Famous sycophant Tony Blair, now a $6-million-a-year consultant for JP Morgan, isn’t clear of his self-serving past just yet. During a supposedly secure hearing about his ties to the Murdoch scandal, a protester burst in to charge Blair with war crimes. And he is facing tough questions about newly revealed secret meetings with Libya‘s Gaddafi. Couldn’t happen to a more deserving guy.
“Excuse me. This man should be arrested for war crimes.”
‘This man should be arrested for war crimes!’: protester bursts into Leveson courtroom to confront Tony Blair by Karen Kissane
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Tags: Blair, Iraq, Iraq War, J. P. Morgan, Leveson Inquiry, Libya, Tony Blair, War crime
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