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**Moscow Mule** · 24 February 2009, 16:27

You can find out in 50 years, when they are released from the national archives.

**lilelvis2000** · 24 February 2009, 16:28

Great, if I live to be 100. ;(

**BoredBloke** · 24 February 2009, 16:29

Unfortunately Blair will be dead by then and so won't be around to answer any questions on the matter - and so will a lot of us

**swamp** · 24 February 2009, 16:33

No comment.

We all know the washing machine is broken, but we'll never know why it attacked the dishwasher.

**BrowneIssue** · 24 February 2009, 16:37

That just about confirms what I thought about the WMD and what happened to Dr David Kelly.

**expat** · 24 February 2009, 16:45

"outweighed public interest needs". That sums it up. Public interest does not come first, not in this democracy.

**DimPrawn** · 24 February 2009, 16:59

We are not commenting on this because:

The Conservatives said the decision was "right" since the release of the minutes would make ministers more reluctant to discuss controversial subjects in future, impeding good government.

HTH

**lilelvis2000** · 24 February 2009, 17:03

Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

We are not commenting on this because:

HTH

ie: the Conservatives can do the same thing and use this as a defence.

hmmm...

**Cyberman** · 24 February 2009, 22:18

If they won't release it just assume the worst. Nothing has ever really surprised me with these incompetent sleazebags.

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