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In an essay posted on Tony Blair’s website late Saturday, he said the decision to withdraw troops was ‘tragic, dangerous, unnecessary’.
I am launching a website, www.arrestblair.org, whose purpose is to raise money as a reward for people attempting a peaceful citizen’s arrest of the former prime minister.
Blair changed the face of British politics by rescuing his party from the extreme left. Cameron, if he gets elected, would have done the same by loosening the grip of extreme right on his party’s agenda.
A quick history of each of these people makes you wonder at the sanitisation of evil, of how quickly violence and war can be forgotten, writes sociologist Shiv Visvanathan.
You can mock our feeble attempts to hold Tony Blair to account with the "Arrest Blair" campaign, but only if you propose an alternative
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Edited transcript of an interview given by Tony Blair en route to Dhaka for BBC TV, 3 January 2002
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