Stephen Walt thinks Tony Blair’s appearance at the Chilcot inquiry vindicates the basis of the book he co-authored with John Mearsheimer, The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy.
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thabet
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thabet
This is Tony Blair:
And there should never be any doubt that he is a warmongering bastard:
It is doubtful whether this criminal will ever be brought to justice in this world, but it is worth supporting efforts to have Blair harassed wherever he goes for the rest of his life.
And on the topic of Blair, I am not at all surprised to see Martin Bright agreeing with Mad Mel.
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johnpi
Blair plays the ‘9/11, get out of jail free card’ that has worked so well for criminals formerly in government on this side of the Atlantic.
An unrepentant Tony Blair defended his decision to join the United States in attacking Iraq, arguing Friday before a panel investigating the war that the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks made the threat of weapons of mass destruction impossible to ignore.
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thabet
Wanted war criminal Tony Blair will attend the Iraq Inquiry on Friday. I don’t expect much in the way of hard questions, although the inquiry has revealed (or more accurately recycled) various views and facts on the legality of the invasion.
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thabet
Why was Iraq so important to the UK?
And are Shell and BP paying rent to the state?
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thabet
Sticking with the Iraq War, Con(man) Coughlin says:
I’ve been sceptical about what yet another inquiry into the Iraq war might achieve…
The reason Coughlin is sceptical is because he is well-known conduit for the lies that were fed to the public in the run up to the war. Any inquiry which reminds the public of the lies that Coughlin promoted has to bad for his ‘journalistic’ credentials.
