Lies, damned lies, and Blair’s legacy
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“A fine piece of investigative journalism, albeit with the benefit of hindsight and sifted facts from fiction. Getting Blair to be interviewed was a master stroke. But his blaming the security services, for effectively having been strong-armed into supporting the Govt’s WMD stance, is either naive or moral cowardice. Strange how otherwise excellent political leaders always end up leaving their posts under a cloud. In Blair’s case, a massive one that continues to have long term ramifications today. The USA’s policy of destroying the infrastructure of Iraq has led to huge destabilisation in the region, and the U.K. was a party to that. David Dimbleby is on top form.”
StridingJ via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/16/21
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“‘Blair Bush and Sadam were all murderers’
This podcast is an excellent insight into what really happened and joins the dots of what we already knew. Well done 👍”
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Great Britain ·
12/22/20
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“Excellent podcast - thanks David !”
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Great Britain ·
11/12/20
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“Fascinating insight into the build-up to the Iraq War, particularly the complex intelligence apparatus and analysis of the decisions that changed the world. On the podcast specifically? From one episode to the next, they either repeat what has just been said, or give an insight into what is about...”Read full review »
Policy and Practice via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/01/20
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