ancient law inattempt to impeach Blair

[mouse]

Tony Blair of misleading Parliament over the Iraq war in the wake of the Chilcot report
A cross-party group of MPs want to bring Blair to trial in Westminster
They say Blair misled Parliament, causing deaths of 179 British lives


A dramatic attempt to impeach Tony Blair for misleading Parliament over the Iraq war could be launched in the wake of the long-awaited Chilcot report into the conflict.

MPs have begun to build support for an attempted prosecution of the former Labour Prime Minister after the 2.6million-word report is published on Wednesday.

A cross-party group is considering using an ancient Parliamentary mechanism to bring him to trial in Westminster.


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[mouse]

Blair will be got one way or another for his behaviour eventually
what a pity he cannot be got for murder ..outrageous greed and treachery...but some thing is better than nothing..
what an absolute shower this creature is

[beth]

Jul 2, 2016 2:41:41 GMT -5 mouse said:

Tony Blair of misleading Parliament over the Iraq war in the wake of the Chilcot report
A cross-party group of MPs want to bring Blair to trial in Westminster
They say Blair misled Parliament, causing deaths of 179 British lives


A dramatic attempt to impeach Tony Blair for misleading Parliament over the Iraq war could be launched in the wake of the long-awaited Chilcot report into the conflict.

MPs have begun to build support for an attempted prosecution of the former Labour Prime Minister after the 2.6million-word report is published on Wednesday.

A cross-party group is considering using an ancient Parliamentary mechanism to bring him to trial in Westminster.


Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3670751/MPs-say-ll-use-ancient-law-impeach-Tony-Blair-misleading-Parliament-Iraq-war-wake-Chilcot-report.html#ixzz4DEcebAVM
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Looks as though he could simply claim to have been mislead by Bush ... which might even be true.

[mouse]

""Looks as though he could simply claim to have been mislead by Bush ... which might even be true""" no way on this planet....would that hold an ounce of truth...
he might claim it but no one would believe it...he wasn't known as bushes poodle for nothing ..and lets not forget the hand of history and god..
no he told to many lies he has no wriggle room....and worse some of our lads sent out to Irak had to buy their own some of the right gear..because he sent them without the right equipment..so eager was he to shine
and we all watched him talk to a group of mothers..where he lied through his teeth
and Dr Kellys ahem suicide..and the moment he was told about that he was told about it caught on telly..he was abroad visiting some where and the cameras just happened to be rolling....I have NEVER seen any leader visibly blanche and flinch and be drained the way Blair did.....when Bush was told about 9/11he didn't have a quarter the visible physical reaction that blair had over Kellys death...I don't know if Fret or Souly remember it..i know sailor Mark did as we talked about it one time
Blair lied and lied and lied again...and one day he must pay for Irak..the Fiasco which is Afghanistan..the whole middle east turmoil which ensued from then...the monies from Arab leaders he was supposedly helping in the guise of some made up job from the EU and the treachery and treason he pursued in the EU..and the payments he got/gets from one of the worst Asian stans

and his wife too..she will also never be forgiven by so many ..as her husband sent the lads out some of them never to come back and many of those who did come back came maimed
when accused of fraud and sharp practise she stood and wept in a TV interview because her son had gone to university and tried to explain the need to buy two flats/apartments for him

the man is an utter disgrace and his hideously simpering wife is no better..

[mouse]

MP calls for Tony Blair to be 'stripped of all honours' after long-awaited Chilcot report into the Iraq War is published this week
Tony Blair facing calls to lose right to sit on Privy Council and his title
Tory MP Sir Davis Amess said the former PM 'should not escape justice'
It revolves around claims he 'misled the public' over the 2003 Iraq War

There is also the question of whether the war was legal. The then-Attorney General Lord Goldsmith produced a legal opinion expressing doubts that war could be justified without a second UN resolution.
He then revised his opinion, stating that war would be legal if the Government could show that Iraq was in ‘material breach’ of a previous UN resolution.[[remembering that Goldsmith was a friend of blairs]

This reversal was greeted with amazement among Government lawyers. One resigned.

The Cabinet was fobbed off, with legal opinion made to appear far more clear cut than it really was.

Having taken the country to war on shaky grounds, the post-war planning was almost non-existent.

Indeed, Mr Blair appears to have repeatedly ignored warnings from the Armed Forces on this.

He also ignored warnings from Middle East experts who said it was a fantasy that Saddam’s regime could be removed without triggering civil war throughout the region.

The consequences were disastrous, and have overshadowed every action the UK has taken in the Middle East since, in Afghanistan, in Libya, in Syria and in Yemen.

So the evidence presented to the inquiry is clear: Mr Blair misled Parliament and the country by deliberately exaggerating the threat posed by Saddam’s regime, and by deliberately underplaying his own commitment to regime change.

In addition, he took the UK into a disastrous conflict while ignoring warnings about the lack of planning for the aftermath.

How did our system of Government become so corrupted that deliberate inaccuracies and even lies could become the official narrative?

Why did the intelligence chiefs not object to their product being so misrepresented?


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