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I'd agree to a certain extent - see autopilot disengaged's post here. One thing that I've noticed, particularly in media coverage of public opinion in the UK about the impending war, is that certain assumptions are being widely challenged in quarters where they had previously been taken for granted. Simple questions, such as why we hold one moral standard for our strategic allies and another for 'rogue states', are being put to the Prime Minister on national TV, and I have really never seen that before... I think that's one of the reasons Blair has seemed genuinely rattled by some of the more mainstream anti-war activity - people *aren't supposed to question these things*, not 'ordinary' people anyway... And the optimist in me holds out hope that the political landscape in the UK could change for the better as a result.
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