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 Topic review - Tony Blair makes qualified apology for Iraq war ahead of Chilcot report 
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Reply with quote Post Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2015 11:37 am
Tony Blair makes qualified apology for Iraq war ahead of Chilcot report
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Tony Blair has moved to prepare the ground for the publication of the Chilcot enquiry into the Iraq war by offering a qualified apology for the use of misleading intelligence and the failure to prepare for the aftermath of the invasion.

In an interview with Fareed Zakaria on CNN, the former British prime minister declined to apologise for the war itself and defended armed intervention in 2003, pointing to the current civil war in Syria to highlight the dangers of inaction.

Guardian

I sense a 'spin' coming on.


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