Which is why 300 people from the British aerospace industry attended a recent seminar at Sheffield University about the research centre.

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But as David said, I think the vast majority of the American people and British understand why we went there.

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Capital is only one factor of production: why should people care more that it be British than, for example, the workforce?

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But Labour MP Rosie Cooper wondered why the government didn't "trust the British people to decide".

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Perhaps the British political elite might explain to the people why we are less deserving of their fundamental freedoms than others all over the world.

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Why do you think it is that the British and American people look at a situation that they think is, frankly, a mess -- they see terrible sacrifice, they see two men who are unable to impose their wills -- and they just are not persuaded by your arguments?

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And I think that given that it's an oil-rich country and given that there are American and British forces there, who, many people believe should be offering some level of security, why are there still so many problems getting basic supplies?

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