You gotta be a Guardian Reporter, Serb or both. Serbia has always been a hot bed for anarchists, a couple of D5’s would have solved the problem - ahh well missed opportunities.
Our whole country has become the 51st state of the US, and just because I paint a more realistic picture I am branded as not being British or working for The Guardian. I am an English free thinker - they do exist you know. If I was Serbian (which I'm not) I would be proud of the fact despite bigoted attitudes from people like yourself.
My comments about there being mass protests was not an opinion, it is a widely held prediction on both the left and right in Britain.
DAVID BLUNKETT, the Home Secretary, has warned Tony Blair that military action in Iraq could provoke serious civil disorder in Britain.
His message to the Cabinet came amid increasing unease among Labour MPs and European Union leaders at the Prime Minister's support for the US stance against Saddam Hussein.
A senior minister told The Telegraph that Mr Blunkett was concerned that an attack on Iraq would spark riots in the Middle East that could spread to Britain. Mr Blunkett reportedly told colleagues: "We cannot separate Iraq from the Middle East or we will have major disturbances both internationally and in Britain."
He briefed the Cabinet on the domestic consequences of joining a US military strike at a recent meeting. Muslim leaders last night backed the suggestion that tensions raised by the continuing violence in the Middle East could lead to rioting in the event of a UK attack on Iraq.
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