Felicity Arbuthnot
Dissident Voice
In spite of all the scepticism regarding the long delayed UK Iraq
Inquiry into the illegal invasion of Iraq, with predictions (including
by myself) that it would be a “whitewash” of the enormity of the lies
which led to the near destruction of Iraq, to the presence of ISIS and
to probably over a million deaths, The Sunday Times (May 22nd,
2016) is predicting an “absolutely brutal” verdict on those involved.
The paper claims that former Prime Minister Tony Blair, his then Foreign
Secretary Jack Straw, Sir Richard Dearlove, former Head of British
Secret Intelligence (MI6) are among those who face “serious damage to
their reputations.”
Not before time, many will surely be thinking.
The Inquiry, which sat from November 24th, 2009 until February 2nd, 2011, is finally to be published on July 6th, approaching five and a half years since its conclusion. Speculation is that publication of the findings are being further delayed until after the June 23rd British referendum on whether to remain in the European Union. Tony Blair is campaigning on his pal Prime Minister David Cameron’s “remain in” ticket. Confirmation of his murderous misleadings before the referendum would further discredit all he had to say and seriously damage, if not detonate, the “in” campaign.
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Dissident Voice
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Not before time, many will surely be thinking.
The Inquiry, which sat from November 24th, 2009 until February 2nd, 2011, is finally to be published on July 6th, approaching five and a half years since its conclusion. Speculation is that publication of the findings are being further delayed until after the June 23rd British referendum on whether to remain in the European Union. Tony Blair is campaigning on his pal Prime Minister David Cameron’s “remain in” ticket. Confirmation of his murderous misleadings before the referendum would further discredit all he had to say and seriously damage, if not detonate, the “in” campaign.
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