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Apologising for Blair
Despite the long since uncovered lies, the deceit and corruption, the intensifying violence of the state, the broken lives, shattered families, splintered society, breakdown of law and order, looting and collapse of the economy and disenfranchisement of the people under … Continue reading
Blair – The Making of a Monster
Tony Blair’s progression from a privileged, Tory leaning, guitar wielding attention seeker into Britain’s most corrupt politician and notorious war criminal is set out in a 2007 article by BBC political reporter Brian Wheeler. Being a BBC piece, it smoothly … Continue reading
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Blair, “a pretty straight sort of a guy”?
In assembling a list of Tony Blair’s top ten lies to the British people, Iraq and Saddam’s fabled weapons of mass destruction would surely top the charts. This was the lie that finally knocked Blair’s halo askew in the eyes … Continue reading
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Tagged corruption, ecclestone, lies, sleaze, Tony Blair
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Unholy Alliance, Blair and Murdoch
In his latest article in the New Statesmen John Pilger recalls some of the worst journalistic breaches of integrity by Rupert Murdoch’s “news” papers and remembers a young “aspiring war criminal” who, at an early stage of his political ascent, … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, lies, morality, Murdoch, New Statesman, Pilger, Tony Blair
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The Blair Years – I See Dead People
When Tony Blair swept into office in May, 1997 he was hailed by the media as a “new dawn” and the remedy to the eighteen years of a Conservative government irrevocably tarnished by corruption and scandal. “Things can only get … Continue reading
Posted in Genocide, The Lies of Tony Blair, War Crimes in Iraq
Tagged Denis Halliday, iraq, Medialens, oil for food, sanctions, Tony Blair, UN, United Nations
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Bomber Blair and Yugoslavia
Tony Blair’s record of bombing nations to enforce his “values” and “liberate” his victims did not begin in Iraq in 2003. Although he heartily enforced the murderous sanctions levied against Iraq following the end of the first Gulf War, sanctions … Continue reading
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TonyBlairWarCriminal.com
Welcome to Tony Blair War Criminal (TonyBlairWarCriminal.com), a blog and information resource that will, over time, list the many alleged crimes committed by the British ex-Prime Minister Tony Blair and, having set out the evidence, ask you to support the … Continue reading