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Nick Clegg’s office speaks out on Miranda detention and destruction of Guardian data (87 comments) by The Voice
Opinion: I disagree with you. You must be stupid, incompetent or a liar… (100 comments) by Mark Valladares
Why I’m not so worried about David Miranda’s detention (42 comments) by Caron Lindsay
Some more information on the reasoning behind Nick Clegg’s approval of the destruction of the Guardian’s information (33 comments) by Caron Lindsay
I’m a liberal and I’m sticking up for Nick Clegg over David Miranda and The Guardian (45 comments) by Stephen Tall
Sarah Ludford MEP writes…Conference must debate Miranda detention (34 comments) by Sarah Ludford
Why we should consider the detention of David Miranda and destruction of the Guardian’s data as distinct issues (41 comments) by Nick Thornsby
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One Comment
At the moment we seem to be on the cusp of intervening in the Middle Easte again.
There has been lvery little reaction from the LD on this, which is a bit surprising.
I oppose intervention for one side otr the other unless it can be shown who was responsible for this attack. At the moment there seems very little hard evidence on whether the attack took place and, if it did, who was responsable.
I find it completely uneddifying to see the UK Foreign Secretary behaving as he did yesterday and would like to see some response from the LD as to whether they support his view or have a differing opinion.
Has the case for intervention been made to the Cabinet and the evidence for it being Assad assessed or is it based on suppositions from the information that has been coming out of Syria, which may or may not be factually accurate