Afternoon session at Chilcot. So it all went wrong when those pesky Iran and Al Qaeda outsiders got involved. Even though there was a 911 issue. But Al Qaeda? And the criminality! Who’d have guessed the blighters would have fought back? Blow me down, is that what happens when a country’s infrastructure is allowed to […]
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What’s the chance of the Chilcott Iraq Inquiry arriving at a satisfactory objective conclusion? Andy Beckett asks in The Guardian if the inquiry can do a better job than past whitewashes. Then there are the inquisitors themselves. None of them is a lawyer, despite the Iraq war being a minefield of legal issues. All are
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Has this man no shame? Just when you think he can’t get any worse, Tony Blair hits rock bottom and breaks through to a whole new bottom no-one knew anything about. Our former British Prime Minister dons fishnets and high heels and makes yet another tranche of loot, this time hundreds of thousands from giving
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Today’s Times carries a powerful article by Sir Ken Macdonald, director of public prosecutions between 2003 and 2008, that says Blair was drunk on power when it came to dragging us into the Iraq war, engaging in “an alarming subterfuge with his partner George Bush” and going on to “mislead and cajole the British people
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What sort of madness is it that makes a person insist in the face of facts, principles and public opposition, that they alone are right in taking an action that results in over a million civilian deaths, impoverishes us as a nation and rips up our moral fabric? What sort of moral bankruptcy allows that
Tony Blair admits Iraq war lies: what happens at Chilcot? Read More »
Remember “Yo, Blair!”? I was going to bring you video footage of a graphic novel launch on Sunday at the ICA where German comics star Reinhard Kleist brought out his first English language book, Johnny Cash: I See A Darkness, but battles with my new Final Cut Express 4 and a stupid new iMovie version
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