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Tealeaf · 04-05-2005, 16:45

What a peculiar spot Mr Jones's leader, Mr Blair, now finds himself in; having embarked upon a course of military action, he is now in the position of being sued by the relatives of deceased combatants on the basis that military orders given by him were unlawful and in obeying those orders their (the deceased) human rights were compomised.

Who signed up to all this European Human Rights nonsense anyway? Who put his mark on the paper for Great Britain? Why, none other than Tony Blair, PM. And who is now regarded as one of the finest Civil Rights advocates in the British legal system? Why, step forward Cherie Booth, QC!!

Would'nt it be fun to see Blair being prosecuted by his Mrs!!!!

04-05-2005, 16:45	#10
Tealeaf God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Paradise Lost Posts: 7,220 Liked: 11 times Rep Power: 4266	Re: Human Rights What a peculiar spot Mr Jones's leader, Mr Blair, now finds himself in; having embarked upon a course of military action, he is now in the position of being sued by the relatives of deceased combatants on the basis that military orders given by him were unlawful and in obeying those orders their (the deceased) human rights were compomised. Who signed up to all this European Human Rights nonsense anyway? Who put his mark on the paper for Great Britain? Why, none other than Tony Blair, PM. And who is now regarded as one of the finest Civil Rights advocates in the British legal system? Why, step forward Cherie Booth, QC!! Would'nt it be fun to see Blair being prosecuted by his Mrs!!!! Last edited by Tealeaf; 04-05-2005 at 16:57.