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Dundeegeorge replied

27 November 2005, 15:04
Ooh, the biter bit

Originally posted by wendigo100

Bush aides 'double-crossed' Blair

Eh? Double-crossed? From this it sounds to me like Blair talked Bush into changing his story to get more public support.

So Tony now you know what it feels like, do you like it?
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wendigo100 started a topic Bush aides 'double-crossed' Blair on Iraq

26 November 2005, 23:38
Bush aides 'double-crossed' Blair on Iraq

Bush aides 'double-crossed' Blair

Joseph Wilson, the ex-US diplomat at the heart of the political crisis in the White House, says Tony Blair was "double-crossed" on the reasons for going to war with Iraq.

Mr Wilson was acting ambassador to Iraq in the run-up to the first Gulf War. He told the Today programme: "Mr Blair came to the US when Mr Bush was talking about regime change, and when he left Mr Bush started talking about disarmament as the objective. "

Eh? Double-crossed? From this it sounds to me like Blair talked Bush into changing his story to get more public support.
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