About a half the public (52 per cent) agrees that Britain should join military action only if there is a new UN resolution. This compares with 62 per cent a month ago. This decline is largely because of a rise from 11 to 19 per cent in the number saying that Britain should join military action against Iraq regardless of whether there is a new UN resolution.
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However, Mr Blair’s leader rating has improved over the past month and he is now ahead of both the other main party leaders. This reflects increased support both from Labour and, particularly, from Tory voters.
Blair is being set up by the pollsters. And this outfit is left wing. Don't help them.
Regards, Ivan
This loss of support is Blair's own fault. He delayed things and every delay cost him dearly and strengthened the pro-Nazi forces. If we had gone in in early January, we would be done by now, thousands of tortured souls would have been released, and dreadful other secrets revealed. Blair would be a hero anew, and his enemies disgraced. Instead he has been weak in insisting on the corrupt U.N.'s imprimateur. You can't be both Chamberlain AND Churchill. Such an approach is doomed to failure.