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blair was the problem from the start and we could of been in Iraq and had it liberated last year.

I do not ever support a socialist as many here do for some odd reason.

conservative and socialism do not go together.

The courage of Blair lies in the exact fact that he rose above ideology to support what's right, despite the attacks on him by his own party.

I am with you on this one! I said all along that those six benchmarks sounded like Clinton had written them.

Blair's stalling because of that idiotic 2nd resolution that was never going to pass made our military go through those horrendous sandstorms and allowed Saddam time to continue to hide his WMD's and shred evidence. We should have gone in no later than February and the build-up would have happened sooner if necessary. Instead our military strung it out because of the stupid debate in the UN that Blair was part and parcel of -- delay, delay, delay.

If people cannot see that Clinton was involved with Blair, no amount of talking about it is going to change minds. They had better remember back to that first news conference from the White House with Blair when Pres Bush was ready to spit nails he was so mad.

Clinton has been advising Blair on almost everything including how he could win elections for his party in Britain. It isn't Blair being nice, Blair likes Clinton!

Personally I give up trying to convince people that Blair was backed into a corner and had no way out but to support Pres Bush. Would be willing to bet that he thought that President Bush was going to blink and just send in some AF/Navy planes and be done with it -- just like Clinton did! Instead Pres Bush said he would liberate the Iraqi people and he followed through.

Will never, ever trust Tony Blair! He is a member of the Labour Party, backed clinton during impeachment, and stayed friends with him to this day, and did I forget to add that he supported clinton to take over Oxford!

But then what do I know!