TURFEDOUT wrote:Why wouldn't the former be tarnished? The "evidence" / "intelligence" he presented to the house in order to obtain the backing for military action was not correct.
Maybe if Cameron had presented some fictitious evidence he may have won the vote.
Poor poor effort at defending Blair 1/10.
It's hard to offer balanced "evidence" with the US presidents hand up you rear end.
Let's face it, there isn't a UK PM that would defy the US, not of any political persuasion, apart from the maybe the Lib Dems but, they will never have to make the call.
It's the price that "we" pay for having their "protection".
If they say jump, it's just a matter of how high.
The daily Evidence" of WMD was just embarrassing and it's no surprise that, even now, nothing had been discovered.