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Friday, March 25, 2005 |
Telegraph: "Tony Blair could be forced to reveal full details of the legal advice he received about the Iraq war, it emerged yesterday.
Richard Thomas, the information commissioner, confirmed that he is investigating complaints about the Government's refusal to release the papers the Prime Minister received from Lord Goldsmith, the Attorney-General.
The announcement came as the Government tried to explain away a leaked letter which claimed that, until shortly before the war started, Lord Goldsmith believed it would be illegal to invade Iraq without a second United Nations resolution."
Robin Cook: "In her brave resignation letter, Elizabeth Wilmshurst warned that without a second resolution 'force on such a scale amounts to a crime of aggression'. On the same day that she submitted it, the Commons voted on the war. Would parliament have backed invasion of Iraq if it had known that the legal advisers at the Foreign Office believed they were committing Britain to aggression?"
Blair joined the wristband craze, in support of 'Make Poverty History'; should we now wear a red wristband to indicate our disgust with Tony's carnage in Iraq? I say, make Tony history!
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Novosti: "Rizvan Chitigov, who was killed in the district center Shali in Chechnya on Wednesday and was the third most influential warlord after Shamil Basayev and Doku Umarov, had graduated from an elite U.S. subversion and reconnaissance school and had served on a contract basis in a U.S. Marine battalion, Kommersant reports."
From which we can safely conclude the US is financing and training terrorists against Russia.
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