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This site offers a reward to people attempting a citizen's arrest of Tony Blair, for crimes against peace, and the chance to donate towards that reward.


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Rated 4 out of 5 stars

bringing Tony Blair to justice?

An interesting website proposing the peaceful citizen's arrest of Tony Blair. The website lists previous attempts by citizens to arrest Tony Blair and offers a reward to those who make such attempts.

In a society that largely detests Tony Blair and his ruinous effects upon the UK and the people of Iraq (to name a few) the website doesn't appear to acknowledge just how rotten the establishment is that protects and defends Tony Blair's criminal past.

Nevertheless, keeping the Blair injustice issue alive is a noble cause in itself, if only to help us remember what he did.

Interestingly, I haven't yet been able to find a website calling for the arrest of George W. Bush - Blair's partner in crime/ poodle handler to Blair the poodle), even though Amnesty International has made such a proposal.

15 July 2017
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