WMD were not vital for war says ex-PM ahead of appearance at Chilcot inquiry
He said he would have invaded Iraq even without evidence of weapons of mass destruction and would have found a way to justify the war to parliament and the public.
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The problem is that he didn't state such a thing before the invasion but maintained the WMD pretext. What does that say about this creep?
Saturday, December 12, 2009
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At last, a partial truth from the liar extraordinaire. The whole truth would be an admission that he KNEW that there were no WMDs.
ReplyDeleteThey should have argued that overthrowing a criminal regime would be good for the Iraqi people. That argument should have been made in 1991. Wait, I remember daddy Bush making that argument, but then he ordered US troops to not enter Baghdad and prevent Shia rebels from taking over.
ReplyDeleteThe US & UK have made huge mistakes in Iraq for decades, resulting in the deaths of millions of innocent Iraqis. Our Arab "brothers" did not help.
All the Bush-Haters
ReplyDeleteAnd their Lefty Friends
Couldn't put Saddam's
Neck together again ;
Let's Roll,Tony !