Due out this morning, but seems not to have caught the public imagination. Must be a good few volumes as it cost millions and has taken 7 years.
No doubt it will be an establishment compromise, sadly.
As someone who who joined the march against the war, the pointless death, heartache and destruction was foreseeable and preventable. Someone should take responsibility. I doubt Chilcott will point the finger in enough detail.
Do I win £100 if this is a headline?
Chilcot says 'Saint Tony just doing his job but perhaps we need to think a bit or listen to the population before going to war again'
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We are a barmy nation. I bet the Eurocrats are glad they got shot of us.
Consolation might be that Blair may well (we hope) lose his ultra lucrative speaking and 'independent ambassadorial' roles .. he'll still have his millions and multiple high grade properties though
He is already sounding off that the report represents a vindication. I wonder what planet these people actually live on - clearly somewhere the concept of shame is non existent.
He is and always has been a complete fraud.
Chilcot singled out poor equipment and inadequate protection of troops
He found MoD was 'slow' in responding to casualties from roadside bombs
Report criticised delays in providing more robust patrol vehicles to troops
Instead soldiers were stuck in 'snatch' Land Rovers dubbed 'mobile coffins'
Lack of helicopters and concerns over body armour also highlighted''
Still, at least public spending never got cut.
Bliar = arsehole.
And all the ''lifelong labour'' gang remain quiet.
Chilcot. "Systematically and comprehensively demolishes Tony Blair's sham justifications for embroiling the UK in the most disasterous war of the modern era.
Those responsible should be brought to account instead of hiding behind the lie that good intentions at the time trump the consequences that followed.
Incomplete intelligence was cynically exploited to fit Blair and his advisors political agenda.
The lack of a post invasion strategy was even more criminal given the credible warnings of the grave humanitarian disaster that would follow.
Chilcott said 'We do not agree that hindsight is required. The dangers were each explicitly identified to the Blair government before invasion'
The reputational damage to the UN of Blair being the Middle East peace envoy would be hard to overstate, he should be treading the same path to The Hague as some of the African and Asian peers."
Yesterday's forgotten news, sadly.
Chilcott speaks out today for the first time since his report.
No doubt the £20 billion+ his wars cost the UK would pay for a few sweeteners post Brexit.