keelty also predicted an attack against Australia was inevitable.
Now call me crazy, but how does Australia's involvement in Iraq not lead to increased risk of terrorism in Australia?? Is it time to get our fridge magnets ready again??
Howard downplays Al-Qaeda risk
16mar04
PRIME Minister John Howard has downplayed terrorist risks to Australia in the wake of Spain's train bombings.
Mr Howard said yesterday there was no direct link between last week's attack in Madrid, in which 201 people died, and Australia.
And he dismissed comments by Australian Federal Police Commissioner Mick Keelty and NSW police chief Ken Moroney suggesting Australia was at greater risk from terrorism because of its role in Iraq. Mr Keelty also predicted an attack against Australia was inevitable.
Mar 16th 2004 | 10:54 pm
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One of the most important attributes of a politician is to be able to LIE with a straight face and Howard is def a master at that.
Mar 16th 2004 | 11:10 pm
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Re: Howard Downplays Terrorism Risks
Originally posted by jayr
Now call me crazy, but how does Australia's involvement in Iraq not lead to increased risk of terrorism in Australia?? Is it time to get our fridge magnets ready again??
Howard downplays Al-Qaeda risk
16mar04
PRIME Minister John Howard has downplayed terrorist risks to Australia in the wake of Spain's train bombings.
Mr Howard said yesterday there was no direct link between last week's attack in Madrid, in which 201 people died, and Australia.
And he dismissed comments by Australian Federal Police Commissioner Mick Keelty and NSW police chief Ken Moroney suggesting Australia was at greater risk from terrorism because of its role in Iraq. Mr Keelty also predicted an attack against Australia was inevitable.
Now call me crazy, but how does Australia's involvement in Iraq not lead to increased risk of terrorism in Australia?? Is it time to get our fridge magnets ready again??
Howard downplays Al-Qaeda risk
16mar04
PRIME Minister John Howard has downplayed terrorist risks to Australia in the wake of Spain's train bombings.
Mr Howard said yesterday there was no direct link between last week's attack in Madrid, in which 201 people died, and Australia.
And he dismissed comments by Australian Federal Police Commissioner Mick Keelty and NSW police chief Ken Moroney suggesting Australia was at greater risk from terrorism because of its role in Iraq. Mr Keelty also predicted an attack against Australia was inevitable.
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Mar 16th 2004 | 11:16 pm
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Re: Howard Downplays Terrorism Risks
Originally posted by jayr
Now call me crazy, but how does Australia's involvement in Iraq not lead to increased risk of terrorism in Australia?? Is it time to get our fridge magnets ready again??
Howard downplays Al-Qaeda risk
16mar04
PRIME Minister John Howard has downplayed terrorist risks to Australia in the wake of Spain's train bombings.
Mr Howard said yesterday there was no direct link between last week's attack in Madrid, in which 201 people died, and Australia.
And he dismissed comments by Australian Federal Police Commissioner Mick Keelty and NSW police chief Ken Moroney suggesting Australia was at greater risk from terrorism because of its role in Iraq. Mr Keelty also predicted an attack against Australia was inevitable.
Now call me crazy, but how does Australia's involvement in Iraq not lead to increased risk of terrorism in Australia?? Is it time to get our fridge magnets ready again??
Howard downplays Al-Qaeda risk
16mar04
PRIME Minister John Howard has downplayed terrorist risks to Australia in the wake of Spain's train bombings.
Mr Howard said yesterday there was no direct link between last week's attack in Madrid, in which 201 people died, and Australia.
And he dismissed comments by Australian Federal Police Commissioner Mick Keelty and NSW police chief Ken Moroney suggesting Australia was at greater risk from terrorism because of its role in Iraq. Mr Keelty also predicted an attack against Australia was inevitable.
Tony howard or John blair it does not matter where you are in the world the people who we elect tell lies and deceive the voters they are as one:scared:
