How the UK's HMG replied to questions on NUKES

I'm not scared of nukes. I'm scared of the people who buy them.

This is thrilling stuff. I could point you in loads of directions at stunning analysis & biting cartoons. But it's best just to look at the nitty gritty of the pieces of paper that go into Hansard - the official record of the Houses of Commons and Lords SW1A Aaakkkmi6mi5. now one of those is a real secret society with hoods on. & I'm not talking about hoodies or asbestos. We do though (get hoodies & asbestos) because we're scum.

Remember that the link in this "other press" article is to a site envisioned for people who aren't like you, that's why it's called "they work for you". Thanks to the foresight of some maligned predecessors & hard bleeding by other predecessors - we either live in the bubble of the Irish diasporia or in the republic of Ireland & a lot of voting households up the wee north.
& it's not wee actually.... It's global. anyway

http://www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id=2007-03-13a.116...44.mh
with such delights which got through Hansard's grater to us in cyber-land fnord "cache it now" as this :-
Q. how many application forms does a Brit Hun officer have to fill out?
A. anyway.......my honourable friend

anyway
anyway
it's not wee

They've still got nukes you know. when will they use them?

this article was faked using top range consumer products. Write your own, I'm not answering queries or questionaires - I'm on holidays. Somewhere sunny - all the neighbours built their own houses. Respect to them I say. They built lovely hotels too. That's how it goes says you. How many Nukes does our neighbour have? How many of them rely on Sellafield in any way - [look at your top right hand screen now.] & how many of them float in our waters.
With or without sick people on board.......................Have they filled in the proper forms?