the release of the inquiry in ireland today in to collusion?
960391
I think that you should shut up.
808853
No, not yet. But the media hounded them to be released to the public and that's where the item about making a bomb came from. It was in the news right before the election.
918793
The fact that the Labour Party supported the CND means nothing,that was yesterday. Politicians have no principles they would sell their mothers and your mother also. Like the war in Iraq what's in it for Bliar,Brown and the rest?.Thanks to Bliar and Brown's support for the war when Bliar finally goes he will have a licence to print money in the USA with of course the support of the Bush Family. No doubt Brown has his own agenda for enrichment of himself, sadly none of their real reasons will come out for many years they'll see to that. So much for the Freedom of Information Act
814771
I haven't heard that yet, but here's my thought on it.  Yes it's a flip flop to an extent.  But I'd guess that now that Democrats have won the house they would want to get Rumsfled as far away from any hearings that may be called.  Then of course blame the entire sinking ship on him.
253944
There was on online article about just this!\n\nI think it is just journalists trying to make up fluff.
934878
I saw it here on the New York Post.\n\nhttp://www.nypost.com/seven/11022006/news/nationalnews/gis_drop_smart_bomb_on_kerry_nationalnews_todd_venezia_in_n_y____and_ian_bishop_in_washington.htm
755131
The Brits, and the world community will allow Scotland Yard to make a show, but we both know nothing will result from their investigation.\n\nI seem to remember the infamous "Poisoned Umbrella" hit from many years back; this assassination too had all the hallmarks of Russian intrigue and involvement-- and it also remains unsolved.\n\nWorld powers, and their henchmen, generally skate on these types of acts.\n\n\nToo bad I don't read Cyrillic- I need a translation for the answer below
815359
The word must be out that leaks will be anonymously taken at the NYT. I think both sides are leaking to the paper. Some things should be leaked, others shouldn't. It keeps the murky waters of our government slightly more transparent.
109307
Hopefully none.  This does not sound like something our government should be involved in.  There are companies that will buy your judgement,
643393
in fact, THIS is a seriously brilliant question.\n\nand the answer is: "HELL, NO!"\n\nthat was one of those completely sketchy, *highly* questionable deals. this is something that would not fly even in the most corrupt US court, as of today... \nwhich has got to tell ya somethin', doesn't it...
1095869
I would suggest that the prosecutor could not find sufficient evidence to get an indictment.  I would further suggest that Karl Rove may be innocent and that would cetainly make finding evidence difficult.  Finally, I would suggest that the liberal-leaning media had more to gain if Karl Rove were indicted so they will not like today's announcement.
790470
Depends on elasticity of collusion. (Like if they collide and get embedded...)
876720
Your not the Irish Police by any chance ?
662273
It sound's like Political games ..etc.\nand at some point lead to further trade war's.
497784
hi my name is also roshan\n\nANS probably the date wil be given on newspapers. also the time has reached to announce,since elections are over
146426
it's all about the maintenance of alliance with the Brits. these guys (the two gov'ts) walk in lock-step, and especially since the beginning of the so-called "war on terror," all freedom fighters have too much of the "terrorist" stink on them (fomented of course, by the dominant government force) for any sort of change. don't look for the US to change their stance anytime soon, no matter how many Irish-Americans push for it.
177205
There is only one government in N.Ireland but other governments interested in helping to solve the problem. At the moment all legislative and political decisions are taken by direct rule ministers from Westminister in the United Kingdom. If the dinosaurs in the N.I. political parties could agree we would return to a local devolved government at Stormont