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Lord Falconer, "We were wrong to invade Iraq"


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Tony and his lot want putting on trial for using the UK military to help grow the profits of his corporate friends and donors. He and Bush should be ashamed for all the carnage THEY caused in Iraq.

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Tony and his lot want putting on trial for using the UK military to help grow the profits of his corporate friends and donors. He and Bush should be ashamed for all the carnage THEY caused in Iraq.

 

Yes they should. Neither will admit their failings. In fact if you dig out a sky news interview bush did a few years back he was still trying to tie in Iraq to 9/11. Unreal.

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Yes they should. Neither will admit their failings. In fact if you dig out a sky news interview bush did a few years back he was still trying to tie in Iraq to 9/11. Unreal.

 

I remember that!

 

It appeared to be desperate and simply unbelievable when we all knew that Hans Blix (the UN weapons inspector) from the Iraq Survey Group stated months before the first bomb was fired into Iraq that there were NO weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

 

Even if there were weapons of mass destruction it didn't entitle the west to disarm Saddam Hussein.

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The fact that the good old USA have proven their ability to become involved with soccer

( football to the rest of the world) on a point of corruption with Sepp and his cronies.

Yet by the same token fail to take to task Bush/Blair being complicit in lies ,falsehoods and hidden agendas.

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The fact that the good old USA have proven their ability to become involved with soccer

( football to the rest of the world) on a point of corruption with Sepp and his cronies.

Yet by the same token fail to take to task Bush/Blair being complicit in lies ,falsehoods and hidden agendas.

 

If there's no limits on bringing politicians to task for lies, falsehoods and hidden agendas then go back to 1956 and Prime Minister Anthony Eden's murky Suez Canal adventure which without American intervention could have triggered off a showdown with the Soviet Union on one side and Britain and France on the other.

 

Of course if you wanted to put him on trial that's a little too late by now

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