Tony Blair will be visiting New Zealand in March.
He's not Musharraf, but he's still guilty of waging an illegal war of aggression in Iraq. And we should make sure that he and everybody else knows it.
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4 comments:
yeah what a bastaard for helping bring democracy to 25 million people.
Do you seriously have nothing better to do than protest against a guy who has helped to improve the lives of a very large number of people from Kosovo to Afghanistan & Iraq. If it had not been for French perfidy the vote would have gone through the UN. Not having the war confirmed by a group of dictators confirms nothing. Without him Turkey would not be in talks to join the EU. Talk about closing divides.
But wasted words, I will not convince you.
Posted by sagenz : 2/01/2006 10:47:00 PM
Blair must have been talking to Barrymore. NZ, home of the clean slate.
Posted by Will de Cleene : 2/02/2006 11:19:00 AM
Can we arrest him?
Can we, can we? Huh? Huh?
That would be sooo cool.
Posted by Anonymous : 2/03/2006 06:06:00 PM
ID: No. Quite apart from issues of diplomatic immunity, we haven't claimed universal jurisdiction for war crimes, and the ICC isn't after him. Yet.
Posted by Idiot/Savant : 2/03/2006 06:44:00 PM
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