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• Tony Blair’s son set to open his own football agency

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 725
  London, Nov. 28 (ANI): Nicky Blair, the son of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, is set to establish his own football agency in partnership with a university friend.The Oxford-educated schoolteacher already runs a computer gaming business with his housemate, 22-year-old Gabriel Moraes. Now the pair has ...
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• Blair and a deal signed in blood: PM and Bush had secret plan to topple Saddam

  
  Progressive News Daily — Authority: 162
  By Ian Drury The Daily Mail Online Tony Blair and George Bush ’signed in blood’ a secret deal to topple Saddam Hussein almost a year before Iraq was invaded, Britain’s former U.S. ambassador suggested yesterday. Sir Christopher Meyer said the ex-Prime Minister’s stance on Iraq ‘tightened’ a day after ...
  16 hours ago

• How refreshing! Matthew Parris is 95% right about Blair’s Iraq decision

  
  Tony Blair — Authority: 434
  Original Home Page All Contents of Site – Index “Ban Blair-Baiting” petit ion - please sign Comment at end 28th November, 2009 MR PARRIS – I SALUTE YOU – MORE OR LESS Parris: “But, no, Mr Blair surely didn’t lie about WMDs. He did what we all do: sure in our mind that a conclusion is ...
  16 hours ago

• Iraq inquiry: Dancing to American drums

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 163
  Tony Blair has yet to testify before Sir John Chilcots inquiry into the Iraq war, but he must already be squirming after the first weeks evidence. Contrary to expectations, the mandarins have not pulled their oh-so-elegant punches. Freed from obligations of loyalty, they appear to be addressing the fundamental ...
  17 hours ago

• Greenstock: Iraq war “legal” but The Telegraph continues to be illiberal with the actualite

  
  Tony Blair — Authority: 434
  Original Home Page All Contents of Site – Index “Ban Blair-Baiting” petit ion - please sign Comment at end 27th November, 2009 THE REAL HEADLINE FROM GREENSTOCK AT THE IRAQ INQUIRY … IRAQ WAR LEGAL If any of our newspapers leader/article writers was worth his weight in old newspapers, ...
  18 hours ago

• Iraq War Inquiry, Day Four

  
  'Imagine' A World Of Peace,Understanding,Tolerance — Authority: 136
  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 ...
  19 hours ago

• Cherie Blair Gets Fucked

  
  GrumpyOldTwat — Authority: 425
  Rik Mayall reprises his role as Alan Bstard MP in one of my all time favourite pieces of video mockery. Knowing Rik, as I do, just makes the whole fucking thing (pun intended) even funnier. If you have never seen this before youre in for a treat. A classic piece by Alison Jackson .
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• Something For The Weekend 14

  
  t5m: Love Personality, Love t5m — Authority: 492
  It’s a situation you might expect to come across in a bad-taste comedy sketch: heart transplant patient – tubes everywhere, chest opened up – on operating table; surgeon examining grisly-looking donated organ.“Don’t quite know what I can do with this,” he mutters. “Wasn’t quite what I was expecting. ...
  20 hours ago

• Iraq invasion legitimacy was in doubt, Chilcot inquiry told

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — 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 ...
  20 hours ago

• Chilcot Iraq hearings: An inquiry with everything. . . except answers

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 970
  Its all very cosy and polite at the Chilcot hearings - but where are the tough questions, asks Vicki Woods.
  21 hours ago

• I shant mourn GMTV, that smarmy, padded seat of power | Marina Hyde

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 163
  Is is fitting that its demise feels linked to the fall of the New Labour types with whom it became so nauseatingly cosy Can the rumours be true? Can apocalypse-hastening ITV breakfast show GMTV really be about to cut to an eternal ad break, without the chance, when we come back, to hear from the inspirational ...
  21 hours ago

• Who decides if a war is legal? | Chris Ames

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — 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 ...
  23 hours ago

• Blair knew Iraq had no WMD before war, inquiry hears

  
  Question Everything — Authority: 441
  Daniel Tencer/RawstoryUK considered Iran, Libya, North Korea bigger threats than IraqBritish Prime Minister Tony Blair was told ten days before the invasion of Iraq that Saddam Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction programs likely remained “dismantled,” but the prime minister continued to insist that Iraq was ...
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• Question Time analysis: Iraq War

  
  Lightwater — Authority: 140
  Last night’s BBC Question Time debate was a deal more measured than in previous weeks. David Dimbleby began with an introductory comment on the Chilcot Iraq Inquiry . I’m afraid to admit a feeling of depression coming over me. Iraq war, it’s history, mistakes were made, Blair and Alastair Campbell ...
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• Iraq invasion of questionable legitimacy

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — 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 ...
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• John Terry for sale as Chelsea and England captain touts for business

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 970
  England captaincy just another way of selling tat learns the Bung...
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• Diane Abbott: It was all about Tony Blair

  
  Nasir Khan blog — Authority: 143
  The evidence on Iraq is now clear. The former PM was dizzied by Bush, and misled gullible MPs Diane Abbott, The Guardian/UK , Nov 27, 2009 The limitations of the Chilcot inquiry are obvious. It is a group of establishment trusties , evidence will not be on oath and the government is doing ...
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• To overthrow Saddam a year before Iraq war, Blair ’signed in blood’ a deal

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 725
  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 ...
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• Brit, US officials were looking for “smoking gun” to justify Iraq invasion

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 725
  London, Nov.27 (ANI): British and American officials were desperately looking for a “smoking gun” that would justify their imminent invasion of Iraq, an official inquiry has heard.Sky News quoted Sir Christopher Meyer, the former British ambassador to the US, as saying the Bush administration’s stringent ...
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• Rush To Judgment In Iraq Was Planned

  
  The Impudent Observer - Global Liberal Issues — Authority: 147
  During March, 2003, the President of the United States and his British allies insisted there had to be an immediate invasion of Iraq in order to rid that nation of its WMD. The frenzied atmosphere brooked no attempt to delay what was posed as a vital immediate need. However, recently revealed information indicate ...
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