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  • Iraq War Inquiry, Day Four


    'Imagine' A World Of Peace,Understanding,ToleranceAuthority Authority: 137
    This Inquiry is confirming, though already done but not all by the spoken words of the participants, what went on especially behind the closed doors and placing it with whats already been into the public realm. No hiding in todays world, especially when the little notes come forward like a puzzles small pieces! Its ...
    1 hour ago
  • On the Legality Question of the Iraq War


    Net News PublisherAuthority Authority: 453
    Since the BBC is one of my primary sources for world news, I have been following with mild interest (which seems to be significantly more than that of American media) the proceedings of an inquiry into the initiation of the “Bush War” in Iraq. The head of the inquiry is Sir John Chilcot, who, prior to its ...
    2 hours ago
  • Iraq invasion legitimacy was in doubt, Chilcot inquiry told


    The Guardian - guardian.co.ukAuthority Authority: 987
    Former British ambassador to the United Nation says he threatened to resign over Iraq war Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Britains ambassador to the United Nations at the time of the Iraq war, said yesterday that the lack of widespread international support for the invasion meant its legitimacy was in doubt. He told the Iraq ...
    2 hours ago
  • Iraqis stories must be heard | Norman Kember


    The Guardian - guardian.co.ukAuthority Authority: 987
    Four years ago, I travelled to Iraq to talk with its besieged people. Chilcot cannot ignore them now Four years ago this week I was kidnapped in Baghdad . My trip to Iraq had been motivated by frustration at the governments deafness to all voices of reasoned opposition to the war in Iraq. I went to meet Iraqis to ...
    4 hours ago
  • The "But For" costs: Why we're broke


    SabbahAuthority Authority: 142
    By Jeff Gates * | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Why were broke Video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OT5uw1Fb_0 3 trillion dollars down the drain Though brilliant in its simplicity and the ability to convey the scope and scale of this ongoing disaster, the presentation understates the ...
    4 hours ago
  • Iraq war legitimacy questionable says ex-diplomat.


    The Osterley TimesAuthority Authority: 132
    The Chilcot inquiry today heard from Sir Jeremy Greenstock, the UKs ambassador to the UN in 2003, who stated that although he did not think the Iraq war would be proven to be illegal, even he thought it was of "questionable legitimacy" as it was not supported by a majority of the UN or even a majority of UK citizens. ...
    5 hours ago
  • Who decides if a war is legal? | Chris Ames


    Comment is free | guardian.co.ukAuthority Authority: 163
    In a careful performance at the Iraq inquiry Sir Jeremy Greenstock claimed to have been ill-informed, not naive Sir Jeremy Greenstocks questioning of the legitimacy – as opposed to the legality – of the Iraq war raises two pretty big questions of politics and international and law. Who decides if a war is ...
    5 hours ago
  • Set the Iraq Record Straight


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    6 hours ago
  • The anthrax attack


    Later OnAuthority Authority: 455
    Dana Perino, who so far as I can tell is dumber than Sarah Palin, was on TV recently saying that, during George W. Bush’s presidency, the US had no terrorist attacks. I guess she has forgotten the attacks of 9/11 and the subsequent anthrax attacks. Or maybe she’s just lying, hoping that the public is stupid—and ...
    6 hours ago
  • Get Ready for Another Whitewash


    NOVAKEO.COMAuthority Authority: 136
    The Jerusalem Post reported today that Sir Oliver Miles, a former British ambassador to Libya criticized the appointment of two leading Jewish academics to the UK’s Iraq Inquiry panel, stating it may upset the balance of the inquiry. Miles said the two academics were Jewish and that Gilbert was an active ...
    7 hours ago
  • Iraq inquiry: Blair deal on regime change?


    Creative-iAuthority Authority: 150
    UK former ambassador to Washington tells Iraq inquiry he was excluded from Blair and Bush talks in 2002
    8 hours ago
  • Iraq War nonsense - todays ramblings!


    A View from Middle England by Arden ForesterAuthority Authority: 130
    Sir Jeremy Greenstock, the UKs ambassador to the UN in 2003, said the invasion of Iraq did not have the backing of most UN members or even the UK public. It was of "questionable legitimacy" even though it is unlikely to be ever proved illegal. He said he believed the US and UK had "established" its legality in that ...
    9 hours ago
  • Iraq invasion of questionable legitimacy


    The Guardian - guardian.co.ukAuthority Authority: 987
    Sir Jeremy Greenstock tells inquiry that war did not have backing of great majority of UN states The invasion of Iraq was legal but of "questionable legitimacy" because the US and UK had failed to persuade other countries of the need for war, the then UK ambassador to the UN told the Chilcot inquiry today. Sir ...
    11 hours ago
  • Iraq inquiry: war not legitimate, Sir Jeremy Greenstock tells inquiry


    Family: News and advice on family matters children and parentsAuthority Authority: 972
    Britain and the US did not have the "democratic backing" for the invasion, Sir Jeremy Greenstock - then Britains ambassador to the UN - has told the Iraq inquiry.
    11 hours ago
  • US was set on engaging Saddam in a war, says ex-UK envoy


    Thaindian NewsAuthority Authority: 726
    London, Nov.27 (ANI): Former British ambassador to the United Nations, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, has told an official Iraq War inquiry here that America seemed determined to go to war with Saddam Hussein.According to a Sky News report, Greenstock was a key figure in Britain’s efforts to resolve the Iraq crisis through ...
    11 hours ago
  • Iraq inquiry: invasion of questionable legitimacy says Sir Jeremy Greenstock


    Family: News and advice on family matters children and parentsAuthority Authority: 972
    War did not have majority United Nations backing, Sir Jeremy Greenstock - then Britains ambassador to UN - tells Iraq inquiry.
    11 hours ago
  • The truth of UKs guilt over Iraq | Scott Ritter


    The Guardian - guardian.co.ukAuthority Authority: 987
    Until Chilcot hears UN weapons inspectors testimony, the fiction of Britain honestly seeking a WMD smoking gun prevails With its troops no longer engaged in military operations inside Iraq, Great Britain has been liberated politically to conduct a postmortem of that conflict , including the sensitive issue of the ...
    12 hours ago
  • The Iraq War ‘Inquiry’: ‘Revelations’? What revelations? By William Bowles


    Creative-iAuthority Authority: 150
    I read with amazement the ‘revelations’ concerning war criminal Tony Blair’s visit to Camp Crawford in March 2002 where Bush/Blair decided that ‘regime change’ was the order of the day. But there’s nothing new about these ‘revelations’, indeed I and many others reported this meeting literally years ago.
    12 hours ago
  • Iraq inquiry – live


    Politics: Politics blog | guardian.co.ukAuthority Authority: 104
    Minute-by-minute coverage of todays session of Sir John Chilcots investigation into the Iraq war, which is hearing evidence from Sir Jeremy Greenstock 11.39am: The inquiry has stopped for a 10-minute break. Ill now try to post the key quote from the hearing so far, about the war not having legitimacy. (See 11.04am) ...
    13 hours ago
  • To overthrow Saddam a year before Iraq war, Blair ’signed in blood’ a deal


    Thaindian NewsAuthority Authority: 726
    London, Nov 26 (ANI): To declare war on Iraq and overthrow Saddam Hussein regime, former British Prime Minster Tony Blair and ex-US President George W Bush might have secretly “signed in blood” a deal to overthrow Saddam a year before going to the war, according to a former senior diplomat. Britain’s Ambassador ...
    17 hours ago

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