Andrew Marr's History of Modern Britain - Episode 2 (Pt 2)
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@kimokamal5 Surely Nasser caused the invasion when he decided to break the Anglo-Egyptian Agreement that he himself had signed on 19th October 1954?
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@blueray1969 Thorpe agrees with that view.
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@Kill3rballoon Nasser never recognised Israel.
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@itsmedooley The Soviet Union and Yugoslavia had blocked any sanctions against Nasser at the United Nations.
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@itsmedooley Attlee was trhe worst Prime Minister and Macmillan betrayed Eden during the Suez Crisis.
There was no alternative - we could not let Colonel Nasser get away with breaking his agreement.
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@JuanMacready Even if the war was right, he did it via the wrong methods, hiding a conspiracy from everyone to make an excuse to attack them made it look very bad, that he was just after the Suez crisis (which i believe was really his only intention)
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@RichardElden How was Eden a good Prime Minister at all? Even in this video it states the HUGE problems he caused, dividing the country and humiliating us, sinking us into a financial crisis again. He had an incredibly short leadership period as well lol, it was more Attlee/Macmillan and Thatcher who were the best Prime Ministers in terms of reforms and actual differences to Britain.
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Hmmmm Liebfraumilch. If you'd asked me at age 10 what color are wine bottles I'd of said blue. Blue Nun was at every Christmas in my American-German household
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@JuanMacready what counter-factual rubbish.
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@JuanMacready he was also the first Arab leader to actually recognise Isreal tho...
cheers matey!!
CASMUFC 2 years ago 11
@dezboss Eden did the right thing. If Nasser had been removed in 1956 there would have been no Six Day War and no Yom Kippur War either.
JuanMacready 1 year ago 8