UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn apologizes on behalf of party for "'disastrous' decision to go to war in Iraq - PA
Tony Blair says he did not mislead Britain about going to Iraq War, says he believes he made the right decision - @BBCNormanS
TONY BLAIR IS A LIAR LIKE HIS BUSH & CLINTON RELATIVES
Tony Blair says he stands by decision to go to war in Iraq, says there was no rush to war
Blair says going to war in Iraq was the most 'agonizing decision' he ever made - AP
HE'S LYING. HE WAS SLOBBERING AND GLEEFUL AT THE PROSPECT
Tony Blair says intelligence assessments turned out to be wrong, aftermath turned out to be more hostile than imagined - Reuters
LIAR
Tony Blair on going to war in Iraq: 'I accept full responsibility, without exception or excuse'
Tony Blair's private 'I will be with you whatever' memo to George W. Bush in July 2002 - @BBCNormanS
FAMILY COMES FIRST WITH THESE PEOPLE.
British ex-Foreign Secretary Jack Straw: Actions by US officials in Iraq blindsided UK government - AP
ANOTHER DAMN LIAR.
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn says 'going to war without United Nations support was profoundly dangerous'
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn says decision to invade and occupy Iraq fueled and spread terrorism across the region
David Cameron says Chilcot inquiry report does not explicitly say there was an attempt to mislead people - @faisalislam
CAMERON IS ANOTHER FAMILY MEMBER AND A LIAR ALSO.
David Cameron pays tribute to British casualties in Iraq, praises independence of Chilcot's inquiry into the 2003 Iraq War
MORE BLOOD ON THE GREEDY HANDS OF THE KHAZAR. BRING THE DEAD TROOPS BACK TO LIFE OR STFU, LIARS! WE LOST TROOPS IN THIS NEOCON FIASCO TOO.
Families of the lost soldiers come out holding up Chilcot's executive summary on UK Iraq war inquiry - @TomBoadle
David Cameron says 'military intervention is always difficult, planning for the aftermath of an invasion is always difficult'
UK Stop the War Coalition call Chilcot report: 'a damning indictment of Tony Blair and those around him in taking us to war in Iraq' - Guardian
THEY ARE ALL WAR CRIMINALS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE ATLANTIC
Families of UK soldiers killed in Iraq war ask for former Prime Minister Tony Blair to 'look them in the eye and apologize' - Sky News
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair issues response to the UK Iraq report, says he: 'Did what I believed to be in the best interests of the country' - Guardian
UK Iraq war report warns that when there is potential for war, government shouldn't commit to firm political objective before it's clear it can be achieved; says regular reassessment is essential
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair issues response to the UK Iraq report, says he: 'Did what I believed to be in the best interests of the country' - Guardian
IN THE BEST INTEREST OF HIS OWN POCKETS BY GETTING A CUT FROM THE DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
UK Iraq war report warns that when there is potential for war, government shouldn't commit to firm political objective before it's clear it can be achieved; says regular reassessment is essential
Sir John Chilcot is in the process of delivering his report into the Iraq war. He has concluded that the war was not the last resort and started the report by referencing those killed in the Iraq war, also mentioning the deaths in the Dhaka cafe attack last weekend. He has says the intelligence provided to justify invasion was presented with "certainty that was not justified," that the UK failed to achieve their objectives in Iraq with "consequences to this day.
UK report on Iraq war concludes military invasion was not last resort, planning for after invasion was inadequate
Sir John Chilcot unveils report into Iraq war: 'We have concluded that the UK chose to join the invasion of Iraq before the peaceful options for disarmament had been exhausted. Military action at that time was not a last resort.'
Iraq war and anti-Blair protestors demonstrate outside Chilcot report lock-in in Westminster, London - @AliBunkallSKY
Sir John Chilcot hopes his report will ensure Britain doesn't go to war again without deep analysis, 'assessment and collective political judgement being applied to it' - The Guardian
Ahead of the Chilcot report, soldiers Damien Hern and Iain McMenemy say bullet proof vests were removed from them upon entry into Iraq despite their role manning check points in the firing line - Radio 4
At 11 a.m. British Privy Councilor Sir John Chilcot released his report into the Iraq war. The inquiry was originally announced in 2009 by former Prime Minister Gordon Brown. The time frame of the report runs from 2001, before military operations began in Iraq in 2003, until end of July 2009. The report is 2.5 million words long, and is expected to criticize Tony Blair's government, the Prime Minister who led the invasion into Iraq, as well as the conduct of British military forces. The report will judge whether Tony Blair misled parliament, question whether intelligence into alleged weapons of mass destruction in Iraq was misrepresented and whether the invasion into Iraq was legal.
Sir John Chilcot confirmed that the inquiry into the Iraq War has received its last Maxwell response - @SkyNewsBreak
Iraq War Inquiry chairman Sir John Chilcot says in statement that he understands 'anguish' faced by families who lost loved ones in conflict; says waiting for final final replies for report - @SkyNews
Tony Blair says he did not mislead Britain about going to Iraq War, says he believes he made the right decision - @BBCNormanS
TONY BLAIR IS A LIAR LIKE HIS BUSH & CLINTON RELATIVES
Tony Blair says he stands by decision to go to war in Iraq, says there was no rush to war
Blair says going to war in Iraq was the most 'agonizing decision' he ever made - AP
HE'S LYING. HE WAS SLOBBERING AND GLEEFUL AT THE PROSPECT
Tony Blair says intelligence assessments turned out to be wrong, aftermath turned out to be more hostile than imagined - Reuters
LIAR
Tony Blair on going to war in Iraq: 'I accept full responsibility, without exception or excuse'
Tony Blair's private 'I will be with you whatever' memo to George W. Bush in July 2002 - @BBCNormanS
FAMILY COMES FIRST WITH THESE PEOPLE.
British ex-Foreign Secretary Jack Straw: Actions by US officials in Iraq blindsided UK government - AP
ANOTHER DAMN LIAR.
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn says 'going to war without United Nations support was profoundly dangerous'
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn says decision to invade and occupy Iraq fueled and spread terrorism across the region
David Cameron says Chilcot inquiry report does not explicitly say there was an attempt to mislead people - @faisalislam
CAMERON IS ANOTHER FAMILY MEMBER AND A LIAR ALSO.
David Cameron pays tribute to British casualties in Iraq, praises independence of Chilcot's inquiry into the 2003 Iraq War
MORE BLOOD ON THE GREEDY HANDS OF THE KHAZAR. BRING THE DEAD TROOPS BACK TO LIFE OR STFU, LIARS! WE LOST TROOPS IN THIS NEOCON FIASCO TOO.
Families of the lost soldiers come out holding up Chilcot's executive summary on UK Iraq war inquiry - @TomBoadle
David Cameron says 'military intervention is always difficult, planning for the aftermath of an invasion is always difficult'
UK Stop the War Coalition call Chilcot report: 'a damning indictment of Tony Blair and those around him in taking us to war in Iraq' - Guardian
THEY ARE ALL WAR CRIMINALS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE ATLANTIC
Families of UK soldiers killed in Iraq war ask for former Prime Minister Tony Blair to 'look them in the eye and apologize' - Sky News
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair issues response to the UK Iraq report, says he: 'Did what I believed to be in the best interests of the country' - Guardian
UK Iraq war report warns that when there is potential for war, government shouldn't commit to firm political objective before it's clear it can be achieved; says regular reassessment is essential
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair issues response to the UK Iraq report, says he: 'Did what I believed to be in the best interests of the country' - Guardian
IN THE BEST INTEREST OF HIS OWN POCKETS BY GETTING A CUT FROM THE DEFENSE CONTRACTORS
UK Iraq war report warns that when there is potential for war, government shouldn't commit to firm political objective before it's clear it can be achieved; says regular reassessment is essential
Sir John Chilcot is in the process of delivering his report into the Iraq war. He has concluded that the war was not the last resort and started the report by referencing those killed in the Iraq war, also mentioning the deaths in the Dhaka cafe attack last weekend. He has says the intelligence provided to justify invasion was presented with "certainty that was not justified," that the UK failed to achieve their objectives in Iraq with "consequences to this day.
UK report on Iraq war concludes military invasion was not last resort, planning for after invasion was inadequate
Sir John Chilcot unveils report into Iraq war: 'We have concluded that the UK chose to join the invasion of Iraq before the peaceful options for disarmament had been exhausted. Military action at that time was not a last resort.'
Iraq war and anti-Blair protestors demonstrate outside Chilcot report lock-in in Westminster, London - @AliBunkallSKY
Sir John Chilcot hopes his report will ensure Britain doesn't go to war again without deep analysis, 'assessment and collective political judgement being applied to it' - The Guardian
Ahead of the Chilcot report, soldiers Damien Hern and Iain McMenemy say bullet proof vests were removed from them upon entry into Iraq despite their role manning check points in the firing line - Radio 4
At 11 a.m. British Privy Councilor Sir John Chilcot released his report into the Iraq war. The inquiry was originally announced in 2009 by former Prime Minister Gordon Brown. The time frame of the report runs from 2001, before military operations began in Iraq in 2003, until end of July 2009. The report is 2.5 million words long, and is expected to criticize Tony Blair's government, the Prime Minister who led the invasion into Iraq, as well as the conduct of British military forces. The report will judge whether Tony Blair misled parliament, question whether intelligence into alleged weapons of mass destruction in Iraq was misrepresented and whether the invasion into Iraq was legal.
Sir John Chilcot confirmed that the inquiry into the Iraq War has received its last Maxwell response - @SkyNewsBreak
Iraq War Inquiry chairman Sir John Chilcot says in statement that he understands 'anguish' faced by families who lost loved ones in conflict; says waiting for final final replies for report - @SkyNews