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UK forces ready for war; Simpson ready to liberate Baghdad
British forces were declared "good to go" to war with Iraq yesterday by their commanding officer. Speaking from his command post in Kuwait, Brigadier Jim Dutton said that all of the front-line troops required for the conflict were "ready for operations". He added that John Simpson, his "secret weapon" for taking Baghdad, the man responsible for liberating Kabul and the BBC's World Affairs Editor, was standing by in the north of Iraq, armed with a "high-velocity, long-range" videophone and a camera crew.

Other key personnel have also been put on stand-by for conflict. "Comedian" Jim Davidson, "singer" Geri Halliwell and "actress" Claire Sweeny have all reportedly cleared their diaries in case they are called upon to "entertain" British forces or torture Iraqi prisoners. The importance of their role is in no doubt. As one Lance Corporal told DeadBrain, "war wouldn’t be hell on earth without Geri Halliwell".

The army has played down reports that its soldiers are ill-equipped for the task in hand. "OK, so our boys may not have all the fancy gear the Americans have like proper boots and guns and stuff, but if John Simpson can liberate a city with a camera crew and a flak jacket, I don't see why we need it," said one sergeant.

Meanwhile, plans to build a 5-star hotel for troops waiting for action in the Kuwaiti desert have been shelved. An MoD spokesman told DeadBrain that not only had there been problems getting materials like "bricks" and "water" in the middle of the desert, but the Kuwaiti government had refused planning permission on the grounds that they didn't want it to become "another Dome". "Besides," he confided, "I don't think they'll be waiting around much longer."

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