Blair Event At Judson University Only Inspiring For War Criminal Wannabes
The Daily Herald April 13th article "Tony Blair inspires during Judson University visit" is a shameful example of puff journalism unbefitting a responsible newspaper. Blair is the former British Prime Minister, who a majority of Brits believe should be tried for war crimes for his cooperation in President Bush's 2003 criminal invasion of Iraq. He keeps his speaking engagement itinerary secret in Britain because responsible protesters show up in mass with signs blaring BLIAR instead of BLAIR to reflect the lies he told with President Bush to launch their criminal war. He occasionally shakes hands with an attendee at the Meet N Greet afterwards who calmly says "I'm making a citizen's arrest of you for war crimes" before security hustles the citizen arrester away.
But there were no BLIAR signs among the 600 Judson Forum attendees, or citizen arresters among the 150 admitted to the VIP event where Blair gave his one sided defense of actions that would land him in a prison cell if there were justice for the hundreds of thousands killed in the Bush-Blair war crime, including 4,488 GI's. That is because Americans, kept in the dark by fawning corporate media like the Daily Herald, are shielded from the truth that simply doesn't fit our mainstream narrative that America is incapable of committing such abominable acts.
The article starts with the line " 'Inspiring' was the overwhelming description from those who saw former British Prime Minister Tony Blair speak Friday at Judson University". But the millions who were killed, wounded or left homeless by Blair's criminality weren't privileged to attend the event simply described as "inspiring". Had they been present, through tears they would have muttered "Shame".
But there were no BLIAR signs among the 600 Judson Forum attendees, or citizen arresters among the 150 admitted to the VIP event where Blair gave his one sided defense of actions that would land him in a prison cell if there were justice for the hundreds of thousands killed in the Bush-Blair war crime, including 4,488 GI's. That is because Americans, kept in the dark by fawning corporate media like the Daily Herald, are shielded from the truth that simply doesn't fit our mainstream narrative that America is incapable of committing such abominable acts.
The article starts with the line " 'Inspiring' was the overwhelming description from those who saw former British Prime Minister Tony Blair speak Friday at Judson University". But the millions who were killed, wounded or left homeless by Blair's criminality weren't privileged to attend the event simply described as "inspiring". Had they been present, through tears they would have muttered "Shame".