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The Chilcot inquiry
12 July 2016, 02:22,
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RE: The Chilcot inquiry
Mr, HP I really hope that one day you have the opportunity to meet a real war criminal in his unrestrained state. If your own policy beliefs are put in place you might just have the opportunity!

I have actually met a couple in my time, seen their deeds and viewed and smelled the results of their handiwork up close and personal.

Neither Bush nor Blair fit the definition.

Just because you do not agree with military/political policy does not make the other person a "war criminal".
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The Chilcot inquiry - by harrypalmer - 6 July 2016, 16:44
RE: The Chilcot inquiry - by iaaems - 6 July 2016, 23:47
RE: The Chilcot inquiry - by Mortblanc - 7 July 2016, 00:53
RE: The Chilcot inquiry - by harrypalmer - 7 July 2016, 13:12
RE: The Chilcot inquiry - by use every space - 7 July 2016, 20:02
RE: The Chilcot inquiry - by harrypalmer - 8 July 2016, 08:30
RE: The Chilcot inquiry - by River Song - 11 July 2016, 23:50
RE: The Chilcot inquiry - by Mortblanc - 12 July 2016, 02:22
RE: The Chilcot inquiry - by CharlesHarris - 12 July 2016, 04:16
RE: The Chilcot inquiry - by harrypalmer - 12 July 2016, 07:13
RE: The Chilcot inquiry - by CharlesHarris - 12 July 2016, 18:11

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