I managed to get a ticket through the ballot.What would you ask Tony Blair about the invasion of Iraq?

"when are you going to apologise for the needless deaths?

"Would you have been as quick to commit the UKs forces if your sons had been serving?"

"have you ever experienced the consequences of war & death at close hand?"

"Do you believe that war in Iraq has made the world and specifically the UK a safer place?"

"are there any official reports assessing the levels of insurgency before and after the invasion of Iraq? can MI6 confirm a reduction in activity since the invasion?

"Was Dr Kelly Assassinated?"

just a few questions of the top of my head, but I'm sure this whole enquiry will create more questions than given answers

good luck my friend and I hope you really do get to say your piece

Not really any questions I'd like to ask Blair, none of the answers are worth hearing anyways. Only advice I can give you is bring an extra shoe.

I would say this:
"Mr. Blair, you told us to read the intelligence report that was the basis for concluding that Hussein had WMD which could be deployed in 45mins. You had it published on a cabinet office website. Ignoring the various claims about its accuracy, at face value, it clearly shows that there was no credible threat to anyone more than 200 miles from wherever such weapons may have been stored.
We also know now that the decision to invade Iraq had been made well in advance of the UN inspection for WMD.
We know that the US$ was falling badly, whilst the €uro was gaining value, as the Ba'ath regime converted its foreign currency holdings from US$ to €uro & sold oil in €uro in the oil-for-food program. This slide was curtailed by the invasion.
So we do know exactly why the war happened; what we want to know now is what did Bush Jnr have over you or the UK, or what were you promised, in order to go along with it?
Did he keep to his end of the bargain?"

No question. Just work on your throwing arm and bring extra shoes.

Since that was two sentences my post does not count as a one-liner.

how did bush make you want to invade iraq with such a small force? was it oil

Please, please, please...

Boo for me when Tony comes on.

I would ask him if he is now signing on at the dole seeing as he didnt get the presidency of the EUP...."wry smile"

respects

Just found this Peruvianmonk, Hope it adds to your thread..

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Shadow Justice Secretary backs call for inquiry into death of weapons inspector Dr David Kelly
A senior Conservative MP has signalled that the investigation into the death of Government weapons inspector Dr David Kelly should be reopened because the public ‘have not been reassured’ by the official verdict that he killed himself.
In a letter passed to The Mail on Sunday, Shadow Justice Secretary Dominic Grieve praises a group of doctors who are campaigning for a coroner’s inquest into Dr Kelly’s death. And he questions the judgment of Lord Hutton, who chaired the inquiry into the death.
Lord Hutton concluded that Dr Kelly committed suicide in July 2003 by severing an artery in his left wrist after overdosing on painkillers, but there has been much speculation about the circumstances.