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Thoroughly Moral Online Petition.

Mr J. Briggs | 06.06.2003 15:51

In view of the fact that the Prime Minister is still in a state of denial regarding the WMD in Iraq, please consider signing this petition.

It has become crystal clear and patently obvious to the world that Prime Minister Blair lied about the WMD in Iraq, which in most peoples estimation, makes him a War Criminal of the highest order.
His sickening and nauseous attempts to shift the blame onto the British Intelligence Services, shows just how low this despicable man is prepared to stoop.
With this in mind, please consider publicising/signing the following online petition.

 http://www.petitiononline.com/iraqwmd/petition.html

Thank you.

Mr J. Briggs

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WAR DIV

06.06.2003 18:13

WAR DIV - application/x-shockwave

DO YOU THINK TONY BLAIR BELIEVED THERE WERE WMD IN IRAQ? IF REALLY HE BELIEVED THERE WERE BUT HE WAS WRONG THEN HE IS NOT A LIAR JUST A BIT OF A DIV.
ALL WAR IS CRIMINAL BUT IN ELEPHANTS ESTIMATION WAR CRIMES MEANS ACTS OF GENOCIDE LIKE THE HOLOCAUST. TO CALL TONY BLAIR A WAR CRIMINAL UNDERMINES THE TERM.
ELEPHANT WOULD CALL BLAIR A WAR DIV AND EXTRADITE HIM TO A SMALL BUNGALOW BY THE SEA WHERE HE CAN WRITE LETTERS TO THE DAILY TELEGRAPH WITHOUT HURTING ANYONE.

ELEPHANT

Nah, war criminal is certainly right

06.06.2003 22:50

A 'war crime' is an illegal act committed while initiating or conducting a war. Shooting surrendered prisoners or using illegal weapons would constitute war crimes, as would starting an illegal war.

A 'crime against humanity' is the name reserved for a select number of grave offences committed against civilian populations- slavery, deportation and genocide would number among these.

Tony Blair's certainly a war criminal under these definitions.
A case could be made for him being guilty of crimes against humanity, due to the sanctions regime on Iraq, though I imagine opinion would be more divided on that score.

Hope this helps.

Aim Here

SORRY

07.06.2003 16:26

ELEPHANTS MISTAKE.

ELEPHANT
- Homepage: http://www.un.org/icc/crimes.htm#war