The soft and rambling questioning saw Blair's initial nervousness turn to confidence as he realised that the whole point of the show was to let this slippery war criminal off the hook.
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Friday 29 January 2010
Bloody Blair!
A small but angry crowd turned up early on this cold January morning to express their feelings as Tony Blair slunk in through the back door for his appearance at the Chilcot Enquiry.
The soft and rambling questioning saw Blair's initial nervousness turn to confidence as he realised that the whole point of the show was to let this slippery war criminal off the hook.
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The soft and rambling questioning saw Blair's initial nervousness turn to confidence as he realised that the whole point of the show was to let this slippery war criminal off the hook.
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Wasn't there someone else involved who was gassing and hanging people who disagreed with him.
ReplyDeleteYou mean that chap we sold the poison gas to and then helped make sure that there wasn't a fuss? It's so messy when war criminals fall out with each other.
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