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I "like" how, from what i can tell, the memo linked here basically explicitly says Blair and Bush lied about Iraq and knew it from the outset, and we're willing to do a false flag attack to attack Iraq.
Ignoring everything else, all of capitalism problems, all of the other problems with Afghanistan and both Bush and Blair, this is just bad by Bourgeois law standards. Like, it'd be extraordinary, but blair might technically be able to be prosecuted for misconduct in public office. Idk, I feel like if a pm did that [they wouldnt. Also idk how the crown prosecution service works im that regard] he might be the most popular prime minister in decades. At the very least both probably could have been impeached/held in contempt [for their respective systems]. And before anyone says anything, yes i know Bourgeois laws are a sham and such. My point is kinda just a disbelief that there's basically just a confession sitting in classified files somewhere in the UK
Bush–Blair 2003 Iraq memo:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bush%E2%80%93Blair_2003_Iraq_memo
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4849744.stm