“Tony Blair has said Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction ‘may never be found’.
Mr Blair said he had ‘to accept we haven’t found them and we may never find them’ – but that did not mean Saddam Hussein had not been a threat.
He said the former Iraqi leader had been in breach of UN resolutions and his weapons may have been ‘removed, hidden or destroyed’.”
Suprise, suprise.
If Saddam had destroyed his weapons, then wasn’t that exactly what the US and UK were claiming they wanted?
“What are the specific allegations against Saddam?
…Charge six involves the suppression of the Kurdish and Shia uprisings that followed the 1991 Gulf war.”
Since when has stopping an uprising resulted in war crimes. I would hope that if the Cornish tomorrow, declared war on parliament, and turned up in Westminster with arms, that they would be shot and killed.
Unfortunately they only have the PDF version, but it’s nice to see that Coronation Street’s gay story line ITV1, various episodes, April and May, Derren Brown Séance Channel 4, 31 May 22:30 and My Foetus Channel 4, 20 April, 23:05 have been given the all clear after 89, 244 and 8 complaints from the stupid public. Who I’m guessing never bothered to watch these programmes.
Sack them all!!!
At last, people standing up to the knee-jerk reactionary that is David Blunkett.
Only Labour could have a whip on such an issue 🙁
Reminds me of my childhood.
One born every minute!
And other good guide of Fact vs Ficton
A good start from the BBC into why the Constitution is nothing more dangerous than the treaties we’ve already signed.