Toni Blair's vision of a "world war on anti-freedom" groups is correct. Other nations must understand his accruate vision and come forth with political and armed support. He is a sterling respresentative of a leader who leads and does not accept subjective news media poll results. He now has a tremendious opportunity to continue his vision by applying his courage and talents world wide.

Donald, DULUTH, Minnesota

Why do i have a feeling that we're not wanted in Iraq?

John, London, UK

Sorry but the hypocrisy of this gets to me every time he opens his mouth, he should keep it shut. The West supports islamic regimes in the middle East that treat their people like animals and foreigners even worse, one of those countries supplied virtually all of the 9/11 hijackers and not one Western bomb was dropped on that country. Add to this the support for an illegal thug-ridden regime in israel and it just makes me fuming mad to talk about Iran supporting terrorists when the West has, and is, still supporting them all over the middle East. It seems as long as you invest your funds in the West you can blow away twin towers anywhere you want with absolute impunity. This whole thing stinks and no amount of clever words will cover up the fact this was one unholy mess from start to finish and huge numbers of people in the UK told him so long before we ever went in. Ask anyone in Iraq if they'd rather have Saddam, without sanctions, or "Bliar" and we know what the answer would be.

John, Dundee, UK

Were there mortars at the same distance from
number 10, panic would break out and the odd Brasilian
might be shot. It shows that normality in Iraq is constant
warfare by a people seeking to drive out occupation forces.

heiko khoo, london, uk

The only danger Mr Blair was in was of having to face the disaster the illegal invasion of Iraq has wrought and admit he was wrong.

Richard Cheeseman, Wellington, New Zealand

May be it was Gordon Brown getting impatient !!
More seriously,why shouldn't Blair get a bit of a fright and taste of what he has exposed British troops too? It may shake him out of his endless platitudes about Iraq and prompt him to make an honest ,spontaneous comment for once................he owes the troops that at least.

John, Beijing, China

When Blair said the question is what are we going to do in the face of these attacks he should have sought out the nearest British mortar tube or artillery piece and personally....fired back! Actions speak louder than words, and you have to admit...that would have been one hell of a way to leave the scene!

Murph, Madisonville, USA/KY

I thought our soldiers would have been more accurate than that!

Alan Griffiths., chigwell, essex

Jonathan from Launceston, actually he wasn't really in danger. These mortars are not actually that powerful - they have to land pretty much on top of you to do any damage and it's impossible for the insurgents to land them accurately. Obviously more danger than in say Cheddar Gorge, but not worth over stating.

Steve, Baghdad, Iraq

"Officials emphasised that the prime minister was not in any danger"

Really? So they can now predict where rockets are going to land. These were high explosive rockets, not corner shop fireworks. The PM was in some danger.

Jonathan, Launceston, UK

These guys go over to Iraq and talk up how much progress is being made, while hundreds of helicopters cricleing overhead and thousands of troops guarding them still can not stop an attack. Blair and Bush do not have a clue.

Roger Davidson, Yona, Guam