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Our leaders at work

One has ordered his forces into battle more times than any other postwar British leader. The other threatens military action against “evil” nations and keeps a scorecard of dead al-Qaida leaders, marking each fatality with an X. Now, Tony Blair and George Bush have received international recognition for their unswerving willingness to use force: a nomination for the 2002 Nobel peace prize.

Posted in Politics. See also: Bush and Blair nominated for Nobel Peace Prize | Blood on his hands | Pro-US, anti-Bush | Hu’s on first? | Not in Our Name .

By Michael Hanscom
March 13, 2002

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