Monday, November 30, 2009

British General Calls for Prosecution of Blair

Why I believe Blair should stand trial - and even face charges for war crimes, by General Sir Michael Rose
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5 comments:

  1. Princess PokeyhanusNovember 30, 2009 at 10:12 PM

    Hiding behind that delete button,seems rather like hiding behind civilians to " fight ".Echo Chamber Island hasn't changed much.

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  2. Jemmy HopeDecember 1, 2009 at 6:26 AM

    I'm beginning to feel very uneasy about these public statements made by British Army generals. It's getting like Turkey over here. I'm beginning to wonder how long before we have a military coup.
    We don't need a bloodstained and bemedalled barrack-room lawyer to tell us that Blair's a war criminal.

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  3. VAADecember 1, 2009 at 11:34 AM

    <span style="">Military coup <span style="">in England ??? <span style=""> =-O </span></span></span>

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  4. Jemmy HopeDecember 2, 2009 at 6:57 AM

    I could be exaggerating.
    When politicians commit their country's forces to a war they can't win there's bound to be some attempt to shift the blame. Especially so when the generals warned the government beforehand that the war was unwinnable.
    But tough, that's the life they chose. Nobody forced them to join up.
    I come from a generation for which military service was compulsory (with exceptions). And my father's generation was conscripted to fight a war. I have no sympathy for professional soldiers who bemoan their lot. We're hearing a lot about men being sent to fight with inferior equipment. Tell that to the Pentagon. Let them equip the mercenaries who are serving for the American Empire.
    Blair is a war criminal, but hearing a general say so doesn't make him any more of one, especially when the thought occurs that the general might be covering his own arse. 

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  5. Jemmy HopeDecember 2, 2009 at 6:59 AM

    <span>I could be exaggerating.  
    When politicians commit their country's forces to a war they can't win there's bound to be some attempt to shift the blame. Especially so when the generals warned the government beforehand that the war was unwinnable.  
    But tough, that's the life they chose. Nobody forced them to join up.  
    I come from a generation for which military service was compulsory (with exceptions). And my father's generation was conscripted to fight a war. I have no sympathy for professional soldiers who bemoan their lot. We're hearing a lot about men being sent to fight with inferior equipment. Tell that to the Pentagon. Let them equip the mercenaries who are serving the American Empire.  
    Blair IS a war criminal, but hearing a general say so doesn't make him any more of one, especially when the thought occurs that the general might be covering his own arse</span>

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