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International News Title: Tony Blair could face Iraq contempt vote in Commons A group of senior MPs is calling for a vote to decide whether Tony Blair is guilty of contempt of Parliament over his decision to invade Iraq in 2003. Next, the US Congress needs to go after GWBush for lies to Tony Blair. And the whole of American government for getting us into a 6TRILLION dollar fiasco. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest #1. To: buckeroo, no opposition party in the US, *The Two Parties ARE the Same* (#0) US Congress needs to go after GWBush for lies to Tony Blair. And the whole of American government for getting us into a 6TRILLION dollar fiasco. The human cost is even more significant. How many millions maimed and killed? Nothing will happen because there's only one (1) party in the US... The D&R Global War & Pillage Combine. Everything's going along fine for them, so the two wings grumble a bit, and carry on. It's the American way to bury your head in the sand and blame the other wing. Get with the program, dissidents will end up in the New & Improved Trump-Clinton FEMA Camp! ![]() #2. To: hondo68 (#1) The human cost is even more significant. How many millions maimed and killed? Well stated, hondo68. Often the calculations of human costs are also about the second derivatives of irresponsible war which includes the aftermath of US defeat in Afghanistan/Iraq. It is incalculable since the reverberations of the USA losing Iraq has shook the ME into violent revolution through Libya, Egypt, Syria, Sudan and all over the world map. It includes even this year's violent ISIS crisis in San Bernardino, CA or even in Paris, France The total human costs of GWBush's premeditated tyranny is incalculable.
#3. To: buckeroo (#0) if Mr Blair was found guilty it was unclear what actions would be taken but "the government could choose to strip him of his Privy Councillorship". Parliament might invoke its old prerogative and use the Tower?
#4. To: buckeroo (#0) Mr Blair has apologised for mistakes he made but has said he stands by his decision and "there were no lies". So, he starts his defense with a lie, for a politician of any sort to claim no lies, is a lie. Elected and unelected Bureaucrats, leeches, and cockroaches are all part of the same family in the animal kingdom. Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest |
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