Jimdamick
Well-Known Member
The ex - PM of Great Britain, Tony Blair, admitted that he and GW Bush, were partially responsible for the creation of ISIL. (Really?)
LONDON (Reuters) - Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair acknowledged the 2003 invasion of Iraq played a part in the rise of the Islamic State militant group, and apologized for some mistakes in planning the war, in an interview broadcast on Sunday.
Blair's decision to send troops to back the U.S.-led invasion is still a live political issue in Britain, where a six-year public inquiry into the conflict is yet to publish its findings. [ID:nL5N1113IL]
Asked whether the offensive was the principal cause of the rise of Islamic State, which now controls large areas of Iraq and neighboring Syria, Blair said there were "elements of truth" in that.
"Of course, you can't say that those of us who removed (former Iraqi dictator) Saddam (Hussein) in 2003 bear no responsibility for the situation in 2015," Blair told U.S. network CNN.
This is in stark contrast to statements by GW Bush ( BooBoo to his family and friends) who has said it has no bearing on ISIL's formation, and he would invade Iraq again in a heartbeat, and it seems that 53% of the American voters (dumbest fucks on the planet, and there's the proof) agree with him according to the latest Gallup poll
So, this is my question to the many conservative stoners on this site ( who would believe?) who liked Bush, and are part of that 53% that pine for the old days when that N word (I'm getting better) wasn't in the White House What do you think? Was it worth it to kill Hussein, even though ISIS was a direct result, or did you fuck up and your sorry you voted for Bush,( probably twice, right?) Come on, stand up for your convictions, and tell the truth.
LONDON (Reuters) - Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair acknowledged the 2003 invasion of Iraq played a part in the rise of the Islamic State militant group, and apologized for some mistakes in planning the war, in an interview broadcast on Sunday.
Blair's decision to send troops to back the U.S.-led invasion is still a live political issue in Britain, where a six-year public inquiry into the conflict is yet to publish its findings. [ID:nL5N1113IL]
Asked whether the offensive was the principal cause of the rise of Islamic State, which now controls large areas of Iraq and neighboring Syria, Blair said there were "elements of truth" in that.
"Of course, you can't say that those of us who removed (former Iraqi dictator) Saddam (Hussein) in 2003 bear no responsibility for the situation in 2015," Blair told U.S. network CNN.
This is in stark contrast to statements by GW Bush ( BooBoo to his family and friends) who has said it has no bearing on ISIL's formation, and he would invade Iraq again in a heartbeat, and it seems that 53% of the American voters (dumbest fucks on the planet, and there's the proof) agree with him according to the latest Gallup poll
So, this is my question to the many conservative stoners on this site ( who would believe?) who liked Bush, and are part of that 53% that pine for the old days when that N word (I'm getting better) wasn't in the White House What do you think? Was it worth it to kill Hussein, even though ISIS was a direct result, or did you fuck up and your sorry you voted for Bush,( probably twice, right?) Come on, stand up for your convictions, and tell the truth.