Leekbrookgull
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Well what a surprise. I mean why allow the public let alone the news media to ask alot of awkward questions.
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The Chilcot Report,delayed.
- Thread starter Leekbrookgull
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The Birdman
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Why not release the report now most of those who took us into this war have left Government . How ever we must not let those mistakes affect our thinking about how we deal with the currant murders in Syria and Iraq !
this should be massive but on the radio they seem more interested in whether a man should be present in child birth. As a general rule, nobody forces you to have a baby, you know what you're letting yourself into and there's too many people in the world at present anyway. Tony Blair should be in prison for causing World War 3.
This is shocking. Last evidence was given in 2011, so you can only assume the delays have been caused by - what? Attempts to water down the findings perhaps? You have to question how "independent" this report will be when it surfaces.
Publius Ovidius
Well-known member
There are rumours about that certain members of the shadow cabinet are implicated at the very Center of blair's decision making, and to release the report now would blow any chance of labour getting in at the May election!
Super Steve Earle
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This is a serious matter and I genuinely don't think publication of this report should be delayed due to political expediency. But on a lighter note, I can't help wondering if the currant murders in Syria were liked to the sultana strangler in Sudan?
I think Labour want to lose the election. In times past Tories would win a landslide but a lot of their supporters have kicked the bucket or gone UKIP.
spring hall convert
Well-known member
That doesn't make much sense - why would the current administration be looking to do Labour any favours. I have no doubt about your central premise, the Labour Party are going to come out covered in piss. They'll try and shift the blame on B.Liar of course.
And whilst we're on Government's saying one thing and doing another, it's been 7 months since Theresa May promised an inquiry into insitiutionalised child abuse and it appears she can't even control her own mandarins at the home office sufficiently to get it off the ground.
http://www.theguardian.com/politics...iry-panel-member-accuses-counsel-intimidation
Can we all do ourselves a favour and not vote for these ***** if they are going to treat us like idiots.
KZNSeagull
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From the BBC: "One clue as to why the process known as "Maxwellisation", where those who are going to be criticised have a right to consider that first, has taken so long is that some may not have been notified until late last year.
One former senior minister said at least one witness only got the chance to see and consider the documents relevant to them in December."
How long does it take someone to read criticism of themselves and come up with a suitable response? And why should they see the report beforehand anyway?
One former senior minister said at least one witness only got the chance to see and consider the documents relevant to them in December."
How long does it take someone to read criticism of themselves and come up with a suitable response? And why should they see the report beforehand anyway?
Exactly. If you let people rewrite stuff they don't like, then what's the point of the exercise?
KZNSeagull
Well-known member
Indeed. Those being criticised knew why they did what they did at the time, so why do they get months and months to come up with a reason/excuse? I don't think it is a case of them being able to rewrite the report, rather come up with a response. But that should take hours, not months.
Now, now. There's no raisin to make light of the situation.
I've checked the dates and I think it unlikely. Perhaps they are looking to prune some of the unnecessary facts and figs to make the report more digestible?
Well, that's going to be a plum job for someone
spring hall convert
Well-known member
Whatever happened to "nothing to hide, nothing to fear," anyway?
Oh, I see that only applies to us plebs.
Oh, I see that only applies to us plebs.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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If it takes a couple of more months to dot the i's and cross the t's on the enquiry outcome that leads to B.Liar being formally charged with War Crimes, then so be it.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
- Oct 4, 2003
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He's should get his finger out and finish the report all ready. Wouldn't have stood for this nonsense when he was playing rugby.
seagullsovergrimsby
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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You only get indicted for war crimes when you end up on the losing side
Democracy was the loser in the immoral and illegal invasion of Iraq.
symyjym
Banned
You only get indicted for war crimes when you end up on the losing side
How about sending Bush and Blair to a mental institution?