Tony Blair
Events (75)
- Before August 10, 2006: US and Britain Dispute Timing of Liquid Bomb Arrests 2006-08-10
- February 7, 2007: Britain Admits It Should Have Credited Student’s Article for ‘Dodgy Dossier’ 2007-02-07
- March 1, 2007: ’Iraq Effect’ Worsening Terrorism Around World, Says Report 2007-03-01
- March 12, 2007: Former Chief UN Weapons Inspector Says British Government Embellished Intelligence on Iraq 2007-03-12
- May 2, 2007: In Wake of New Revelations, British Prime Minister Blair Again Rejects Demands for Public Inquiry into 7/7 Bombings 2007-05-02
- May 9, 2007: Two British Men Found Guilty of Leaking Internal Security Memo 2007-05-09
- November 17, 2007: Blair Admits to Wanting War with Iraq 2007-11-17
- February 26, 2008: British Official Orders Transcripts of Cabinet Discussions on Legality of Iraq Invasion Published 2008-02-26
- January 30, 2009: Blair Says He Constantly Questions His Decision to Join in Iraq Invasion 2009-01-30
- April 1, 2009: Israeli Foreign Minister Says Israel Does Not Back Sovereignity of Palestininans 2009-04-01
- May 3, 2009: Britain’s Former Deputy Intelligence Chief Says Britain ‘Dragged’ into Iraq War ‘Against Our Better Judgment’ 2009-05-03
- September 6-9, 2010: World Governments Speak Out against Planned Koran-Burning 2010-09-06
- January 2003: Office of Global Communications Created; Intended to Coordinate Information Dissemination and Administration Talking Points
- February 2001: Bush: If US Determines that Iraq Is Developing WMD, ‘We Will Take the Appropriate Action’
- April 2005: British Intelligence Concludes British Involvement in Iraq War Will Increase Threat of Terrorism in Britain ‘For Many Years to Come’
- Early August, 2006: British Diplomat Warns Blair of Civil War, ‘De Facto Division of Iraq’
- Early September 2001: Bin Laden’s Intercepted Phone Calls Discuss an Operation in the US Around 9/11 Date
- November 2001-January 2002: Western Leaders Promise Aid to Afghanistan
- Fall 1997: Former President Bush Calls on Saudi Prince Bandar to Educate His Son on Foreign Affairs
- Late May 2003: 45-Minute Claim Sourced by ‘Unreliable’ Iraqi Defector, Britain Admits
- Mid-January 2003: British Intelligence: Iraq-Al-Qaeda Attempts to Collaborate ‘Foundered’ on Ideological Differences
- October 2003: Former British Foreign Minister Robin Cook Reveals Deception by Prime Minister Blair over Iraqi WMDs
- January 2003: British Foreign Secretary Concerned about Lack of Smoking Gun on Iraq
- Early August 2002: Bush and Blair Discuss Plans to Depose Hussein
- Late November 2006: Bush Middle East Policies Classic Example of ‘Failure Forward,’ Says Pentagon Consultant