Saturday, July 24, 2004
Tony Blair has asked Downing Street and Foreign Office officials to draw up plans for possible military intervention in Sudan, where more than a million refugees are at risk from famine and disease.
"If need be we will be able to go to Sudan," General Sir Mike Jackson, the chief of general staff, told BBC News 24's Hardtalk programme. "I suspect we could put a brigade together very quickly indeed."
We're probably working on similar scenerios, but they haven't flown anything up the flagpole yet to see how many people will protest it. Look for "leaks" to eek out soon testing those political waters here in the US. Link
saturday morning me//
fresh ground hazelnut coffee/rye toast/oj/
navy ETSU jersey/jean shorts/wooden chopstick in hair/
viewing: The Fifth Element for the 10th time/
Skyler's @ Bele Cheré for weekend/
Simeon's pouring over morning papers/
**playing: Dog Toy Or Marital Aid?/
only 9 out of 14 Correct--oops/via: Karen/
so how about you?/
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