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"heres a good book on post war reconstruciton of iraq" yes it really is

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 17:00

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HappyDaddy · 15/08/2007 15:09

Cod, I never know which books are worth reading on current affairs. I read the paper and watch BBC News, Al Jazeerah but would love to get more indepth.

Cheers for the link, I'll give it a look.

Am starting my IT studies but will find time for "light" reading.

TotalChaos · 10/08/2007 22:40

do you know if that "emerald city" one about Iraq and Green Zone is any good anybody??

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 22:19

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ahundredtimes · 10/08/2007 21:07

lol. Nutter.

You do have to get through alot of talking to Robin Cook and this and that (though I rather like those bits) before you get him crying though. Is a commitment.

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 19:05

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 18:54

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 18:53

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ahundredtimes · 10/08/2007 18:52

Golly, he looked positvely GINGER in that photo didn't he?

ahundredtimes · 10/08/2007 18:51

Neither swimming or hair has come up much. They gave her the job of looking after Cherie, to stop her moaning I think, so she could feel 'involved.'

Their family holidays are BAD. AND they keep inviting the Kinnocks along (I like the Kinnocks as it happens, but if dh was pissed off with me I wouldn't keep asking them to my villa.)

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 18:51

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 18:50

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 18:49

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 18:48

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ahundredtimes · 10/08/2007 18:43

He and TB do seem to do a fair amount of low-key respectable lusting - after air stewardesses and things. This particular air stewardess kept sticking her arse in their faces. Fiona isn't very keen on the whole Diana thing, in fact Fiona isn't very keen on most things, full stop.

I have every sympathy with her. He keeps getting phone calls and going on about the GDP and she's left with three children and weetabix all over the floor.

And -

I should stop. Oh fgs read the book so we can discuss.

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 18:24

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ahundredtimes · 10/08/2007 17:28

It's really very difficult to talk about a book you've never read before you know.

ahundredtimes · 10/08/2007 17:20

And the ' I couldn't take it any longer. I sat on the bed in hotel room and cried.'

AND 'I got really angry with them today. Said why didn't they understand what we were trying to achieve.'

sigh.

ahundredtimes · 10/08/2007 17:19

Oh yes missus.

Diaaaanah.

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 17:17

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ahundredtimes · 10/08/2007 17:15

Why don't you care? Mr Stewart and written two other books about his occupational hazards. You should care about this.

I have Mr Campbell in the hardcover format, this is working well for both of us.

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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 17:14

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ahundredtimes · 10/08/2007 17:13

He's done two others did you see that?

I'm reading Mr Campbell's diaries.

ahundredtimes · 10/08/2007 17:11

Right, erm, sound very intresting Miss. Is the one about living in the blue zone, or is it the green zone? By the american.

Hang on, I'll click on the link.

StarryStarryNight · 10/08/2007 17:11
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FluffyMummy123 · 10/08/2007 17:06

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