Tony Blair and George Bush Should Be Tried For War Crimes

blair and bush - Here are 2 real WMD's
By MrX
@Tko2020 (266)
June 22, 2007 10:20pm CST
Now that these 2 war criminals are nearly timed out of office, in the case of Blair(B-liar)that would be next Wednesday the 27th of June,i think they should be hauled before the War Crimes Tribunal in The Hague,as its strange people would lesser innocent blood on their hands have been placed before the tribunal, it would be quite unfair for these 2 to walk away freely,as 2 Free WMD's.
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9 responses
@xParanoiax (6987)
• United States
23 Jun 07
we don't know the full story..though yes, that doesn't change the fact that they've sent troops off to war and killed a load of innocent people. I really don't want to dislike them, but facts are facts..they've done criminal things during their terms. If anything I'd like them to be barred from doing any more damage.
@MrNiceGuy (4141)
• United States
23 Jun 07
There is nothing criminal about it...
• United States
23 Jun 07
Making torture legal, letting cops get away with stuff whihc was previously illegal under the Patriot acts and prevention of terrorism acts, and starting to take away rights? That's not criminal? Not to mention women and children killed in the name of this war and not as soldiers. And that's not EVEN half of the stuff If anyone else was doing it, they'd have 'em up in court already.
24 Jun 07
The thing is a lot of the illegal actions are carried out by the CIA and other organisations that have been doing these sort of things for years, before Bush came into power. It's just that these wars highlighted them. The CIA is a the biggest terrorist organisation.
@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
24 Jun 07
If they are, then every national leader who has been in power during a war should also be tried in your kangaroo court.
@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
24 Jun 07
Yet the DNC, the UN, Michael Moore, and even all of George Soros's money can't seem to come up with even one chargeable crime against Bush or Blair.
@ParaTed2k (22940)
• Sheboygan, Wisconsin
25 Jun 07
It's not the courts, it's the Senate. All they have to do is bring charges against the Prs. Do you think that Harry Reid is just covering for Bush?
• United States
25 Jun 07
*frowns* It seems like the courts are afraid to touch them. Bush stepped out of bounds with something recently..I forget what it was, but it was a power grab esque thing..and the courts had a talk with him and basically just said, "Yeah, you stepped outta bounds. But we're not gonna charge you." 'cause the peoples were all like, "Aaaahhh what the feck is he doing?! Courts..do something!" and that fizzled out. Remember though, this is a country where the media has repeated a million times: "It's unpatriotic to not support your president and you're as good as a terrorist if you critisize him."
• United States
24 Jun 07
I think Blair was just going along out of some sort of pressure or allegiance/alliance. I don't think he ever thought things would evole out as they have. Granted, spinelessness is no defence but they guy had good intentions at least....At the end of the day, I tired of hearing about & hearing from, the BOTH of them.
• United States
24 Jun 07
Yeah, unfortunately there's only so much that can be taken from them..it wears thin after awhile.
@xfahctor (14118)
• Lancaster, New Hampshire
3 Jul 07
If this is the case, then so should bill clinton, 99% of congress and the leaders of the intelligence agencies in 7 coutries. they all looked at the same things and came to the same conclusions. I challenge you to put up one shed of evidence that could be used to bring charges in accordance with international law and the policies if the hauge or U.N. there is absolutely no crime that is chargable in this and never will be. Perhaps then margerate thatcher should be brought on war crimes charges for her actions in ireland? Or perhaps Bill clinton should charged for his actions in Bosnia, he sent troups in to a country that didnt attack us either. I ask, no BEG you to explain the difference. Lie just doesnt fit here, as I said, everyone looked at the same stuff and saw the same thing. If you try one, you have to try over a thousand. good luck.
@modomains (195)
• United States
14 Sep 07
I agree. And it's interesting that they found some middle easterner guy and entitled him as the Mastermind of 911. the news is playing only partial of a tape and in no way does he say that he did it. It's criminal. I cannot stomach George Bush and never could.
• United States
27 Jun 07
You have got to be kidding me. Would you like to expand on your reasons why you think these two men who have worked hard to rid the world of terrorism should be tried as war criminals? The one's that should be tried as simple criminals are those who can't find it in their hearts to support our troops both American and British and other members of the coalition in Iraq and Afghanistan. They are doing their best to do the job right. Granted, the intelligence reports from both countries may have been a bit awkward, I still strongly believe that there are WMD's. The question is where are they and if they have been moved, how come our satellites did not pick up on the movements. The only thing that I do not agree with is the Immigration Bill and this is something that the President is going to have work on and think long and hard on as well. I do believe that Tony Blair will make a great Mid East Envoy and will do all that he can to bring some kind of peace in that region. It is not an easy region to work with, but who knows.
@Tko2020 (266)
28 Jun 07
Blair as Middle East envoy is a bad move,how could he be objective, anyone who is happy with him being selected for this job must be totally Pro Israel, and dont really want real peace in the region, if i was a palestinian i would not have any of it.
@gewcew23 (8007)
• United States
24 Jun 07
What the heck are you talking about. Nothing President Bush or PM Tony Blair has done is criminal. I challenge you to prove your discussion. I bet you can't. This is probably why you only have 50. Sorry but I can't stand Johnny-come-lately who write whatever, no matter how idiotic it sounds. You can't backup what you say. Write on what you can defend. The Hague was designed for actual war crimes. Are you tring to say Bush and/or Blair are in the same league as Hitler and his Nazis. Of course you do. If you don't agree with someone you call them a Nazi. If you can't defend yourself just call the person you disagree with a Nazi. Come on, your probably a smart person, I would love to read your defense.
@williamjisir (22819)
• China
24 Jun 07
I agree with you. The two war criminals have caused so many deaths of the innocent people, especially Little Bush. He always finds excuses to attack another country by force, the purpose of which is obvious enough for everyone to see clearly---for the oil that it needs. They should be both sent to jail for the crimes they have made to the people.
• Philippines
3 Jul 07
In any war, you can't do away with innocent blood. It will be impossible. It should not have happened if only the United Nations did its job. But UN did not do its job, somebody has to do it. UN was organized for that job. US can't just be mute and blind for the sufferings of the innocent civilians being killed in Iraq and Afghanistan and elsewhere in the world. Being a world power has also responsibility to help this people being persecuted by their leader. If US and Britain will not do it, who will?