Dictator Tony Blair resigns
British dictator Tony Blair has informed that he will ask for permission to resign on July 27th when the Labour party informs (“elects”) it’s new leader.
Dictator Blair has so far avoided getting put on trial for his many acts of treasion – even though many campaigns with celeberty support have tried to get him to stand trial.
Blair and George W: Bush planned the invasion of Iraq a year before it started in March 2003. The memo known as “Downing Street Memo” is only one of many well-documented examples of how these dictators together discussed how they could provoke Saddam to make it look like he were attacking them, how they could use WMD-weapons (“Weapons of mass distraction“) as excuse and how they wished to control the media to look like a “justified” invasion.
Blairs resignation comes as great news for most people within the British regime.As Annie Machon said on a 9/11 conference in July last year: Many people are frustrated that it seems impossible to get rid of the dictator even though so many of his crimes have been publicly exposed.
