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No doubt there are people in high places (including TB, no doubt) wanting to cover up their mistakes, but that doesn't mean they deliberately made the mistakes. We've probably all made mistakes, and we've probably tried not to admit to them, or cover them up, at some time or other.

Sorry, no, can't go with that. It was great having a Labour government - wish we had one now - but ........ destabilising the middle east wasn't just a bad mistake, it was a cataclysmic one. ISIS will commit atrocities in our country (Lee Rigby won't be the last) and innocent people will be...

Taking your argument too far there. Ian Huntley, Roy Whiting ....... misguided, were they? Blair made a huge mistake. Whether it was deliberate or not, only he will ever know. Probability is, though, that he thought it was right. Doubt if Huntley or Whiting ever believed that.

That "one huge foreign policy mistake" will be forever the way he is remembered. Rightly so, I'm sorry to say - up to then he was doing great, but just didn't have the balls to stand up to Bushscum and say "No".

Oh, right. "********" A*r*s*e*h*o*l*e is now edited out, is it?

Nothing to chuckle about. That ******** has a good chance of being the next US president, and is as much a shite as his father and brother. He even fixed an election to get his brother in. Bush = scum.

War criminal, no. Misguided fool, yes. History will judge: his political legacy will forever be tarnished by one (very) stupid mistake.