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Subject: parliament trying to block a private case
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silverjx 17.04.17 - 03:40pm
Against Tony Blair for his decision to go to war in Iraq.... An Iraq citizen is trying to get war crime charges bought up against Blair with the charge of ''agression'' but a government minister and two labour ministers are putting pressure on the prosecution service to block any attempts of charges. A previous case was blocked on the account an ex head of state is immune and also close advisors * +

silverjx 17.04.17 - 03:52pm
That's the problem but international does. can tell why they are trying to block it but then again the decision was to go on a lie and cause untold carnage * +

tranie 17.04.17 - 04:01pm
i hope the iraqi dude is successful, blair is a war criminal and should be tried as such. How that piece of human shyte can sleep at night is beyond me. George ''dubya'' bush should also be standing next to him in the dock. * +

mikeymk 17.04.17 - 04:10pm
We should've just done him for treason..

But seriously, along with a few ex U.S presidents and associated personnel, he should be called to account. It just seems like you can go bombing various countries, kill millions of people, execute their leaders, and all on giving other public bodies a load of bullshit, and getting the press to support you.

It's not okay. Blair (or Major, or Cameron) did not have the support of the British public to do Britain's part in what's been happening. * +

dodgey 17.04.17 - 04:13pm
Tony Blair deserves jail * +

silverjx 17.04.17 - 04:14pm

@ mikeymk - 17.04.17 - 04:10pm
We should've just done him for treason..

But seriously, along with a few ex U.S presidents and associated personnel, he should be called to account. It just seems like you can go bombing various countries, kill millions of people, execute their leaders, and all on giving other public bodies a load of bullshit, and getting the press to support you.

It's not okay. Blair (or Major, or Cameron) did not have the support of the British public to do Britain's part in what's been happening.

Blair abolished the treason law when he was in power...think it was to stop a private prosecution of one of his pals at the time * +

wakeup4 17.04.17 - 04:17pm
Is anyone surprised?? *

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