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    The newspaper headline today says it all:- “Blair blocked Cabinet from hearing legal advice on Iraq”. He simply did not want to know the legal advice from a top law lord that effecting ‘regime change’ was not a legal precedent for going to war on Iraq.

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    The newspaper headline today says it all:- “Blair blocked Cabinet from hearing legal advice on Iraq”. He simply did not want to know the legal advice from a top law lord that effecting ‘regime change’ was not a legal precedent for going to war on Iraq.

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    Blair May Be Next For War Crimes Tribunal

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    The newspaper headline today says it all:- “Blair blocked Cabinet from hearing legal advice on Iraq”. He simply did not want to know the legal advice from a top law lord that effecting ‘regime change’ was not a legal precedent for going to war on Iraq.

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    Blair May Be Next For War Crimes Tribunal

    Posted on June 24, 2012 by Tony Dean


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    Rant On UK!

    UK The newspaper headline today says it all:Blair blocked Cabinet from hearing legal advice on Iraq. He simply did not want to know the legal advice from a top law lord that effecting regime change was not a legal precedent for going to war on Iraq. Tony Blair, prime minister in the Labour Government, told President George W. Bush that Saddam Hussains weapons of mass destruction were real and could be unleashed in 45 minutes on the west. This misleading advice sent the American president into war with Iraq dragging Britain behind them and losing 4,000 combatants and 100,000 Iraqui citizens and soldiers dead, with hundreds of thousands made homeless. The Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal have already convicted George W. Bush and 5 members of his administration of war crimes and torture, maybe Tony Blair is next for the War Crimes Tribunal.

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