Alex wrote in #15
It may be British who done 24.01.2011 to Russia in justification of Blair's questioning over war crimes. He had an excellent teacher Bush to learn how to use civilians for their own justifiation

British might have been involved but not because of Blair.

I get so fed up watching RT and reading a lot of the comments here. Of course the west has done some things wrong, it has also dont a lot right like being in the main democratic for decades. something the east can not boast.

Constantly you rant on about Vietnam and Iraq, but we never hear about your countries dreadful past in Chechyna. You rant on about western corruption, but seem to foget Russia has endemic corruption and crime. You rant on about the wests obesity, but forget about your horrific alcohol problem.

See there is right and wrong on both sides. For goodness sake let us all grow up and try to work together. Im so sick of biased media channels like Fox News and RT, treating us like kids and pretending only one side has all the answers and one side does all the evil.

ps to those mentioning Queen Victoria (sad sad sad!) and our role in slavery, you fogrot to mention it was the Britain that were the first to outlaw it. Before the US, before Russia. 

The British have interfered in world affairs for a long whle and just because somebody else might do it does not make it right and is no argument for a just cause but just meaningless rhetoric. Britain wasdefeated by USA in 1776 but there are many more occasions where British intervention has turned into disaster: Ireland, India, Kenya, Suez to name a few and what Iraq and Afghanistan account for in the coming years only time will tell but one things is sure, if Britain can not deal with it's near neighbours in Europe and Russia it cannot succeed in places so far removed as Iraq and Afghanistan. Having lived in England all my life I am pro-EU and UN intervention and political resolution at what ever level world wide and totally anti-British imperialist interference in affairs around the globe. Having lived in England all of my life and being pro-English freedom I am absolutely nothing to do with undemocratic interventionism and it is a pity that many people like me who follow the cause of democracy and rightful government institutions are sometimes judged as imperialist interventionists. We are not. There are many in the British Isles who pursue the cause of a free England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales which already have good levels of devolution from the British government having their own parliamentary assemblies and government systems with which at some point to engage in world affairs at the EU and within the UN as independent nations. The fact that the bogus UK government makes this work difficult is not the doing of many people committed to world democracy and the place of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales within this system. Many people who live here are genuinely opposed to British interventionist policies and seek genuine democracy under the rule of international law.