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nick venedi
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
The Inquiry into the Iraq War
The inquiry starts today and whilst no one expects the establishment to find that Tony Blair did anything wrong I am hoping that some evidence will come out showing that the true principles of democracy and decency were ignored by someone who was elected to office by those he ignored. That is what I am hoping will come out of this. Many young men and women sacrificed their lives for something that wasn't true. Removing a dictator from office is always a splendid idea but there are many corrupt governments around the world and I don't see us doing much about removing them. The other excuse was that Sadam had weapons of mass destruction which is something that we discovered not to be true afterwards. The dictator was also not too fond of Osama Bin whatsit so that excuse was out of the window. So why didn't Blair tell the truth and explain that since Iraq produces 10% of the world oil supplies he could not take the risk of having Bush worry about the supplies of oil to the West and therefore he had to be removed? That was the real reason otherwise there would have been a task force send to Rwanda? Hypocrisy is a nasty disease!!
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We should have gave Bush 4 more years to level Iraq.
ReplyDeleteWell TSC from the US? You say we should have given Bush 4 more years I take it that means you are from the US? As for leveling Iraq I don't think there's many mountians in Iraq so its already leveled?
ReplyDeleteAnyway thanks for your contribution.
Regards , Nick