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May 23rd, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
Richard Norton-Taylor
London Guardian
May 22, 2012
Extracts of a phone conversation between Tony Blair and George Bush a few days before the invasion of Iraq must be disclosed, a tribunal has ruled.
The Foreign Office lost an appeal against an order by the information commissioner, Christopher Graham, to disclose records of the conversation between the two leaders on 12 March 2003. Graham’s order was made in response to a freedom of information request by Stephen Plowden, a private individual who demanded disclosure of the entire record of the conversation.
“Accountability for the decision to take military action against another country is paramount,” Graham had said in his original order.
Upholding that ruling on Monday, Judge John Angel, president of the information tribunal, said Foreign Office witnesses had downplayed the importance of a decision to go to war, a view the tribunal found “difficult to accept”.
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Every lap dog has its day, this disclosure will hopefully finally expose Blair as the morally corrupt Janus-ide he is and will quickly end his rediculous attempt to return to UK politics.
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May 22nd, 2012 at 2:33 pm
Kick the bum in Jail Bush included
Obviously the disclosure must be pretty dirty or they’d a opened that up without question !
gnaw! the tribunal will bring ‘em in for questioning under oath, and extreme rendition until their memory improves. functional MRI is an extremely easy way to overcome tied tongues.